For years, the world of NASCAR has witnessed heartbreak and triumph, often side by side. Few losses struck as deep as the one suffered by Coy Gibbs, the late co-owner of Joe Gibbs Racing. His sudden death in November 2022 shook the racing community. He passed away in his sleep just hours after his son Ty clinched the Xfinity Series championship. From that day, Heather Gibbs took over.

Since then, there has been silence, grief, and whispers behind closed doors. On Wednesday, however, the courtroom where the sport’s legal future is being fought suddenly felt the weight of that loss in a way no document or contract ever could.

Heather Gibbs’ words stop the whole room cold

The antitrust trial had been all numbers and charts, and monopoly talk for days. Lawyers arguing, executives on the sta

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