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McLaren IndyCar driver Nolan Siegel has apologised – and the team has issued a statement – following his expletive-strewn rant over team radio during the race at the World Wide Technology Raceway.Warning: This article includes extreme language.
McLaren addressed the profanity use by driver Nolan Siegel during an IndyCar race over the weekend, expressing discontent with his behavior.
Siegel was angered by a drive-through penalty for blocking Scott McLaughlin and vented his frustration on the radio.
The incident followed a previous clash in Detroit where McLaughlin hit Siegel, resulting in retirement and a penalty for the New Zealander.
Siegel’s expletive-laden outburst was captured by his car’s onboard camera, which was being streamed live.
He later apologized on social media, acknowledging his mistake and expressing regret for his actions.
McLaren emphasized in a statement that they do not support or condone Siegel’s behavior, urging accountability for his outburst.
