Suspended by NASCAR and fired by Chip Ganassi Racing, driver Kyle Larson decided to deactivate his Twitter and Instagram accounts.
Kyle Larson’s 2020 NASCAR journey came to an abrupt end during the coronavirus hiatus. In an iRacing event that was going on during the hiatus, Larson used a racial slur while being streamed on multiple channels. He was then suspended indefinitely by NASCAR and fired by Chip Ganassi Racing. He was replaced by Matt Kenseth as the driver of No.42 Chevrolet.
While Larson has completed the mandatory sensitivity test and apologized for the incident in a number of occasions, he still remains suspended by NASCAR.
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These days, Larson is busy with dirt racing, where he is getting a lot of success lately.
While Larson has been off the limelight for NASCAR, he decided to deactivate his Twitter account, @KyleLarsonRacin, and his Instagram account, @KyleLarson42 recently.