Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning 23XI Racing across Nascar.
A 35‑year‑old staff member of 23XI Racing was arrested after a collision involving a 77‑year‑old fan, leading to charges of assault with a deadly weapon and a pending court date.
Outlaw Light Beer, the fastest‑growing domestic light lager in the United States, announced a multi‑year partnership with 23XI Racing that will anchor the brand at the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series race in Nashville. The collaboration is designed to fuse the brand’s rapid expansion with the high‑octane energy of America’s most popular stock car series.
NASCAR has suspended Evanna Howell, a senior account manager for 23XI Racing, after she was charged with felony assault following an incident involving a golf cart at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
NASCAR imposed suspensions on Live Fast Motorsports crew members, fined JR Motorsports, and arrested 23XI Racing manager Evanna Howell following safety and conduct violations at the Coca‑Cola 600.
A federal lawsuit filed by Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby contests the NCAA’s eligibility ruling after a betting violation, arguing that the organization profits from gambling while penalizing players. The case brings to light a multimillion‑dollar NIL agreement and the involvement of litigator Jeffrey Kessler.
From its humble opening in 1960 to the modern era of tribute and double‑duty attempts, the Coca‑Cola 600 remains a cornerstone of NASCAR’s summer schedule.
A dramatic spin by John Hunter Nemechek with fifteen laps left sparked a heated garage‑area confrontation between Bubba Wallace and Christopher Bell, drawing commentary from Kevin Harvick and raising questions about 23XI Racing’s playoff outlook.
On the Actions Detrimental podcast, Denny Hamlin critiques NASCAR’s judicial system, information asymmetry, and broadcast errors that he says can rewrite race outcomes.