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Arrow McLaren driver Nolan Siegel has apologized for what he said over the team radio during last weekend’s IndyCar race from World Wide Technology Raceway. The 20-year-old went on an extended, profanity-filled rant to his team after he was penalized by race control for blocking Team Penske driver Scott McLaughlin. The radio comments, which came […]
Arrow McLaren driver Nolan Siegel has publicly apologized for his inappropriate comments made over the team radio at last weekend’s IndyCar race in World Wide Technology Raceway. The 20-year-old faced backlash for his profanity-filled rant directed at his team after receiving a penalty for blocking a fellow driver.
Although the comments were not broadcast live, they were later revealed and sparked significant controversy due to their disrespectful nature, especially towards Team Penske leadership.
In his social media statement, Siegel expressed regret for his behavior, taking full responsibility and acknowledging the need for professionalism and composure in the future races.
As a young driver in the series, Siegel’s actions were deemed uncharacteristic, and it seems his specific remarks towards Penske drivers led to the official apology and discussions with the team regarding his conduct.
Arrow McLaren, emphasizing their commitment to professionalism and accountability, made it clear that such behavior is not acceptable within their organization and expects all team members to uphold the values of respect and integrity both on and off the track.
