Chase Pistone, a former racer who turned out in rides across the second and third divisions of NASCAR, has died. He was 42 years old.

His brother, Nick, posted news of his brother’s passing on Monday.

“I’m broken hearted and don’t know if I’ll ever get over this,” Nick posted online. “I miss you Chase already and I hope you are you are in a better place.”

Here’s the latest on Pistone’s passing, as well as details pertaining to his death.

Chase Pistone cause of death

Pistone’s cause of death wasn’t immediately made public. His brothers, Tom and Nick, requested that Legends Nation share the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

“Whether you’re facing mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns,” Tom and Nick Pistone wrote, “or just need someone to talk to, our caring counselors are here for you. You are not alone.”

On Monday, Cup Series star Bubba Wallace shared that “a guy [he] raced with in legends car took his life” in a post on X.

What happened to Chase Pistone?

The circumstances of Pistone’s death are murky at the moment. His brothers shared news of his passing on social media on Monday. It’s still unclear on what day he died.

Chase Pistone racing career

The grandson of two-time Cup Series race-winner “Tiger” Tom Pistone, Chase Pistone had racing in his blood. He got his start in the cockpit at age six, in youth competitions across the southern United States.

He made his Truck Series debut in 2005 and his Nationwide Series debut in 2006. All told, he made 10 starts in NASCAR’s second and third divisions, posting a career-best finish of ninth-best showing at Martinsville in 2014.