The NASCAR driver complains about “unacceptable” social media comments

Professional driver Catherine adds Much did to make your mark in the sport of car races.

It is the record at the fastest qualification time for a woman in Indianapolis 500. She was the first woman to win the open circle in North America. She was also the first woman introduced into the Long Beach Motorsports Sails of Fame.

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Catherine Legzh signs autographs before the NASCAR Cup start on Phoenix Raceway, March 9, 2025, in Avondale, Arizona. (AP Photo/Darryl Webb, File)

But the British driver found in the episode podcas that she had received “death threats” from fans after she participated in the accident during a disaster NASCAR XFINITY series Race in Rockingham last weekend. The incident also included the veteran Casey Kane.

“Let me be very understandable, I’m here to race, and I am here to compete, and I will not tolerate any of these threats to my safety, or my dignity, whether on the way or from it,” the legem said during the episode “Troop”.

She added that “inadequate comments on the social media I received are not just anxious, they are unacceptable.”

Legzh became the first woman in seven years, which began in the NASCAR Cup series race when she made a field in a phenomenon. The XFINITY series race became her second in the season. She was sent to the J. J. They ate when it came across a launch network from the property points.

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Legg moved away from the pace in the race when William Savalik entered the back of the car and sent it to rotation. Kane did not go anywhere, and as a result, she took turns at the bottom of the track. Legg explained that she had been struck too much, which made her rotate around.

As for the comments on the social media, Legzh pushed away from the claims that she was “Dei Hire” or something smaller than just a “jerk” driver who did not earn her place very much.

Catherine Lege is a professional driver from Britain. (AP)

“I earned my place at this racetrack,” the layer said. “I worked as hard as any of the other drivers, and I have been professionally racing for the last 20 years. I am 100% sure that … the teams that used me – without me bringing some sponsorship for most of these 20 years – did not do it as a rental dei, or what is something else.”

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The lege has finished 36 -y in Rockingham. The best finish in the Xfinity series was 14th in Road America in Wisconsin in 2018.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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