“Chase Elliott Didn’t Have Anything for Cody Ware? What a F**king Idiot!” – Bubba Wallace’s Spotter Slams Bristol Incident

Kyle Busch came up as the unexpected winner at the recently concluded Food City Dirt Race. The race at Tennessee saw Tyler Reddick and Chase Briscoe fight it all out in the end but it was Chase Elliott and Cody Ware who stole the limelight along with Busch.

NASCAR has been to Bristol last weekend for the second Dirt Race in its history. It was Cup Series’ second-ever appearance at Bristol Motor Speedway for the Food City Dirt Race. Elliott moved the Rick Ware Racing driver out of the way when Cody was holding up the traffic.

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Kraft conveyed on this, “You get bullied because you’re in the way. That’s why you get pushed around. If you weren’t in the way, you wouldn’t get pushed around as much as you do. My guess was that it wasn’t Cody, it was I assume it was the crew chief. But the radio communication says that he is mad because he didn’t have anything for you Cody.”

Who among Chase Elliott and Cody Ware was at fault in Bristol?

In retaliation to the push by Chase, Cody Ware came back around 170 laps later to push the number 9 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. However, given the offensive nature of Chase Elliott, it’s hard to say who was at fault.

The spotter further stated on Dale Earnhardt Jr’s Dirty Mo Media YouTube channel, “Chase Elliott didn’t have anything for Cody Ware. “What a Fu**ing idiot.” I mean who the hell considers saying that. I mean how do those words literally come out of your mouth.” TJ Majors followed up with, “He needs to be our pre-race hype guy.”

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The Hendrick Motorsports driver finished the Bristol race in the eighth position, while Cody finished in the 26th position. With this result, Elliott continues to lead the driver’s championship with 324 points followed by Ryan Blaney closely with 321 points.