CHARLOTTE, N.C. — E be like say the race don scatter, as Michael Jordan don land for federal court to fight NASCAR gument wey fit change everything wey dem dey do for motorsport. This trial fit turn the whole NASCAR world upside down, as Jordan and im team 23XI Racing dey accuse di system say dem no dey treat them well. Denny Hamlin, wey sabi win Daytona 500 three times and co-own 23XI with Jordan, don talk say dem ready to expose all di lies wey dey happen for NASCAR.
NASCAR dey hold dem by neck as dem no gree give charter agreements wey make plenty sense for di teams dem. No be small wahala, as 23XI and Front Row Motorsports, wey dey owned by Bob Jenkins, don put dem mouth inside court matter instead of just to sign agreement wey dem no like. Di charter system wey NASCAR dey use na di same as franchise model for other sports, but e no too treat di teams well, according to di gisting wey dey fly around.
Di court matter don expose plenty wetin dey happen behind closed doors, as some NASCAR top executives don talk about dem competitors like dem be small pikin. One na dat wahala wey Phelps, di NASCAR Commissioner, call Richard Childress all kinds of names. Shey dem no sabi say di world don change? Everybody dey follow dem own gudi-gudi jor. Na where money dey, wahala dey follow!
Jordan don talk say e no fit keep quiet again, as im dey push for better treatment for all di teams wey dey risk dem life. “Na time to change things,” Jordan yan. Di man wey no just sabi basketball, but also motorsport, dey try make everything fair for di drivers wey dey hustle hard every week wit no proper insurance. Wetin dey happen? Di level don too high!”
The matter fit still settle at any time as di fans dey watch with keen interest. If 23XI and Front Row win, dem fit collect plenty money wey fit change di way NASCAR dey run, but if NASCAR win, wetin go happen? Na dem go dash out charters to other interested parties, na that one e go be.
As di matter dey unfold, Jordan don use im star power to make sure sey di courtroom no dey quiet at all. Di presiding judge, Kenneth Bell, don see am plenty as e don hear di case from both sides. Na only time go tell wetin go happen next, but for now, make we dey observe as di drama dey unfold inside di court, and no be small drama o!”
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