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Video: John Hunter Nemechek, Bubba Wallace’s Substitute, Spins and Taps Inside Wall

John Hunter Nemechek substitute for Bubba Wallace suspended NASCAR Cup Series Homestead-Miami Speedway
John Hunter Nemechek substitute for Bubba Wallace suspended NASCAR Cup Series Homestead-Miami Speedway
John Hunter Nemechek, who is substituting for the suspended Bubba Wallace, went for a spin on lap 30 in the No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota at Homestead. Screengrab from NBC race broadcast

It’s been a really rough weekend for John Hunter Nemechek. The driver, who was one of the favorites for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series championship, was denied entry to the Championship 4 after scrubbing the wall early in Saturday’s race and losing laps.

On Sunday, Nemechek had a fast car and was driving for the suspended Bubba Wallace in the No. 45 23XI Racing entry. On lap 30, things went sideways — literally — for Nemechek.

Nemechek lost control of the No. 45 car on the exit of Turn 2 and spun to the inside of the track. Nemechek would make slight contact with the inside retaining wall.

Here is video of Nemechek’s early spin from the NBC race broadcast:

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