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The president was also critical of NASCAR’s decision last month to ban the Confederate flag at its events.

Bubba Wallace, the NASCAR Cup Series only black driver, was crucial to getting a ban on the Confederate battle flag at racing events. His team later found a noose at a speedway garage, but he wasn't targeted, according to the FBI.

The rope was found in Wallace’s garage at the Talladega Speedway last month and was initially believed to be an act of intimidation against NASCAR’s only black driver.

Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson became the first driver to test positive for coronavirus Friday.

Patriots of America, a political action committee supporting President Trump’s reelection bid, is sponsoring Go Fas Racing’s No. 32 car for nine races.

Sports betting is gaining mainstream acceptance across the country as more states opt to legalize and regulate the industry.

NASCAR released the first photo of the noose found in Bubba Wallace's garage. FBI investigators said the incident wasn't a hate crime.

Country clubs, drag strips and autocrosses are helping people stay socially distant while satisfying their need for speed amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Wallace, the only black driver in the NASCAR Cup Series reiterated his relief that he hadn’t been targeted for a hate crime. The FBI determined that a pull rope attached to the garage door assigned to Wallace’s team at Talladega last Sunday had been there since as early as last fall.

Bubba Wallace says he was somewhat relieved about the investigation.

A team of 15 FBI investigators concluded the rope had been in the garage at Talladega since last fall.

NASCAR launched an immediate investigation after learning about the noose late Sunday afternoon.

Wallace, 26, is the only black driver in NASCAR’s highest tier. He responded to the incident, saying that “we will not be deterred by the reprehensible actions of those who seek to spread hate.”

NASCAR's Bubba Wallace played a key role in the organization banning the Confederate flag.