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23XI Racing Employee Charged with Felony Assault After Golf Cart Incident

KTSM••Ciara Lankford
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An employee of 23XI Racing has been charged with felony assault following an incident in North Carolina where she allegedly injured a man using a golf cart. The incident has raised concerns about safety and conduct within the racing community. The employee is now facing legal repercussions, which could have implications for her future with the team and the sport. This situation highlights the potential consequences of violent behavior in professional environments.

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