XI Racing was one of two Cup Series teams not to sign NASCAR‘s final charter offer earlier this month, however, all signs point to the upstart team expanding to three full-time charters in 2025. Bob Pockrass of FOX Sports provided an update Tuesday on who will possibly join 23XI in a full-time capacity in a charter likely acquired from

NASCAR and 23XI Racing poised for a legal battle over charter agreements, raising concerns about fairness and competitive integrity.

At Atlanta Motor Speedway on Saturday morning, the talk of the garage area were Charters. There have been several reports over the past week that NASCAR wanted

“23XI decided not to meet a NASCAR-imposed deadline last night to sign Charter agreements for its two cars for 2025-2031,” the statement from 23XI ownership read. “23XI’s position, as stated in a letter to NASCAR, is that we did not have an opportunity to fairly bargain for a new Charter contract.”

Front Row Motorsports and Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing are the two Nascar Cup Series teams to not sign the proposed charter agreement from series executives.

Only two teams withheld signing NASCAR's new charter agreement, but one is home to the regular season champion, Tyler Reddick.

NASCAR insider Jordan Bianchi has shared 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports' belief behind rejecting the charter extension agreement.