Bubba Wallace became the second black to win the NASCAR Cup

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Wallace is the first black to win the Cup since 1963, when NASCAR Hall of Fame driver Wendell Scott led the race.

“Talladega, we are winners,” Wallace said Twitter account On the Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama, where the race was held. “What a perfect weekend or weekday, I should say. I just knew something about it.”
Wallace was born in Alabama. And last year on the same track, he found a loop in his garage that got an FBI hate crime investigation.

Just after the race, Wallace thanked his team and owners, sports legend Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin for the opportunity.

“It’s pretty appropriate that it comes here to Talladega,” he said.

The FBI ruled that Wallace was not a victim of hate crime because the loop had been in the garage since at least 2019. But Wallace later said in an interview with CNN’s Don Lemon that it was next to the case.

“It was a loop,” Wallace said. “Whether tied in 2019 or whatever, it was a loop. So, it wasn’t aimed at me, but someone tied a loop. That’s what I say.”

Wallace asked Monday what it meant to become a black driver who won the Cup series.

“I never think about those things, and when you, when you say it around, honestly, it brings a lot of emotion, a lot of joy to my family, my fans, my friends. It’s damn cool.”

This was Wallace’s first year at 23XI Racing. Profit is also Jordan’s first owner.

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