NASCAR Suspends 23XI Manager After Golf Cart Assault Arrest, $125,000 Bond Set

11 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 28

NASCAR indefinitely suspended 23XI Racing senior account manager Evanna Howell after her May 23 arrest over an alleged assault at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Cabarrus County court records say Howell, 35, used a golf cart to strike a 77-year-old man, leading to a charge of assault with a deadly weapon causing serious injury.
Police said the man suffered a severe laceration, and Howell was released from jail on May 26 after posting $125,000 bond.
Howell has worked on 23XI Racing's account team since November 2021; the team is co-owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin.

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