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Kyle Larson sits atop the NASCAR standings as the drivers take a two-week break for the Olympics after earning a key win in the prestigious Brickyard 400.
Bubba Wallace was fined $500,000 by NASCAR for a retaliatory contact against Chicago Street Race winner Alex Bowman.
Dale Earnhardt Jr., who formally retired from NASCAR in 2017, will compete in the Hampton Heat at Larry King Law’s Langley Speedway, which is now sold out.
Larson attempted to finish the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on same day.
NASCAR’s diversity initiatives could violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which prohibits race and sex-based employment discrimination.
NASCAR’s diversity drive has come under scrutiny with a legal expert claiming the organization can be brought to court for preferential treatment for certain races.
NASCAR driver Noah Gragson, who was suspended for liking a meme that poked fun at the circumstances surrounding George Floyd’s death, has requested to be released from his team, Legacy Motor Club.
NASCAR upholds progressive values as the organization supports suspension of driver following his ‘liking’ of a social media post.
