On December 1, the NASCAR antitrust lawsuit finally goes to trial, ending months of escalating drama that’s gripped the sport like a season-long feud. What began as a dispute over charter renewals between NASCAR and 23XI Racing/Front Row Motorsports has spiraled into something far more explosive. Leaked text messages, heated emails, and behind-the-scenes power plays have painted an unfiltered picture of how tense and personal the standoff became.

Now, with the trial set to begin, the case has evolved beyond contracts and dollars. The spotlight is shifting toward the people who may hold the most sway with the jury. These are unexpected voices whose testimony could reshape the narrative entirely. And among them, according to a civil law expert, are Roger Penske and Heather Gibbs.

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