NASCAR: Kyle Larson loses McDonald’s sponsorship
nascar kyle Larson loses mcdonalds sponsorship
The last 24 hours have been nothing shy of a nightmare for Chip Ganassi Racing’s Kyle Larson as it pertains to his NASCAR Cup Series career, and it was brought about by his own during.
During Sunday night’s virtual NASCAR race on iRacing at Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Larson attempted to get the attention of his spotter by stating “Hey N*****”.
Larson’s use of the N-word racial slur was being streamed live on Twitch, so the whole world was able to hear it, not just the other 61 drivers who were competing. That sent Twitter ablaze, but the true hits only began rolling in on Monday.
Chip Ganassi Racing suspended the 27-year-old Elk Grove, California native without pay and NASCAR proceeded to suspend him indefinitely and will not reinstate him until he at least completes sensitivity training.
How these suspensions will ultimately play out remains to be seen with the season currently suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic. iRacing suspended him from using their racing simulator service indefinitely as well, and he then lost primary sponsor Credit One Bank.
Now the driver of the #42 Chevrolet has been cut by McDonald’s as well.
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As it stands right now, this dude has lost everything or saying the N-word. This is one of the quickest 'cancel' moments in recent memory.
nascar kyle Larson loses mcdonalds sponsorship
The last 24 hours have been nothing shy of a nightmare for Chip Ganassi Racing’s Kyle Larson as it pertains to his NASCAR Cup Series career, and it was brought about by his own during.
During Sunday night’s virtual NASCAR race on iRacing at Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Larson attempted to get the attention of his spotter by stating “Hey N*****”.
Larson’s use of the N-word racial slur was being streamed live on Twitch, so the whole world was able to hear it, not just the other 61 drivers who were competing. That sent Twitter ablaze, but the true hits only began rolling in on Monday.
Chip Ganassi Racing suspended the 27-year-old Elk Grove, California native without pay and NASCAR proceeded to suspend him indefinitely and will not reinstate him until he at least completes sensitivity training.
How these suspensions will ultimately play out remains to be seen with the season currently suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic. iRacing suspended him from using their racing simulator service indefinitely as well, and he then lost primary sponsor Credit One Bank.
Now the driver of the #42 Chevrolet has been cut by McDonald’s as well.
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As it stands right now, this dude has lost everything or saying the N-word. This is one of the quickest 'cancel' moments in recent memory.
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