Back in the 2019 NASCAR Cup season, Kyle Busch had a bit of an on-track altercation with Bubba Wallace. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver confessed that it was “surprising” since Wallace raced for his Truck team in his early career. At the time of the incident, the two drivers were side-by-side and trading paint. Later on, Wallace got a little annoyed with Busch’s aggression and spun him out.

Busch said, “I would say it’s kind of surprising, I guess, that you get into with two former drivers because, I guess, you would kind of expect a little bit more or different from them than you would say some other competitors out there. I guess I just didn’t quite get that. Overall, as far as conversations went … was better understanding between the both of them. Move forward.”

As for Wallace, he admitted that the two of them, ‘Agreed to disagree’ on the situation, especially since they were both frustrated. According to the then Richard Petty Motorsports driver, they were initially mad at each other. However, they eventually talked it out, shook hands and the matter was settled.

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What did Kyle Busch say on the situation between them?

Busch revealed that his little spat with Bubba Wallace originated long before Watkins Glen. The #18 driver said that a couple of races ago, he tried to set up an overtake. Wallace made a mistake at Turn 3 and Kyle Busch was around his outside through Turn 4. Unfortunately, the #43 driver didn’t see him and ran him off the track, compromising him.

As a result, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver entertained the idea of enacting his revenge. Of course, he did not intend to crash into Wallace, but things escalated. So, Bubba Wallace obviously decided to have the last word when they traded paint and he spun Busch around.

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