Multiple NASCAR Drivers Fire Helmet Designer Who Ranted Over Confederate Flag Ban (TWEETS)

Beam Designs was very upset online that NASCAR had made the decision to ban the confederate flag, so he took his anger to Twitter and fired off several tweets about it.

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Beam Designs has created custom helmets for numerous drivers in the Cup Series.

Even though he boasted about not losing any drivers, he found out his words did exactly that as Jimmie Johnson, Ryan Blaney, Kyle Busch and Bubba Wallace have dropped their associations with the helmet designer.

Due to recent posts on social media I have decided to end my relationship with Beam Designs.

— Jimmie Johnson (@JimmieJohnson) June 11, 2020

Wallace took a different approach and even posted a screenshot of tweets that Beam Designs had deleted.

Nah homie, as person I’ve done business with in the past and ALWAYS respected the work you’ve done for ones in the industry. You made it clear of where you stand in today’s matter. All respect lost for ya dawg. #garbage https://t.co/x9hqscckOS pic.twitter.com/DgYjWtrsTo

— Bubba Wallace (@BubbaWallace) June 11, 2020

Blaney followed Johnson and Wallace.

In light of some inappropriate tweets, I will no longer use the services of Beam Designs.

— Ryan Blaney (@Blaney) June 11, 2020

Kyle Busch joins Jimmie Johnson & Ryan Blaney & cuts ties with Beam. He will not collaborate with them going forward. https://t.co/cv126FZWBa

— Dan Gelston (@APgelston) June 11, 2020

In an attempt at damage control before the drivers said goodbye, the company’s account tried to make up for the previous tweets. That didn’t go well.

NASCAR’s decision to ban the flag on Wednesday came nearly five years after it had kindly asked fans not to fly the flag at races in the wake of a mass shooting at a South Carolina church.