NASCAR Cup Series driver Bubba Wallace might watch the 2025 NFL Draft, he just won't have a preference where the top prospects end up. Wallace, 31, currently drives the No.
Bubba Wallace has quietly been having a more than solid start to the 2025 season. NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. has taken notice of the 31-year old’s stark improvement.
It can be hard to make up ground in NASCAR's Cup Series and Bubba Wallace found that out all too well at Sunday's Food City 500 in Bristol. After looking like he might be in line for a top-10 performance, the 23XI driver got caught up in traffic and just couldn't quite break free despite his best efforts.
At one point today, it looked like Bubba Wallace would walk away with a top-10 performance, but he left Bristol P19. Once you got stuck in traffic or a lap down, it was hard to make up ground and actually move up in the NASCAR field.
A couple of NASCAR friends quickly turned to rivals during Sunday's Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Chase Elliott, who appears to have a good relationship with Bubba Wallace off the track, was extremely heated by the No.
Kyle Larson had a day at Darlington Raceway last Sunday he couldn’t forget fast enough. The 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion started the day on a bad note when he crashed by himself on Lap 4.
Bubba Wallace drew his fair share of criticism for Sunday's wreck at Darlington, but Dale Earnhardt Jr. has come to the 23XI Racing driver's defense. With four laps remaining in the Goodyear 400, Wallace made contact with Kyle Larson while coming out of Turn 2.
It looked like Ryan Blaney had the Goodyear 400 won during the final laps at Darlington Raceway. Then, Kyle Larson spun-out, and a late caution changed the game for the former NASCAR Cup Series champion, who was seeking his first win of 2025.
Shigeaki Hattori, a former IndyCar driver and Craftsman Truck Series team owner, passed away at the age of 61. He was known to race fans for his career in IndyCar and CART, as well as his Hattori Racing Enterprises organization in NASCAR.
Bubba Wallace opened up about the noose incident and the emotional toll it took on him. While appearing on The Breakfast Club, Wallace was asked if NASCAR had gotten to the bottom of the noose incident that happened at his garage stall at Talladega in 2020.
Back in 2020, it seemed like NASCAR Cup Series driver Bubba Wallace was the victim of a hate crime. That's because his garage door at Talladega Superspeedway had pull rope fashioned like a noose.
Bubba Wallace has heard the comparisons to his 23XI Racing teammate Tyler Reddick. It’s hard not to when the teams have publicly admitted the Nos. 45 and 23 cars are identical in their setups, which resulted in the former recording three wins in 2024 and advancing to the Championship 4 while the latter missed out on the playoffs altogether.
Since the debut of NASCAR's Next Gen Car in 2022, Hendrick Motorsports had won each of the three spring races at Martinsville, including a 1-2-3 finish in the 2024 race. On Sunday, it was another organization and manufacturer that stepped up to the plate and made a statement.
Going into Sunday's Straight Talk 400, Bubba Wallace's 2025 season had mostly followed a specific script: run well and collect stage points early before being involved in an incident and faltering late.
Bubba Wallace is off to a hot start to the 2025 NASCAR season, sitting fifth in points after two impressive superspeedway performances and a second-place qualifying effort at the Circuit of The Americas this weekend.