Does Kyle Larson have a path back to NASCAR? Does he even want to come back?
A month ago, Kyle Larson was in an online racing event on the virtual oval of Monza. It was designed to be a fun, chaotic event with 61 drivers in the field and no yellow flags allowed.
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A month ago, Kyle Larson was one the hottest driver in NASCAR. He was in a contract year with Chip Ganassi Racing in the No. 42 machine.
On April 12th, he entered on online racing event on the Monza oval.
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On April 11th, Kyle Larson was one of the hottest NASCAR drivers on the circuit. He was in a contract year and looking for a renewal, or a new ride.
On April 12th,
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Two weeks ago, Kyle Larson was one of the hottest drivers on the NASCAR circuit. He was set to become a free agent or renew a contract with Chip Ganassi Racing at the end of 2020.
However,
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On Easter Sunday, Kyle Larson entered a hosted iRacing event on the Monza oval. The simulated race featured 62 drivers int he field, with no yellow flags and no sanction.
Larson was attempting to contact his spotter on a private audio channel and/or he was having mic issues in general.
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NASCAR is on a break due to the coronavirus. Drivers and fans have turned to the digital world as an outlet. iRacing is an online racing simulator,
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On Sunday, Kyle Larson used the n-word during an online racing event. His world has since collapsed.
Larson was attempting to speak to his spotter on a private channel and/or he was having mic issues. Instead, the communication was shared on a public channel.
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NASCAR is currently postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak. In the meantime, drivers and the sanction itself have turned to the digital racing platform, iRacing.
On Sunday night, the official eNASCAR race had an off-weekend. However,
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On Sunday night, Kyle Larson ran an iRacing event at Monza. Unfortunately, he used the n-word, hard r.
The 27-year-old, was presumably attempting to contact his person spotter through the online racing game.
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On Easter Sunday, Kyle Larson entered a digital race on the iRacing platform. He joined many drives seeking sports relief during the Coronavirus postponement.
Stars from various forms of racing entered the event. In addition, iRacing regulars filled the field.
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Update: Kyle Larson has also been suspended from the iRacing service; Chevrolet suspends partnership.
On Sunday night, Kyle Larson entered a one-off iRacing event. It took place on a hosted server on the Monza oval.
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Kyle Larson dropped the n-word during a live broadcast, hard R and all.
It happened on Easter Sunday in an online iRacing event. The race was setup by fellow NASCAR driver Landon Cassill in a hosted room.
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Over the weekend, NASCAR visited Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Californa.
Following issues, Denny Hamlin was forced to start at the rear. Early in the event,
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NASCAR was born 71 years ago. Tony Stewart is now 1 of just 55 people that sit in the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Tony Stewart’s career started on the grassroots racing scene, like any racing driver.
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In December 2018, the FBI raided the offices of DC Solar as well as the California home of the Carpoff’s. In January 2019, the company filed for banrupcy.
It caused the assets of the company to be sold at auction as they closed their doors.
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Last year, DC Solar was deeply embedded in the NASCAR community. They sponsored race teams, NASCAR events and planned to put Ross Chastain in a full-time Xfinity Series ride.
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In 2018, DC Solar CEO Jeff Carpoff talked Chip Ganassi into giving Ross Chastain a shot in one of his Xfinity Series machines. A handful of races later, the driver that comes from a family watermelon farmers had turned enough heads to get out the ink pen.
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