Michael Jordan’s right-hand guy makes shocking accusations against NASCAR.

Michael Jordan’s longtime business partner and right-hand man, Curtis Polk, has made waves with some bold accusations against NASCAR, calling into question the integrity and decision-making within the organization. Polk, who has been involved with Jordan’s various ventures for years, including their co-ownership of the 23XI Racing team in NASCAR, has publicly expressed frustration with what he perceives as inconsistencies and unfair practices within the sport.

The accusations come after a series of incidents in which Polk believes NASCAR officials have shown bias or made questionable calls that negatively impacted 23XI Racing, the team Jordan co-founded with NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin. While Polk stopped short of accusing NASCAR of outright corruption, he suggested that certain teams and drivers seem to receive more favorable treatment, whether in terms of race officiating or penalties.

One specific incident that Polk highlighted was a controversial penalty levied against 23XI Racing during a recent race, which he claims was disproportionately harsh compared to similar infractions committed by other teams. He also questioned the transparency of NASCAR’s rule enforcement, implying that some decisions are influenced by the sport’s business interests rather than being strictly about fairness on the track.

Polk’s comments have garnered attention because of Jordan’s status as a global sports icon and his growing presence in NASCAR, a sport that has been seeking to diversify its audience. While NASCAR has not officially responded to Polk’s accusations, these remarks have sparked debate among fans and commentators, many of whom have long suspected favoritism or unequal enforcement of rules within the sport.

This situation could lead to increased scrutiny of NASCAR’s internal processes, especially as Jordan and 23XI Racing continue to challenge the status quo in the sport.