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The online abuse directed at Theo Pourchaire after the Detroit Grand Prix has been condemned by the Arrow McLaren and Juncos Hollinger teams.
IndyCar driver Theo Pourchaire disclosed that he received “death threats” after the recent Detroit Grand Prix, where a racing incident occurred with Agustin Canapino of Juncos Hollinger. Canapino lost positions due to the contact, leading Pourchaire to be penalized for the incident during a race restart. Despite facing backlash, Pourchaire, who serves as the reserve driver for the Stake Formula 1 team, highlighted the need for compassion and understanding on social media in response to the hate. Both Pourchaire’s Arrow McLaren team and Juncos issued a joint statement condemning the online abuse towards Pourchaire and emphasizing the importance of respect and civility in online interactions within the racing community. The statement underscored the significance of maintaining a safe and inclusive environment for all individuals involved in motorsport.
