Bubba Wallace Fired Major Accusation At Rival NASCAR Driver originally appeared on The Spun.
Bubba Wallace was not happy with a rival NASCAR Cup Series driver on Saturday night.
The Quaker State 400 Presented by Walmart took place on Saturday evening. The race, held at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, featured a massive crash. Chase Elliott ended up taking home the win, while Brad Keselowski and Alex Bowman rounded out the top three. Tyler Reddick and Erik Jones finished in fourth and fifth place, respectively.
Wallace, meanwhile, finished in 22nd place. He was not happy with a rival NASCAR Cup Series driver during the race, accusing him of being a "(expletive)."
Wallace was involved in the Lap 58 crash in Turn 4. The crash impacted Wallace, Christopher Bell, Ryan Blaney, and Austin Dillon. It took place three laps from Stage 1’s end.
The 23XI Racing driver ended up running into Bell's door, causing serious damage.
Wallace, who has had an up-and-down season, lashed out on his team radio. He accused Bell of being an "(expletive)" for his decisions during the race.
"Christopher Bell is a f—— dumb—,” Wallace roared. “That’s what he gets.”
Massive wreck through Turns 3 and 4. Christopher Bell got turned and was clobbered by Bubba Wallace, Austin Dillon and Ryan Blaney.
"Christopher Bell is a f****** dumbass. That's what he gets" Bubba Wallace says after Bell gets turned.#NASCAR
— Dustin Albino (@DustinAlbino) June 29, 2025
Wallace was able to hang around in the race, despite suffering some damage to his No. 23 Toyota car.
Blaney wasn't happy with Bell, either.
“As usual for this year, got caught up in someone else’s mess," Blaney said after emerging from the wreck.
NASCAR's 2025 Cup Series is scheduled to move forward with the Grant Park 165 on the Chicago Street Course next weekend.
That race will take place at 6 p.m. E.T. on Sunday, July 6.
Bubba Wallace Fired Major Accusation At Rival NASCAR Driver first appeared on The Spun on Jun 29, 2025
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