Suarez competes as a U.S. citizen for the first time at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, marking a career highlight.
Scheduled for Tuesday in Charlotte, N.C., Suarez's ceremony culminates years of effort and dedication to achieve citizenship.
Started 12 years ago upon moving to the U.S., Suarez's path involved visas and eventually earning a green card.
Suarez emphasized the financial burden and lengthy process involved in obtaining U.S. citizenship over time.
Julia Piquet played a crucial role as Suarez's teacher during citizenship studies, making the process enjoyable and supportive.
Suarez found the citizenship test challenging but enjoyed learning U.S. history and government to succeed.
Suarez's journey highlights NASCAR's diversity and international appeal, resonating with fans from various backgrounds.
Competing as a U.S. citizen symbolizes a new chapter personally and professionally for Suarez in NASCAR.
Suarez expressed gratitude for the support of fans, fellow drivers, and the broader NASCAR community throughout his journey.
Looking forward, Suarez remains focused on his racing career and is excited about achieving new milestones and victories.