Bubba Wallace had an infamous radio rant at the Nashville Superspeedway. Naturally, it brought a lot of eyes to the 23XI Racing driver. Moreover, people doubted the way he treats his pit crew.

However, the sport of NASCAR works a little differently, compared to other sports. This also goes for how the team reacts.

Brett Griffin came on Dale Earnhardt Jr.‘s Door Bumper Clear Podcast, where he spoke about how different people in NASCAR react when someone expresses their feelings, especially compared to other sports. He said, “It’s so much different in our sport. Because, if you’re the quarterback, you say it in the huddle; nobody gets offended. And, if you’re the coach of the baseball, and you go out to the mound, you bring the infield in and talk to everybody, nobody gets offended and butthurt. But in our sport, I’m telling you that whole pit box gets butt hurt.”

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What Did Bubba Wallace Rant About in Nashville?

But what did the driver say that got everyone questioning?

Well, Bubba Wallace was in the middle of a great run. But, things turned sour for the driver soon. They found a loose wheel on the #23, which then caused a collision with Tyler Reddick.

So, his crew chief came on the radio to apologize to the driver. However, a very frustrated Wallace replied “Leave me the f**k alone, dude. Don’t talk to me the whole f*****g race.”

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In the end, it’s only natural for Bubba Wallace to get mad. But, do you think Brett Griffin is right about the matter?