Here are court documents related to the case; Final tweet sent
In early March, a lawsuit was surfaced in State of Connecticut Superior Court. The lawsuit involved former NASCAR CEO Brian France and John L. Steele, the operator of a parody twitter account.
Steele (Defendant) is represented by Jay Marshall Wolman.
Read MoreThe lawsuit reads, “The emotional distress was severe enough that it has resulted in illness and bodily harm.”
Brian France of Fairfield County, Connecticut has filed a lawsuit against John L. Steele a/k/a Drunken Brian France [@DrunkBrianF] of Sevier County, Tennessee.
France is the former CEO of NASCAR.
Read MoreHamlin has a word of advice for the NASCAR community regarding the trolls on social media
There’s positives and negatives to everything. On social media, that’s certainly the case. On one hand, there’s a new way to reach an audience. That gives drivers a new way to promote themselves, show people who they are and overall build their brand.
Read MoreLive-streams via Twitter for 15 races which includes all 10 playoff races
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (March 14, 2018) – NASCAR® announced today it will live-stream one in-car camera on Twitter for 15 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series™ races during the second half of the 2018 racing season, including all 10 NASCAR Playoffs races.
Read MoreScott Bloomquist is on twitter and a Facebook page is on the way
Multi-time Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Dirt Series Champion and the 2004 World of Outlaws Late Model Series champion is on the interwebs.
Bloomquist literally has countless dirt racing wins. At one point, his win percentage was 35%.
Read MoreChris Ferguson: “The main thing that separates us from NASCAR is the fact that the fans can actually interact with the drivers.”
“I think the main thing that separates us from NASCAR is the fact that the fans can actually interact with the drivers,” Chris Ferguson tells RacingNews.co of social media usage.
Read MoreCody Ware: “Atleast I dont cheat on my wife.”
Cody Ware and Matt Dibenedetto tangled in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Darlington Raceway.
Related: Darlington Race Results – September 3, 2017
As the driver’s let go of the steering wheel, they picked up the twitter machines.
Read MoreTwitter Handles to Replace Driver Names in Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Car Windshields
Hashtag Emoji and Infield Stencil Part of NASCAR, Twitter Plan to Elevate #TheChase
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (Sept. 15, 2016) –- NASCAR drivers competing in the 2016 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup™ will display their personal Twitter handles on their respective car windshields during the first three-race round of #TheChase,
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