'I ain’t never owned a Confederate flag, nor do I care about the Confederate flag. But there are people out there who do. That should be their right.'

'The display of the Confederate flag will be prohibited from all NASCAR events and properties,' NASCAR said in a statement.

Bubba Wallace -- the lone black driver in the sport — declared it was time for NASCAR to ban the confederate flag from its properties.

The 235,000 permanent seats at Indianapolis Motor Speedway will be empty July 4th weekend despite Gov. Holcomb's hope to reopen state.

NASCAR is returning to television, but it may look different than what you remember. With strict protocols in place, there will be no fans.

'Sports fans around the world need this, a return to some sense of normalcy with live sports on TV.'

Black NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace said he feels fellow driver Kyle Larson desrves a second chance after he used the N-word during an iRacing event.

Larson, 27, issued a video apology for his use of the word on Twitter, and said that he feels the damage done to his reputation is 'probably unrepairable.'

'As we said before, the comments that Kyle made were both offensive and unacceptable especially given the values of our organization.'

'Last night, I made a mistake and said the word that should never, ever be said, and there's no excuse for that,' he said Monday.