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Michael Jordan on NASCAR, Life After Basketball and the One Title He Won't Claim

Michael Jordan, 63, remains competitively active through NASCAR ownership and rejects the NBA GOAT label, emphasizing respect for basketball's evolving history and multiple great players.

  • In a CBS Sunday Morning interview airing Sunday, basketball legend Michael Jordan dismissed the G.O.A.T. label, stating "there's no such thing as a GOAT in basketball, to me."
  • Jordan, 63, attributed his continued involvement in sports to being "cursed with this competitive gene," a drive that persisted after his 13-year tenure as majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets.
  • In 2021, Jordan founded 23XI Racing with NASCAR Cup Series driver Denny Hamlin, a partnership Hamlin said began as a rumor that unexpectedly turned into reality.
  • Driver Tyler Reddick, who started the season with three consecutive wins, said having Jordan as a boss " the hell out of us," pushing the team toward elite performance.
  • While acknowledging he once desired a "quiet life," Jordan noted he remains visible because the sport and his team require his passion to succeed, even in his 60s.
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CBS News broke the news in United States on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
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