Seven people, including NASCAR champion Greg Biffle and Dennis Dutton, were killed when their plane crashed during landing at North Carolina's Statesville Airport.

NASCAR champion Greg Biffle, his wife and two children were among six people killed in a private jet crash while landing at a North Carolina airport.

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Michael Jordan and NASCAR settled a federal antitrust lawsuit that accused the racing league of being a monopolistic bully. NASCAR agreed to make charters permanent.

The final witness for 23XI and FRM is the 81-year-old France, a soft-spoken introvert and a man of few words. NASCAR recently had a valuation of $5 billion, and France’s family trust owns 54 percent of the league (his niece, Lesa, has a family trust that owns 46 percent).

NASCAR, founded and privately owned by the Florida-based France family, never considered making the charters permanent. Instead, after two-plus years of bitter negotiations, NASCAR in September 2024 presented a “take-it-or leave-it” final offer that gave teams until end of that day to sign the 112-page document.

For many, the tragedy wasn’t just the loss of a racing legend. It was also the loss of a man who had what friends called a “serving heart.”

After the NASCAR antitrust trial ended, much chatter has centered on what fences can be mended and which are not fixable. We take a look.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The theme of family ties in motorsports was woven through Michael Jordan's federal antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR, with witness after witness testifying to their emotional connections to the top motorsports series in the United States.

Video footage shows the plane carrying former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and his family as it burst into flames, killing seven people.