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NASCAR Driver Kyle Busch Apologises For Using Slur During Interview
NASCAR driver Kyle Busch has apologised for using a slur in a post-race interview over the weekend.
Busch used the r-word to describe fellow racer Brad Keselowski in a post-race interview on Sunday, after making contact with his vehicle during the NASCAR Cup playoff race in Martinsville, Virginia.
“It’s frickin’ r***rded man. So stupid. I don’t understand these guys. I should beat the s*** out of him right now, is what I should do. But that doesn’t do me any good either,” he said.
#NASCAR … Kyle Busch says of Brad Keselowski … “I should beat the ?out of him” pic.twitter.com/aX2CiCkjkH
— Dustin Long (@dustinlong) October 31, 2021
Busch took to Twitter to apologise for his use of the slur saying: “In one of my post-race interviews, I used a word I should never use, and I want to apologize for it.”
In one of my post-race interviews I used a word I should never use and I want to apologize for it.
— Kyle Busch (@KyleBusch) November 1, 2021
NASCAR have also since announced that they have ordered Busch to undergo sensitivity training before the start the of 2022 season.
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