NASCAR issues statement as death toll climbs in horrific Las Vegas shooting


Heart felt condolences and prayers continue to flood in as officials sort through the late-night carnage in Las Vegas during which a gunman opened fire on an outdoor crowd enjoying an outdoor country music festival. The death toll has risen to at least 58, with more than 500 injured.

The Associated Press has called this the worst mass shooting in modern American times.

https://twitter.com/AP/status/914805873024933888

NASCAR, through its official website, issued a statement this afternoon:

https://twitter.com/NASCAR/status/914872839144079360

As the day has gone on, other drivers have followed suit.

https://twitter.com/KurtBusch/status/914864024751362049

https://twitter.com/KyleLarsonRacin/status/914825664745918465

https://twitter.com/Daniel_SuarezG/status/914834495299362816

https://twitter.com/DaleJr/status/914840178010796036

https://twitter.com/BubbaWallace/status/914829504341839873

Steve O'Donnell, a NASCAR executive, said on SIRUS XM Radio that all NASCAR personnel who had been in Las Vegas during Saturday's truck race were reported safe, NBC Sports reported.

Authorities are still trying to figure out why the gunman, Stephen Paddock, 64, opened fire on the crowd before killing himself.