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Stewart-Haas Racing will be closing its doors after this season takes its final checkered flag at Phoenix Raceway on Nov. 10 .
NASCAR 's business model had been based on the idea of independent contractors investing their own money and time for the privilege of competing in events and largely at facilities owned and operated by a sanctioning body that has long been ruled and run by one family.
Stewart-Haas Racing is looking to sell its charter to someone else eager to go racing.
The first of their three charters are expected to land with existing and expanding teams, Front Row Motorsports , 23XI and Trackhouse Racing .
While the infant NASCAR charters still not in the same financial galaxy as the world of stick-and-ball sports.
The margins for NASCAR team owners are still tighter than a wet firesuit left out too long drying in the sun.
The current charter agreement between NASCAR and its teams expires on Dec. 31 .
The RTA wants an increase in its percentage of the new media rights agreement.
NASCAR came back with an increase, although not as much as the teams wanted.
The average Major League Baseball team generates only 10% of its revenue from sponsorship sales.
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