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23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports have declined to sign NASCAR's new charter agreement for 2025-2031, citing a lack of fair negotiation opportunities. Despite a two-year negotiation effort, NASCAR's ultimatum left them feeling pressured, leading to frustration within the teams. While 13 other teams signed the agreement, NASCAR veteran Kevin Harvick criticized the timing of the refusal, stating it adds unnecessary pressure during the playoffs, particularly for Denny Hamlin of 23XI. Harvick noted that the decision makes 23XI and FRM appear as outliers in a largely compliant field. Both teams expressed a desire for meaningful discussions with NASCAR to address their grievances. The situation remains tense, as teams navigate the implications of their choices amidst the playoffs.
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