6. Andretti, F1, and the DOJ Antitrust Investigation Pt. 2

10. Trump's IndyCar Race: 81 Meetings, 190 MPH, and Other Delusions From DC

Well...IndyCar is hosting a race for Trump in Washington DC next August to sportswash his presidency. But how did we get here? Lauren goes through a short timeline of events chronicling the Trump=Penske connection in recent years. Then she explores yesterday's press conference line by line and investigates the many characters involved in making this race happen. Finally, she explains the newly signed executive order and the federal statutes and regulations surrounding it. More episodes on this topic to come as things develop.

9. Michael Jordan v. NASCAR: An Economic History of NASCAR (23XI v. NASCAR pt 1)

In this episode, Lauren traces the economic history of NASCAR, from its founding in 1948 through its rise and fall in the 2000s. This episode provides the historical backdrop of the ongoing antitrust case between Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin's 23XI Racing, Front Row Motorsports, and NASCAR. Follow us on Twitter and Bluesky @StreetLegalPod

8. Viva Las Cadillac F1 Team (Andretti, F1, and the DOJ Pt. 3 Finale)

We are so back (Michael Andretti is not, though). The Andretti F1 bid got accepted, but Andretti is both involved and uninvolved in it now. Michael Andretti is no longer in charge of Andretti, which is now owned by two billionaires. Many of our favorite F1 conspirators...sorry, characters from parts 1 and 2 are back and may or may not have plotted to commit antitrust crimes over WhatsApp. It's okay, though because they undid their alleged crime and live, laugh, love GM now. But also, unsurprisingly, everyone involved ended up looking like a hypocrite, which Lauren spends most of this episode screaming about. This is...alot. Follow us! Twitter [https://x.com/StreetLegalPod] Bluesky [https://bsky.app/profile/streetlegalpod.bsky.social] Listenstreetlegal@gmail.com

7. The FBI at RLL, Federal Crime, and Trade Secrets

Surprise! IndyCar (allegedly) has crime now and in typical fashion, Lauren has much to say about it. In this episode, she discusses the few available media reports of what happened at RLL, federal criminal procedure, the Economic Espionage Act, and vicarious liability. Not bad for a day's worth of research.

6. Andretti, F1, and the DOJ Antitrust Investigation Pt. 2

Part 2 is finally here, and Lauren basically turned it into antitrust law 101. This episode covers how the DOJ works, a short history of antitrust law, how the DOJ-F1 case fits within current case law, and what could happen next.