Video: Bubba Wallace Goes For Spin After Contact With Logano at End of Stage 1

Bubba Wallace spin Darlington 2023 video Cook Out Southern 500 highlights
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Bubba Wallace spin Darlington 2023 video Cook Out Southern 500 highlights
Playoff contender Bubba Wallace went for a spin at the very end of Stage 1 of Sunday’s Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. Screengrab: USA Network

A lot of Playoff contenders ran into issues on pit road and the race track in the opening Stage of Sunday night’s NASCAR Cup Series Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. For Bubba Wallace, and the No. 23 23XI Racing team, they found trouble on pit road and the race track.

After a sluggish second pit stop of the race, where the air hose got caught on the front of the car, Wallace went for a spin at the conclusion of Stage 1.

Wallace’s car got out of shape, and as he attempted to corral the car up the hill, Joey Logano was attempting to squeeze by for position. Logano couldn’t quite get past Wallace in time, as Wallace caught the left rear of Logano’s car.

The impact caused Wallace to go spinning. Here is a video of the incident:

In addition to Wallace’s issues, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. also suffered a pit road speeding penalty, Ross Chastain overshot his pit stall, and Christopher Bell tagged the wall hard toward the end of Stage 1.

It was a rough Stage 1 for the Playoff contenders, well, except for Denny Hamlin, who scored the Stage 1 win.

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