NASCAR driver Josh Reaume suspended for anti-Semitic post
NASCAR driver Josh Reaume was indefinitely suspended Tuesday and will likely have to attend sensitivity training before reinstatement.
Reaume, 30, a part-time driver in the Xfinity and Truck series this season, was suspended for a recent post on one of his social media channels, deemed to be in violation of NASCAR's behavioral policy.
Reaume, a native of Redlands, Calif., most recently competed in last Friday’s Truck series season finale at Phoenix Raceway, starting 31st and finishing 33rd. He made a pair of starts in Xfinity and 12 in Trucks this season.
In his NASCAR national series career, he has one top-10 finish in 87 combined starts. He finished sixth in the 2019 Trucks season opener at Daytona.
Reaume released the following statement Tuesday evening:
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| Series | NASCAR XFINITY , NASCAR Truck |
| Drivers | Josh Reaume |
| Author | Jim Utter |
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