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NASCAR unveils its 2024 Drive for Diversity class
The drivers for the NASCAR Drive for Diversity program were selected after participating in a combine held in Concord, N.C. and Florence, S.C. The program, created in 2004, aims to develop and train talented drivers from diverse backgrounds both on and off the track. Rev Racing, owned by Max and Jennifer Siegel and based in Concord, operates the program and provides a unique academy-style environment for its participants. Five drivers, including Andrés Pérez de Lara, Lavar Scott, Nathan Lyons, Regina Sirvent, and Eloy Sebastián López Falcón, will be returning to the program next year. Joining them for their first time are Lanie Buice, TJ DeCaire, Cassidy Keitt, and LaQuan McCoy Jr. Several graduates of the program, such as Kyle Larson, Bubba Wallace, and Daniel Suárez, have gone on to compete at the national series level, with Larson becoming the program’s first graduate to win a Cup championship.
