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News · 14 May 2026

IndyCar pulls 'One Nation, One Race' shirt over phrasing concerns

IndyCar pulls 'One Nation, One Race' shirt over phrasing concerns

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Many customers found IndyCar's new "One Nation, One Race" shirt concerning, interpreting its phrasing as having a racist tone. On Wednesday, IndyCar promptly removed the merchandise from its virtual storefront, a mere handful of hours after making it available for sale. The $50 shirt, promoting the Freedom 250 Washington DC street race, featured a helmeted driver design.

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