IndyCar and Indianapolis Motor Speedway are making an active effort to increase diversity throughout the industry with a $1 million donation to a new “Race for Equality & Change'' initiative. READ MORE:* Kiwi driver Scott Dixon claims second IndyCar Grand Prix win* Front row position for Scott Dixon as Josef Newgarden secures pole for Indycar season start* Scott McLaughlin claims dramatic win in final round of IndyCar iRacing seriesBubba Wallace is the only Black full-time Cup Series driver in NASCAR. The initiative announced before Saturday's race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway is aimed at both developing diversity within the sanctioning body and at the speedway, as well at the grassroots racing levels. AP Bubba Wallace is the only Black full-time Cup Series driver in NASCAR. IMS planned to light the pylon during Saturday's race with a “Race for Equality & Change'' message.

Source: Stuff July 04, 2020 18:33 UTC