Going back to Talladega, NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Brandon Brown would have hoped he’d shut the mouth of his doubters who don’t consider him beyond the LGB chant that emerged after his win at Talladega last year. But that didn’t happen as Brown was wrecked in the race.

Naturally, the driver wasn’t all that happy with how his race ended. More so, because this was the second race in a row in which he was wrecked, something he expressed on his Twitter.

“2 weeks in a 🤬ing row,” he tweeted.

This led to a NASCAR fan making a point out of Brown’s support of Cup Series driver, Bubba Wallace, who made history by winning at Talladega last year.

“Hard to feel bad for you when you come out in support of bubba Wallace. There is still a God and still karma. Do bad things & bad things will happen. Never been happier seeing you on a wrecker,” the person commented on Brown’s tweet.

As hard and unwarranted as this person’s reaction was, it was Brandon Brown who would have the last laugh.

“You have more first names than followers,” the NASCAR driver retaliated.

What did Brandon Brown say in defense of Bubba Wallace?

Recently, a hater of Bubba Wallace had claimed that the 23XI Racing driver’s win at Talladega last year was an act of cowardice, that Wallace is, “Very un-sportsman like and detrimental to the sport of NASCAR.”

But it was Brandon Brown who pulled up in the support of Wallace in the face of this absurd claim by the ‘fan.’

“A win is a win, no matter if it’s rain, darkness (like mine) or any other safety hazard that calls the race per NASCAR,” he tweeted.

“No need to bring hate to anyones win, no matter who it is. @BubbaWallace works his a** off and deserves this win and the next ones to come.”

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