Bubba Wallace has never been a popular, and beloved driver. He’s a jerk, who used the “George Floyd” hysteria to score some PR points. Remember that absurd garage noose, he got all hysterical over? It was embarrassingly silly, and the FBI sent like 15 agents to investigate, what turned out to be a “garage pull” that had been there for years and years. It was totally off the wall, and ridiculous.
Just recently, Bubba was suspended for physically attacking another driver, because of something that happened on the track. He’s a typical, emotionally unwell, and violent liberal.
Watch:
Bubba Wallace is NOT HAPPY with Kyle Larson.
Some pushes and shoves after they wreck. #NASCAR pic.twitter.com/aaAn0idrJp
— NASCAR on USA (@NASCARonUSA) October 16, 2022
I don’t think there’s any doubt in Bubba’s mind about how NASCAR fans really think about him.
Breitbart reported:
Bubba Wallace may be the darling of the leftist sports media but he is clearly not as popular among NASCAR fans, as evidenced by the loud and clear booing of that greeted Wallace during driver introductions this weekend.
Fresh off his one-race suspension for shoving Kyle Larson – the smallest man in NASCAR – fans at Martinsville treated Wallace to a chorus of boos.
As The Athletic’s Jeff Gluck reports, the booing for Wallace was far greater than any other driver received.
While Wallace will always maintain a residual level of unpopularity among NASCAR fans for the brouhaha resulting from his 2020 claim that a garage pull was a noose, a claim investigated and discredited by the FBI. The reaction to Wallace in this case is more likely due to his bullying of the much smaller Kyle Larson earlier this month.
The trouble started at Turn 3 of the NASCAR Cup Series South Point 400 in Las Vegas when Larson tried to pass but ended up putting Bubba Wallace into the wall. Wallace then appeared to retaliate by striking the rear of Larson’s car.
Things deteriorated from there as Wallace confronted Larson at his car and shoved him around.
You can watch the video below:
Most boos in driver intros: Bubba Wallace, and it wasn’t very close (way more than Kyle Busch and Ty Gibbs). pic.twitter.com/wti0kneWC1
— Jeff Gluck (@jeff_gluck) October 30, 2022
Bubba said he’s learned his lesson about violence, but I am not sure I believe that.
