Maybe, but the incident being quoted had zero to do with George Floyd, BLM, or a noose. Just racing frustration.
Jussie Copycat?
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Agreed. But he's at a point where he thinks he can just bitch about anything and get positive responses. Your head swells a bit when the entire race conglomerate walks you around the race track.
It happened back in 2016.
That's why I'm paying it no mind.
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oops.
WATCH: Bubba Wallace Booed by Fans at First NASCAR Race Since Fake Noose Incident
NASCAR racer Bubba “Jussie” Wallace was meant with a chorus of boos from NASCAR fans at the Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee, his first appearance at a race track since the fake noose incident in his garage stall.
After being booed by fans, Wallace failed to qualify for the NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race, having crashed during the race, which, of course, he absolved himself of responsibility for.
NASCAR racer Bubba “Jussie” Wallace was meant with a chorus of boos from NASCAR fans at the Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee, his first appearance at a race track since the fake noose incident in his garage stall.
After being booed by fans, Wallace failed to qualify for the NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race, having crashed during the race, which, of course, he absolved himself of responsibility for.
NASCAR didn't do Bubba any favors.
Hijinx
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I don't watch NASCAR any more, but I did watch the clip.
It was a racing incident , not a deliberate push into the wall. The car behind the car that gave Bubba a pit maneuver was being pushed hard, and had nowhere else to go.
Bubba was not disrespected he was taken out in a race incident and then he wants to cry.
That's my take on the wreck.
It was a racing incident , not a deliberate push into the wall. The car behind the car that gave Bubba a pit maneuver was being pushed hard, and had nowhere else to go.
Bubba was not disrespected he was taken out in a race incident and then he wants to cry.
That's my take on the wreck.
Methinks Bubba ought to find another line of work and leave NASCAR to the grownups, ****ing crybaby.
He's not the only one.
Indeed. I never was interested in watching, much like football. It was okay once in a while with a group of friends, but there is just so much more to do than sit and stare a TV screen all afternoon.
I agree with that. I did watch most of the Texas race yesterday just because it was so fr#*$ing hot outside yesterday.
I just got back in from running errands in the Jetta. With only 460 air conditioning, it's brutal out there today as well.
When I went home for lunch, the sun was behind some pretty dense clouds. I thought to myself, "This doesn't feel too bad." Coming back to work the clouds where not as dense. OMG!
Hijinx
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I used to go to Dorsey regularly it was good racing.
100 passes right over it now.
