NASCAR driver Kyle Busch apologizes for use of R-word after Martinsville race

NASCAR driver Kyle Busch apologized approaching Twitter for his use of a derogatory term for individuals as soon as cunning disabilities. Busch said the R-word following speaking to media members after a dramatic Cup race at Martinsville Speedway.

Busch was eliminated from postseason contention Sunday and was cross in addition to how driver Brad Keselowski raced him.

Its fracking (r-word), man, and hence stupid, Busch said in a clip posted by NBC Sports reporter Dustin Long that was widely circulated. I don’t believe these guys. I should obliterate the s— out of him right now is what I should obtain, but that doesn’t get me any fine either.

Busch issued an apology on his Twitter account Sunday evening.

In one of my adding taking place-race interviews I used a word I should never use and I lack to apologize for it, Busch wrote.

A NASCAR spokesperson said that Busch’s clarification were creature reviewed and NASCAR would potentially have something to believe to be Monday in parable to a fine and/or mandated sensitivity training.

In January, Truck Series driver Hailie Deegan was required by NASCAR to unbending idea reaction training for her use of the R-word during an racing session.

NASCARs believe to be photograph album states that the sanctioning body may fine, defer and/or decrease connection for individuals who event communications that criticizes, ridicules, or on the other hand disparages strange person based upon that persons race, color, creed, … or handicapping condition.