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Federal judge calls on NASCAR, teams to settle bitter antitrust battle
By JENNA FRYER CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A federal judge urged NASCAR and two of its teams, including one owned by retired NBA great Michael Jordan, to settle their increasingly acrimonious legal fight that spilled over into tense arguments during a hearing on Tuesday. U.S. District Judge Kenneth Bell of the Western District of North […]

By JENNA FRYER
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A federal judge urged NASCAR and two of its teams, including one owned by retired NBA great Michael Jordan, to settle their increasingly acrimonious legal fight that spilled over into tense arguments during a hearing on Tuesday.
U.S. District Judge Kenneth Bell of the Western District of North Carolina grilled both NASCAR and the teams — 23XI Racing, which is owned by Jordan and three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin, and Front Row Motorsports, owned by entrepreneur Bob Jenkins — on what they hoped to accomplish in the antitrust battle that has loomed over the stock car series for months.
“It’s hard to picture a winner if this goes to the mat — or to the flag — in this case,” Bell said. “It scares me to death to think about what all this is costing.”
23XI and Front Row were the only two organizations that refused to sign a take-it-or-leave-it offer from NASCAR last September on a new charter agreement. Charters are NASCAR’s version of a franchise model, with each charter guaranteeing entry to the lucrative Cup Series races and a stable revenue stream; 13 other teams signed the agreements last fall, with some contending they had little choice.
The nearly two-hour hearing was on the teams’ request to toss out NASCAR’s countersuit, which accuses Jordan business manager Curtis Polk of “willfully” violating antitrust laws by orchestrating anticompetitive collective conduct in negotiations. NASCAR said it learned in discovery that Polk in messages among the 15 teams tried to form a “cartel” type operation that would include threats of boycotting races and a refusal to individually negotiate.
One of NASCAR’s attorneys even cited a Benjamin Franklin quote Polk allegedly sent to the 15 organizations that read: “We must all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately.”
Jeffrey Kessler, an attorney representing the teams, was angered by the revelation in open court, contending it is privileged information only revealed in discovery. Kessler also argued none of NASCAR’s claims in the countersuit prove anything illegal was done by Polk or the Race Team Alliance during the charter negotiation process.
“NASCAR knows it has no defense to the monopolization case so they have come up with this claim about joint negotiations, which they agreed to, never objected to, and now suddenly it’s an antitrust violation,” Kessler said outside court. “It makes absolutely no sense. It’s not going to help them deflect from the monopolizing they have done in this market and the harm they have inflicted.”
He added that “the attacks” on Polk were “false, unfounded and frankly beneath the dignity of my adversary to even make those type of comments, which he should know better about.”
NASCAR attorneys said Polk improperly tried to pressure all 15 teams that comprise the RTA to stand together collectively in negotiations and encouraged boycotting qualifying races for the 2024 Daytona 500. NASCAR, they said, took the threat seriously because the teams had previously boycotted a scheduled meeting with series executives.
“NASCAR knew the next step was they could boycott a race, which was a threat they had to take seriously,” attorney Lawrence Buterman said on behalf of NASCAR.
Kessler said outside court the two teams are open to settlement talks, but noted NASCAR has said it will not renegotiate the charters. NASCAR’s attorneys declined to comment after the hearing.
Bell did not indicate when he’d rule, other than saying he would decide quickly.
Kessler said he would file an appeal by the end of the week after a three-judge federal appellate panel dismissed a preliminary injunction that required NASCAR to recognize 23XI and Front Row as chartered teams while the court fight is being resolved.
Kessler wants the issue heard by the full appellate court. The injunction has no bearing on the merits of the case, which is scheduled to go to trial in December. The earliest NASCAR can treat the teams as unchartered is one week after the deadline to appeal, provided there is no pending appeal or whenever the appeals process has been exhausted.
There are 36 chartered cars for the 40-car field each week. If 23XI and Front Row are not recognized as chartered, their six cars would have to compete as “open” teams — which means they’d have to qualify on speed each week to make the race and they would receive a fraction of the money guaranteed for chartered teams.
Some of the arguments Tuesday centered on Jonathan Marshall, the executive director of the RTA. NASCAR has demanded text messages and emails from Marshall and says it has received roughly 100 texts and over 55,000 pages of emails.
NASCAR wants all texts between Marshall and 55 people from 2020 through 2024 that contain specific search terms. Attorneys for the RTA said that covers more than 3,000 texts, some of which are privileged, and some that have been “deleted to save storage or he didn’t need them anymore.”
That issue is set to be heard during a hearing next Tuesday before Bell.
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Kris Wright Returns to Venturini Motorsports for Multi-Race ARCA Menards Series Deal; Iowa First Up – Speedway Digest
Venturini Motorsports is pleased to announce the return of Kris Wright to the team’s ARCA Menards Series driver lineup for the 2025 season. Wright will compete in a trio of events behind the wheel of a Venturini-prepared Toyota Camry, beginning this weekend at Iowa Speedway on August 1, followed by Watkins Glen International on August […]

Venturini Motorsports is pleased to announce the return of Kris Wright to the team’s ARCA Menards Series driver lineup for the 2025 season. Wright will compete in a trio of events behind the wheel of a Venturini-prepared Toyota Camry, beginning this weekend at Iowa Speedway on August 1, followed by Watkins Glen International on August 8, and Kansas Speedway on September 26.
A versatile and experienced driver across multiple disciplines, Wright rejoins Venturini Motorsports after a prior stint with the team in 2023-2024. In 2024, driving full-time with Venturini Motorsports, Wright finished the season in third place in ARCA’s national driver championship point standings. The Pennsylvania native has recorded 35 career starts in the ARCA series with eight top-5 and twelve top-10 finishes.
Wright’s newly added 2025 schedule reflects a strategic mix of oval and road course competition, providing him the opportunity to showcase his skills in a variety of settings. The veteran driver has experience in the NASCAR Xfinity and Truck Series, and sports car racing, including IMSA Prototype Challenge and LMP3 categories.
“Venturini Motorsports runs a top-notch program, and I’m excited to be back with them this season,” said Wright. “The combination of Iowa, Watkins Glen, and Kansas gives me a great variety of tracks, and I’m confident we can go out and compete for wins.”
Wright’s campaign will add depth to Venturini Motorsports’ formidable multi-driver lineup in 2025, continuing the organization’s tradition of combining promising young talent with experienced racers under the Toyota GAZOO Racing banner.
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Bubba Wallace wins NASCAR Brickyard 400 today: Scott McLaughlin shares message
INDIANAPOLIS — Bubba Wallace claimed his first NASCAR Cup Series win at the Brickyard 400 on Sunday, the third victory of his career, and even after taking the lead on Lap 143 had his own doubts. “The last 20 laps, there were ups and downs of me telling myself I wasn’t going to be able […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Bubba Wallace claimed his first NASCAR Cup Series win at the Brickyard 400 on Sunday, the third victory of his career, and even after taking the lead on Lap 143 had his own doubts.
“The last 20 laps, there were ups and downs of me telling myself I wasn’t going to be able to do it,” he said.
The race broadcast shared fuel concerns, one that even Denny Hamlin was unsure of, but Wallace did a burnout after crossing the bricks first after a red flag for rain in Turn 1 that lasted 18 minutes, and then a second overtime. Wallace was able to kiss the bricks with his wife, Amanda, and their son, Becks, who was two days shy of being 10 months old.
A photo shortly after was shared on Twitter, and IndyCar driver Scott McLaughlin had a heartfelt message. McLaughlin had finished, key word of late as he poked fun at recapping his own race, 10th at the IndyCar race at Laguna Seca, which was won by Alex Palou before the Brickyard 400 wrapped up despite a later start time.
“This guy is the best dad,” McLaughlin wrote on Twitter. “Has been going through it with the racing gods. Always one of the first people to text me if we have a bad day. So happy for Bdub, a great dude and I hope the haters enjoyed that.”
McLaughlin’s 10th-place finish ended a drought of consecutive races with DNFs. He crashed on Lap 1 of Iowa Race 2 and again on Lap 3 at Toronto, finishing 26th in both races. McLaughlin sits tied for 11th with Rinus VeeKay (259 points) in the championship standings in what’s become a Palou runaway (590) with a slim margin for Pato O’Ward (469) to catch him.
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Winners and losers from NASCAR’s dramatic weekend at Indianapolis
NASCAR’s annual visit to the hallowed grounds of IMS did not disappoint. On Saturday, JR Motorsports earned a very special victory, despite Justin Allgaier’s heartbreaking loss, and Austin Hill is likely going to face the wrath of NASCAR officials for some reckless driving. On Sunday, strategy was the name of the game in the Brickyard […]

NASCAR’s annual visit to the hallowed grounds of IMS did not disappoint. On Saturday, JR Motorsports earned a very special victory, despite Justin Allgaier’s heartbreaking loss, and Austin Hill is likely going to face the wrath of NASCAR officials for some reckless driving.
On Sunday, strategy was the name of the game in the Brickyard 400, but it still came down to double overtime as Bubba Wallace defeated Kyle Larson and claimed the biggest victory of his NASCAR career. He is now locked into the playoffs, and nearly everyone in the garage seemed excited about it. Ty Gibbs also won the $1 million in-season challenge, defeating Ty Dillon in the finals.
As NASCAR moves on from Indianapolis, here’s a look at the biggest winners and losers from the Brickyard…
WINNER: Bubba Wallace for silencing the doubters
Watch: Bubba Wallace overcome with emotion after Brickyard 400 victory
Even after qualifying on the front row, few were looking at Wallace as a true threat for the win. And yet, his team played the strategy perfectly to put him in a position to win one of NASCAR’s crown jewel events. He had to fight for it as well with the race ending in double overtime and defending Brickyard 400 winner Kyle Larson right next to him. But Wallace held on, snapping a 100-race winless streak and taking the now-charterless 23XI Racing team to Victory Lane for the first time this year.
LOSER: Penske for losing out on Brickyard glory due to tire issues

Joey Logano, Team Penske Ford
Photo by: James Gilbert / Getty Images
Penske hasn’t had great luck at IMS this year, in both IndyCar and NASCAR. They looked strong on Sunday, but Austin Cindric fell out of contention after cutting a tire while leading the race. Later on, Joey Logano was in control and looked like he was about to win before the same right-rear tire issue derailed his day. It was a disappointing ending for Penske at the track he owns, but one that could have likely been avoided with some less-aggressive air pressures.
WINNER: RFK for securing a double top five out of nowhere

Ryan Preece, Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing Ford
Photo by: Justin Casterline / Getty Images
In the chaos of the finish, one team that made the most of it was RFK Racing. Both Ryan Preece and Brad Keselowski appeared near the front at the very end, and Chris Buescher was right with them before a mistake on the final restart. It’s the first time RFK has gotten two cars inside the top five in the same race this year, and with Wallace’s victory, it’s now a points battle between RFK teammates for the final spot inside the playoffs.
LOSER: Legacy Motor Club for a promising weekend that fell apart

Erik Jones, LEGACY MOTOR CLUB Toyota
Photo by: Jonathan Bachman – Getty Images
Legacy Motor Club brought impressive speed to IMS, topping the charts in practice and qualifying on the second row. However, the execution wasn’t there for LMC. After John Hunter Nemechek contacted the wall while on a pole-contending lap, he had to fight his way from the rear of the field and ultimately finished 12th. Erik Jones did start up front, but a crash due to a loose wheel ended his day early.
WINNER: Katherine Legge for outperforming her equipment (again)

Katherine Legge, Chevrolet
Photo by: James Gilbert / Getty Images
Despite a rocky start to her NASCAR career, Legge has shown incredible improvement, and is now outperforming her equipment. The IndyCar and IMSA veteran now has two top 20 finishes in the No. 78 Live Fast Motorsports Chevrolet, including a career-best finish of 17th in the Brickyard 400. That is now the team’s best ever finish on a non-drafting track.
LOSER: Ross Chastain for continuing his summer slump

Ross Chastain, Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet
Photo by: Justin Casterline / Getty Images
Since winning the Coke 600 in an incredible last-to-first drive, Chastain’s summer has been far from pleasant. In the past five races, he has had three DNFs due to crashes, including the last two races. He has fallen outside the top ten in points, and the latest incident is perhaps the most annoying for the No. 1 team. Chastain qualified 33rd and while saving fuel in the mid-30s, he got hit from behind just 17 laps in the race. Chastain slammed the wall, ending his day and leaving IMS with just one point. With the playoffs rapidly approaching, Trackhouse needs to get the ship righted and fast.
WINNER: Dale Jr. for getting a milestone win as a team owner

Connor Zilisch, JR Motorsports Chevrolet, and Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Photo by: James Gilbert / Getty Images
Looking to the Xfinity Series, it was a bittersweet outcome for JR Motorsports. Justin Allgaier, who is responsible for 25 of the team’s wins, was looking strong to get the team’s 100th victory. Unfortunately, contact from Kyle Larson robbed him of that chance, but the young phenom Connor Zilisch jumped in to pick up the torch. At just 19 years old, he went on to collect the checkered flag for JRM in his third consecutive win this year.
LOSER: Austin Hill for letting things spiral out of control
This is a story that dominated the weekend at Indianapolis before Wallace’s stunning victory in the Brickyard 400. Austin Hill got moved out of the way in the battle for fourth during Saturday’s Xfinity race. He pulled off an impressive save, but he then appeared to abruptly turn to the left, intentionally wrecking Aric Almirola head-on into the outside wall. It was a dangerous move that resulted in a five-lap penalty for Hill. To make matters worse, he started hurling expletives at NASCAR officials over the radio while denying any wrongdoing. The incident could result in a suspension for the RCR driver, who once claimed he could be a role model for the younger drivers coming up through the ranks.
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2025 NASCAR Playoffs Standings and Picture After Indy’s Brickyard 400
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Bubba Wallace’s win in Indy has locked him into the playoffs, making the NASCAR playoff picture just a little more clear with only four regular-season races remaining. Check out the full NASCAR Cup Playoff Standings after this weekend’s Brickyard 400. NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Standings Denny Hamlin […]

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Bubba Wallace’s win in Indy has locked him into the playoffs, making the NASCAR playoff picture just a little more clear with only four regular-season races remaining. Check out the full NASCAR Cup Playoff Standings after this weekend’s Brickyard 400.
NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Standings
- Denny Hamlin (4 Wins)*
- Kyle Larson (3 Wins)*
- Christopher Bell (3 Wins)*
- Shane van Gisbergen (3 Wins)*
- Chase Elliott (Win)
- William Byron (Win)
- Ryan Blaney (Win)
- Chase Briscoe (Win)
- Bubba Wallace (Win)
- Joey Logano (Win)
- Ross Chastain (Win)
- Austin Cindric (Win)
- Josh Berry (Win)
- Tyler Reddick (+138)
- Alex Bowman (+63)
- Chris Buescher (+42)
The top 16 drivers make the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. Here are the rest of the drivers on the outside looking in:
* Have clinched a spot in the NASCAR Playoffs
How do the NASCAR Playoffs work?
16 drivers advance to the NASCAR Playoffs. A win guarantees a spot in the playoffs unless there are more winners than spots available. The 16 spots go to the regular-season champion and then 15 drivers based on wins with tiebreakers by points.
Right now, there have been 13 winners and the regular-season champion will most likely be a driver who has won a race. So unless there are four new winners (or three new winners and winless Tyler Reddick makes up a 71-point deficit to win the regular-season title), everyone with a win will get in.
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Winners, losers from Brickyard 400 won by Bubba Wallace
INDIANAPOLIS — A look at the winners and losers from Sunday’s Cup race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. WINNERS Bubba Wallace — Snaps 100-race winless streak by scoring his third career Cup victory and first crown jewel win. He does it by holding off Kyle Larson on two overtime restarts to kiss the bricks. This also […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A look at the winners and losers from Sunday’s Cup race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
WINNERS
Bubba Wallace — Snaps 100-race winless streak by scoring his third career Cup victory and first crown jewel win. He does it by holding off Kyle Larson on two overtime restarts to kiss the bricks. This also is his first career Cup victory in the regular season and puts him in the playoffs.
Bubba Wallace’s trip to victory lane at Indianapolis was more than a 400-mile trip, it was a journey of years.
23XI Racing — Two weeks after losing its charter status in its legal dispute with NASCAR, 23XI Racing scores its first victory of the season. Tyler Reddick is 138 points above the cutline with four races to go. While he has yet to secure a playoff spot, he’s in good position to make it and give 23XI Racing two cars racing for a championship.
He holds off Kyle Larson for win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Kyle Larson — Runner-up finish gives him back-to-back top-five results for the first time in the last 10 races.
Cup drivers recap Indianapolis race won by Wallace
Hear from Kyle Larson, Ryan Preece, Alex Bowman, Ty Gibbs, Denny Hamlin and Bubba Wallace following the NASCAR Cup Series race at Indianapolis.
Denny Hamlin — Goes from last to third in a backup car after crashing his primary car in qualifying Saturday and sees his 23XI Racing team win its first race of the year.
Ryan Preece — His fourth-place finish gives him two top-five results for the year, the most in his career. He entered the race with a 27.3 average finish at Indy, his worst among active tracks.
Brad Keselowski — His fifth-place finish gives him six top 10s in the last 10 races after he did not have a top-10 finish in the first 12 races of the season.
Todd Gilliland — Came back from a lap down to finish sixth at Indy for the second year in a row. Gilliland also snapped a streak of eight consecutive finishes of 22nd or worse this season.
LOSERS
William Byron — Lost a top-five finish when he ran out of fuel on the final lap. He also ran out of fuel and had to pit just before the finish at Michigan in June, giving up a runner-up result there.
Ross Chastain — Finished last after an accident. It’s his third DNF in the last five races.
Erik Jones — Finished 36th due to an accident after his right front tire was not tightened. It’s his fourth consecutive finish of 25th or worse.
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All About Bubba Wallace’s Wife, Amanda Wallace
NEED TO KNOW Bubba Wallace and Amanda Wallace got married in 2022 Amanda is a former financial analyst and an artist They welcomed their first child, son Becks Hayden, in September 2024 Bubba Wallace and his wife, Amanda Wallace, have a lot to celebrate. On July 27, the NASCAR driver won the Brickyard 400, making […]

NEED TO KNOW
- Bubba Wallace and Amanda Wallace got married in 2022
- Amanda is a former financial analyst and an artist
- They welcomed their first child, son Becks Hayden, in September 2024
Bubba Wallace and his wife, Amanda Wallace, have a lot to celebrate.
On July 27, the NASCAR driver won the Brickyard 400, making him the first Black driver to win a major race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s 2.5 mile oval, per the Associated Press. In a video shared by NASCAR on Fox on X, Bubba can be seen kissing his wife after his win.
The victory came nearly a year after the couple welcomed their first child, son Becks Hayden, in September 2024.
Bubba and Amanda’s relationship goes back to high school before he became a professional NASCAR driver. Though they didn’t date at the time, the two stayed in touch after graduating and reconnected properly several years later.
They began dating in 2016, got engaged in 2021 and wed on New Year’s Eve the following year.
“It’s special,” Amanda told PEOPLE of the couple’s history in January 2023. “We still reminisce or talk about things from the past. We just know so much about each other’s lives from so long ago.”
So, who is Bubba Wallace’s wife? Here’s everything to know about Amanda Wallace.
She went to high school with Bubba
Amanda Carter Instagram
Bubba and Amanda first met in high school, when he was a sophomore and she was a freshman.
“She thought I was nice, but not attractive,” Bubba told PEOPLE. “I just remember seeing her and I was like, ‘Wow, she’s beautiful.’ ”
Amanda recalled: “We were in Spanish class in high school, and we sat near each other. I don’t remember first meeting, but he would always try to cheat. We were friends. There was three or four of us that did all of our projects together and he always would try to cheat off my exams because I was much smarter than he was!”
Still, they didn’t date while in school. “It never worked out. It never hit or landed in high school,” he recalled. “I even went to his prom with somebody else from his school.”
She reconnected with Bubba in 2015
Amanda Carter Instagram
Bubba and Amanda stayed in touch after high school and talked occasionally before they reconnected properly at a college football game in 2015. The duo began to spend more time together, and Bubba soon invited Amanda to a race in Las Vegas while she was a senior in college.
“It was my senior year spring break. And I didn’t have plans at the time. And he was like, ‘Well, I’ll be out in Vegas while you’re on spring break, do you want to come?’ And I said, ‘No,’ ” Amanda told PEOPLE.
“And then he asked a few times again, and I eventually said yes,” she added. “I was like, well, I have to get to know him more if we’re going to be on vacation for a week together. And we started dating when we got out to Vegas, because we had been talking so much. We had really started to really like each other.”
Bubba proposed to Amanda in June 2021
Amanda Carter Instagram
In June 2021, Bubba proposed to Amanda in front of a waterfall in Oregon. He announced the news on X, writing: “Why I waited so long..we will never know. The wait is over!! Here’s to forever! Forever ever!”
He also shared a series of four images, including one where he’s down on one knee and another of Amanda showing off her engagement ring.
She married Bubba in December 2022
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Bubba and Amanda got married in Charlotte, N.C., on New Year’s Eve 2022 in front of 250 guests. Bubba wore a custom suit by Stitched by Mitch, while Amanda donned a gown by Madam Burcu.
After exchanging handwritten vows in front of their guests, they had a cocktail hour with an open bar and four tapas-style bars rather than a formal dinner. They rang in 2023 with a champagne toast and arranged for a McDonald’s food truck to serve chicken nuggets and French fries at 1 a.m.
“Getting married, and starting a new life together, I’m just so excited to have a good one in my corner,” said Bubba to PEOPLE. “We have so much fun together.”
She and Bubba share a son
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Amanda gave birth to the couple’s first child on Sept. 29, 2024.
“Amanda and I would like to introduce you to Becks Hayden!” Bubba wrote on Instagram alongside photos of their baby boy.
The couple announced they were expecting in April 2024 with a cute poem on Instagram that said: “Spring has sprung. Summer will be rad. Fall is the first time, we’ll be mom and dad!”
Becks was there to see his dad win the Brickyard 400. After the race, Bubba shared a series of black-and-white photos on Instagram, which showed the driver, Amanda and their son laying down on the racetrack.
“This is everything,” he wrote.
She’s an artist and a former financial analyst
Amanda Carter Instagram
In 2016, Amanda graduated with a bachelor’s degree in finance and banking from Appalachian State University. According to USA Network, she then worked as a financial analyst at the Bank of America.
She reportedly left the company in April 2022 and now focuses on her art, often sharing her work on Instagram.
She shares a puppy with Bubba
Bubba Wallace/Twitter
In July 2020, Bubba and Amanda adopted an Australian shepherd-poodle puppy. Bubba announced the new addition on X, writing, “Let me tell ya bout my best friend. Asher meet the world.”
He also shared a photo of the couple holding Asher, who was wearing a puppy-sized red bandana.
“We’ve just been really enjoying Asher,” Bubba told PEOPLE in March 2021. “He’s been a really good dog, like an extremely good dog. He makes it really hard to leave during the day. But he’s a blast and we’ve just been really enjoying our time together with him.”
She supports her husband’s career on social media
Amanda Carter Instagram
Amanda frequently posts about Bubba’s victories on social media. In October 2021, Bubba became the first Black race car driver to win a NASCAR Cup Series race since Wendell Scott in 1963.
Amanda posted a photo of the pair with the caption, “So proud of @bubbawallace !!!!!! You did it, CUP WINNER!!!!!!!!!!!!”
In February 2023, she posted an Instagram photo of her kissing Bubba at the Daytona International Speedway.
“We were in position for a top 5 last last and barely got caught in the last wreck!” she wrote. “So excited to see what this team is gonna do this year!”
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