NASCAR’s choice to send Wallace to the sidelines breaks precedent and lowers the threshold compared to other Cup Series suspensions we’ve seen this century.
NASCAR’s 2022 season has been filled with retaliatory wrecks, including those worse than Bubba Wallace’s incident with Kyle Larson.
It feels like 2022 will go down as a year of missed opportunities for 23XI.
Sunday’s race, albeit quite competitive, will be best remembered for the wreck that took out Bubba Wallace, Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell.
Joey Logano earned his first postseason victory of the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series season, locking him into his fourth Championship 4 appearance in the past seven years.
Adam Cheek and Brandon Hauff discuss NASCAR’s race at Las Vegas, including how the Bubba Wallace-Kyle Larson incident should be handled.
A late-race call to pit for four tires worked in Joey Logano’s favor as the driver of the No. 22 locked himself into the Championship 4 with a win at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Kyle Larson said he’d rather be shoved by Bubba Wallace in retaliation than intentionally wrecked.
There were angry shoves exchanged in the tri-oval grass Sunday after Bubba Wallace and Kyle Larson crashed out early in Las Vegas.
Remember when NASCAR’s mile-and-a-halfs were among the most-criticized circuits on the schedule? That’s changed entirely in 2022.