In a court filing Monday evening, NASCAR requested "an order directing the parties to participate in a judicial settlement conference to be convened by the Court" with a judicial officer presiding over the case. This is the latest development in an antitrust lawsuit that aged a year old this month.

A year ago, 13 of the 15 teams re-signed when they believed two-plus years of negotiations would not lead to a better deal. 23XI, co-owned by Jordan and three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin, and Front Row Motorsports, owned by entrepreneur Bob Jenkins, went to court instead.

The motorsports giant made shocking claims in support of the Next Gen car in a court declaration aimed to help resolve the dispute.

Shane Van Gisbergen won the Bank of America Roval 400 on Sunday, but his victory wasn't the story to come out of Charlotte Motor Speedway.

NASCAR has asked a federal court for a judicial settlement conference to mediate an antitrust suit filed by Michael Jordan-owned 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports.

If any of the drivers win in the next three races of the semifinal round (Round of Eight) at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Talladega Superspeedway or Martinsville Speedway, they automatically earn a berth to be among the four drivers racing for the championship at Phoenix Raceway.

NASCAR driver Tyler Reddick raced Sunday with his championship hopes on the line at the same time his infant son has been diagnosed with a tumor in his chest.

NASCAR star Tyler Reddick and his wife Alexa have provided an update on their son after asking for prayers for his heart last week. Alexa revealed over the weekend that their son, Rookie, is going to have to have a kidney removed that "is not believed to be functioning any longer."