NASCAR launched an immediate investigation after learning about the noose late Sunday afternoon.

Wallace, 26, is the only black driver in NASCAR’s highest tier. He responded to the incident, saying that “we will not be deterred by the reprehensible actions of those who seek to spread hate.”

NASCAR's Bubba Wallace played a key role in the organization banning the Confederate flag.

NASCAR is reportedly taking a stand on protests during the national anthem.

The victory comes on the same day as the Confederate flag ban in the racing series.

The sight of the Confederate flag at NASCAR events was a divisive topic among fans in recent years.

Wallace’s No. 43 car will feature the slogans “BlackLivesMatter” and “Compassion, love and understanding.”

The premier racing circuit unveiled its “plan to reintroduce guests” at two upcoming races with a host of safety features in place.

Harvick cruised to victory Sunday.

At present, races are taking place without fans in attendance and strict health guidelines in place.

Keselowski inherited his second win in a week on Sunday.

Gov. Roy Cooper praised NASCAR for running the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway without spectators.

NASCAR officials remain hopeful fans will be able to watch from the sidelines, rather than at home, sometime soon.

NASCAR awarded an international sportsbook operator livestreaming rights for the first time in its history.

The total marked a 38 percent increase compared to the last race NASCAR held on March 8.