23XI Racing driver Bubba Wallace has addressed the recent changes to NASCAR's Damaged Vehicles Policy after the 28-car crash at Talladega. Amidst ongoing concerns over fairness and clarity, Wallace bluntly described the DVP adjustments as "bulls**t."

Bubba Wallace was penalized for breaking a rule at Charlotte, with the rule being implemented just hours before the Bank Of America Roval 400.

Most of the 40-car NASCAR Cup Series field got caught in the same crash at Talladega on Sunday, and Bubba Wallace was no exception. While the wreck meant the end of the day for most people, Wallace was able to roll away under his car's own power. He rolled away backward, though.

Bubba Wallace has broken his silence after his team, 23XI Racing, filed a lawsuit against NASCAR alongside Front Row Motorsports.

Wallace, 30, has driven in 247 NASCAR Cup Series races across his eight-year career. He has two wins and 42 top-10 finishes. He has also run 88 races in the Xfinity Series, with 36 top10 finishes there, and has driven in 51 Craftsman Truck Series races with six wins and 30 top-10 finishes there.

Bubba Wallace of 23XI Racing has plenty to celebrate, even as his team intensifies its battle against NASCAR's alleged monopolistic practices.

On Tuesday, Bubba Wallace took to his official social media handle to announce the birth of his first child with a heartfelt post.

N ASCAR is facing a legal storm as 23XI Racing, led by driver Bubba Wallace, and another team have filed a federal anti-trust lawsuit against the series. The lawsuit, which has sh