Video: Ty Dillon Says Fighting For What’s Right is More Important Than Results on the Track

Ty Dillon was one of the first NASCAR Cup Series drivers to become vocal about the need for racial equality in America in the wake of the death of George Floyd.

On Thursday, Dillon addressed why he felt a need to come forward with his feelings on the pressing issue.

The 28-year old driver understands his platform and for sure understands the need of NASCAR drivers stating their beliefs on something as important as this.

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