FORT WORTH, Texas — Brad Keselowski, Bubba Wallace, Michael McDowell and Kyle Busch are veteran NASCAR racers who all lost control of their race cars on Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway.

The big one that didn't happen at Talladega last week came at the start of the final stage in the NASCAR Texas race when Bubba Wallace kickstarted the big wreck after he slid up into the wall ...

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Bubba Wallace (+1800) Had the race won from the pole in 2023. Wallace led 111 laps in a third-place effort. He started 10th and finished seventh last year. Wallace finished 10th and second ...

Joey Logano caused a multi-car crash involving Bubba Wallace at the NASCAR Texas race. The incident occurred at the start of the final stage, triggering the seventh caution. The big one that didn ...

Bubba Wallace grazed the wall exiting Turn 2 on the restart, with Joey Logano and Ryan Blaney close in tow. The contact appeared to slow Wallace into Logano’s path, turning Wallace’s No. 23 ...

Freddie Kraft revealed a hilarious interaction after Bubba Wallace won Stage 2 of the NASCAR Cup Series Talladega race on Sunday. On theDoor Bumper Clear podcast, Kraft, who is Wallace’s spotter ...

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Chase Briscoe (LW: 10) On the verge: Chris Buescher, Kyle Busch, Ty Gibbs, Joey Logano, Ryan Preece, Bubba Wallace 10. Austin Cindric (Last Week: NR) Cindric earned his first win of the year and ...

Logano also said on the show that he and Cindric have talked and “we moved on.” Logano was racing Bubba Wallace to win the second stage last weekend at Talladega. Cindric was behind Wallace in the top ...

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