Bubba Wallace has spoken out following the controversial late-race incident at Darlington that altered the outcome.

The turning point of Sunday’s Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway came with just four laps to go in the race. Bubba Wallace got into the back of Kyle Larson, bringing out the race’s final caution.

Goodyear 400 at Darlington turned into a mess in the final moments. With just four laps to go, Kyle Larson spun out after ...

It happened after Ryan Blaney had just passed Tyler Reddick for the lead coming out of Turn 2. The Fox cameras showed the incident as the Penske car passed the No. 45 car, the No. 5 car went for a ...

NASCAR fans have spent the past 24 hours playing the blame game after Kyle Larson and Bubba Wallace collided with four laps ...

After it happened, many fans took to social media and suggested a case of race manipulation with the 23XI Racing driver ...

Setbacks marred Kyle Larson's Cup Series race at the Darlington Raceway until the Hendrick Motorsports driver's #5 Chevy ...

Kyle Larson admitted at the time that he had made a mistake. But now we officially have Bubba Wallace’s side. Larson, 160+ laps down at the time, was racing with Wallace, a lap down.

The NASCAR Cup Series was in Darlington for their annual “Throwback Weekend” during yesterday’s Goodyear 400, and for the ...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. shared his thoughts on Kyle Larson and the No. 5 team taking advantage of NASCAR’s new DVP policy during ...

Larson, who had just passed Bubba Wallace (who was one lap down), saw Reddick in the wall and abruptly slowed. Wallace, unable to see much beyond Larson's No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet ...