NASCAR Driver Suspended for Homophobic Remarks

0:00Reporting from the Daily News, now, Ankori, with the story, with the latest in Durham. NASCAR Crasman Truck Series Driver, Connor Die, faces suspension after imitating IndyCar driver David Malukas with what he called a gay voice during a recent live stream. The 22-year-old races the number 10 Caldig Racing Ram and violated league rules on disparaging comments tied to sexual orientation. NASCAR pointed to section 4.3c in the rule book, which bans public ridicule based on things like gender or sexual orientation. Die now has to finish sensitivity training before he can compete again. Die posted an apology on Instagram on March 17th, admitting he picked poor words that upset folks. He stressed that's not how he wants to come across and promised to step up his game. Meanwhile, his teen Caldig Racing handed down their own indefinite suspension after seeing the comments. They made the call on the same Tuesday. Malukas, the 24-year-old teen Penske driver in IndyCar, stayed quiet on the matter so

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