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The National Security Department published a photo generated by the ICE sponsored by ICE this week, and caught the eyes of some of Indycar’s officials and one of their best drivers.
The position was subtitled “The Speedway Slammer” and represented a jail behind a car on the track.
The car number was 5, the same as Pato O’ward’s car. The 26 -year -old was born in Monterrey, Mexico.
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Indycar Pato O’ward driver drives through the finish line during the Honda Indy Ontario dealers in the streets of Toronto. (Images Dan Hamilton/Imagn)
“He took a lot of offense. He definitely caught me off guard,” O’Ward said Wednesday. “I was a little surprised by the coincidences of that and, you know, what it means … I don’t think it has proud of many people, to say the least.”
“We didn’t know plans to incorporate our images as part of yesterday’s announcement,” Indycar said in a statement on Wednesday. “According to our public policy approach and political problems, we are communicating our preference that our IP is not used in relation to this matter.”
O’ward said he didn’t see the publication until a friend sent him a text message about it.
“I really haven’t read too much because I don’t think I want,” he said.
Pato O’ward of Mexico, driving for Arrow McLaren, in Pit Lane during the grades for the NTT Indycar Indianapolis 500 rating on May 18, 2024 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis. (Jeffrey Brown/Icon Sportswire through Getty Images)
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The Secretary of National Security, Kristi Noem, in a separate publication, used “Speedwayslammer” when announcing the new association with the state of Indiana to expand the detention space in 1,000 beds. Indiana is the home of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which is where the Indycar series is based.
O’ward is the second at points, although àlex Palou could ensure the title of the Indycar season as soon as this weekend in Portland. O’ward was in Texas to promote the Arlington inaugural Grand Prix next year.
Pato O’ward of Mexico, driving for Arrow McLaren, speaks with its crew after qualifying for the NTT Indycar Sonsio Grand Prix 10, 2024 series, in the course of Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road in Indianapolis. (Michael Allio/Icon Sportswire through Getty Images)
That race, March 15, will be in a 2.7 mile design surrounding the homemade stadiums of the NFL Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Rangers of MLB. O’ward launched a first ceremonial launch before the ‘Game Rangers against the New York Yankees.
