18 months ago, on April 12, 2020, Kyle Larson's career collapsed like a house of cards. The world is then confined and the Nascar has set up a virtual championship in which the Californian reluctantly agrees to participate, not being particularly adept at simracing. During a race broadcast on the social network Twitch, thinking he had lost his internet connection, he got angry, demanded a response from his virtual spotter and ended up letting out the hated N-word. That his spotter is white and that Larson himself is of mixed race with a Japanese-American mother is of no importance. The fault is too big
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