These arguments are part of a contempt of court motion

Joe Gibbs Racing has cited Spire Motorsports placing former competition director Chris Gabehart on administrative leave as evidence of wrongdoing in their ongoing legal battle. JGR argues that the disciplinary action demonstrates Spire violated a preliminary injunction and restraining order regarding alleged proprietary data theft.
The ongoing lawsuit began after Gabehart departed Joe Gibbs Racing to join Spire Motorsports, prompting allegations of misappropriating proprietary setup data. Both organizations remain locked in contentious discovery proceedings, with a federal trial scheduled to begin on February 1, 2027.
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