During a 100-race winless streak, he saw teammate Tyler Reddick win five times and post three top 10 finishes in NASCAR's final standings. Wallace also watched team co-owner Denny Hamlin make regular trips to victory lane while still chasing his elusive Cup title.

Bubba Wallace appears to certainly have enjoyed himself after Sunday's historic Brickyard 400 win. Outlasting the competition in double OT due to a gutsy move to stretch his fuel, Wallace was able to survive the elements and two restarts to end his 100-race dry spell and punch his ticket to the

Bubba Wallace and his wife, Amanda Wallace, have a lot to celebrate. On July 27, the NASCAR driver won the Brickyard 400, making him the first Black driver to win a major race on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s 2.5 mile oval, per the Associated Press. In a video shared by NASCAR on Fox on X, Bubba can be seen kissing his wife after his win.