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Boss Denny Hamlin Swore at Tyler Reddick After He Himself Was Abused by Bubba Wallace: 23XI Tricky Triangle

Published 08/02/2023, 11:12 AM EDT

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In the high-octane world of NASCAR, where speed and adrenaline collide, alliances are often put aside as competitors vie for victory on the track. At 23XI Racing, co-owner Denny Hamlin and driver Bubba Wallace share a unique dynamic as colleagues off the track but fierce rivals during the NASCAR Cup Series races. Recently, a tense and fiery showdown unfolded at the Richmond Raceway, where the drama reached its peak.

As Chris Buescher secured a sensational victory, the spotlight shifted to the heated exchanges between Denny Hamlin, Bubba Wallace, and even Tyler Reddick. Let’s dive deeper into the drama that unfolded at the 23XI Tricky Triangle.

Denny Hamlin and Bubba Wallace clash amidst an intense race at Richmond Speedway

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During the nail-biting race at Richmond, tensions soared as Denny Hamlin found himself facing issues with his car’s brakes, causing him to trail behind his competitors.

As Bubba Wallace’s crew chief, Bootie Barker, alerted him about Hamlin’s struggle, after some time, tempers flared when Denny’s spotter, Chris Gabehart, notified him of a line violation by Tyler Reddick, the driver of the #45 car. This led to frustration being seethed as Hamlin vented his anger, using abusive language in response to the challenging situation. Moreover, Wallace, too, was not one to hold back as he reacted with passionate expletives, making it clear that the rivalry between them was alive and kicking.

Denny Hamlin: “Tell me something because I suck a** right now. Really tight. Break shake also.

Bubba Wallace: “Come The **** On, Man.”

Bootie Barker: “#11 car is fighting loose.”

Bubba Wallace: “Get the f**k out of my way!”

After a while, tempers flared again as Chris Gabehart informed Hamlin, “#45 has a commitment line violation.” To this, the 23XI owner responded, “**** ** Tyler”

Even Reddick wasn’t happy with the line violation and let out an expletive.

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NASCAR fans react to Bubba Wallace and Denny Hamlin’s intense on-track drama

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The intense drama between Bubba Wallace and Denny Hamlin did not go unnoticed by NASCAR fans, who were quick to weigh in on the situation. Tyler Reddick claimed victory in Stage 1, with both Wallace and Hamlin trailing, raising the stakes in the final stage and intensifying the battle for track position.

As per The Spun, many fans expressed divided opinions, with some sympathizing with Wallace’s frustration at his boss’s actions, while others defended Hamlin’s competitive spirit, stating that he wouldn’t back down if the roles were reversed.

One fan voiced concerns about the impact of post-race outbursts on the team’s image and the potential consequences for underperforming drivers. On the other hand, another fan argued that racing is about fierce competition, and no driver would willingly concede a position on the track, highlighting the essence of the sport.

“It’s called racing I’m sure if the situation was reversed he wouldn’t just pull over,” one fan added.

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“Talk to those within the organization. Spouting off after the race makes the team look bad and they may release the driver that is not winning as much which is you buddy,” one fan wrote.

“Im frustrated from having to hear about Bubba every single week. Come back when he actually wins a race,” another fan wrote.

“Wow….there sure seem to be a ton of crybabies whining about Wallace in the comment section here. I’m betting 99% of them have no clue what was said on the radio or what it was about,” one fan added.

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However, amidst the heated exchanges, some fans called for a deeper understanding of the situation, urging others not to rush to judgment without knowing the full context of the radio communications.

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Semran Parvaiz

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Semran Parvaiz is a NASCAR writer at EssentiallySports. With her long-standing love for motorsports and experience as a journalist, Semran brings a wealth of expertise to the team. Combining journalistic integrity with a deep understanding of the readership, she is known to weave engaging stories that offer unique insights into the dynamic world of stock-car racing.
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Ranvijay Singh