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Former NASCAR driver Michael Annett dies

Michael Annett, former Xfinity Series race winner, dies at age 39

Michael Annett, a past winner in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, has died at age 39, JR Motorsports announced Friday in a social media post and confirmed to NASCAR.com.

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Michael Annett, who made 436 combined starts in NASCAR’s 3 national touring series, dies at 39

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Former NASCAR driver Michael Annett dies at 39

Michael Jordan testifies in NASCAR trial

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Michael Jordan Testifies in NASCAR Antitrust Trial, Says He Had No Choice but to Sue 'The Entity'

Michael Jordan and Joe Gibbs' daughter-in-law were expected to testify Friday on the fifth day of the federal antitrust case the Basketball Hall of Famer filed against NASCAR over claims the series ha...

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NBA legend Michael Jordan testifies during NASCAR antitrust trial

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Michael Jordan’s NASCAR life: How he got into the league and ended up suing it

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Michael Jordan must prove NASCAR controls motorsport: Attorney | Elizabeth Vargas Reports

Bob Pockrass, motorsports reporter for Fox Sports, and criminal defense attorney Brian Claypool join NewsNation to discuss NASCAR being sued by Michael Jordan's racing team in an antitrust case.

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Michael Jordan walks into court to iconic music amid NASCAR lawsuit

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Michael Jordan Testifies in Lawsuit Against NASCAR

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Michael Jordan Set to Testify in NASCAR Antitrust Trial

23XI Racing, owned by Basketball Hall of Famer Jordan and three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin, and Front Row Motorsports, owned by fast food franchiser Bob Jenkins, were the only two organizati...

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Michael Jordan, Heather Gibbs headline Friday in NASCAR trial

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NBA legend Jordan in court as NASCAR anti-trust case begins

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NASCAR Xfinity Series 2025 season in review

Review the 2025 Xfinity Series season, an electric campaign that culminated with Jesse Love winning the championship crown.

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NASCAR antitrust trial: Bob Jenkins testifies about $100M loss and 'insulting' charter deal

Front Row Motorsports owner Bob Jenkins testified on the fourth day of the antitrust case that accuses NASCAR of being a monopolistic bully in violation of federal antitrust laws.