Bubba Wallace reflects on his wreck with Kyle Larson at Las Vegas 2022
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 2:47 PM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026
Bubba Wallace spoke to Jeff Gluck about the 2022 incident where he wrecked Kyle Larson at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Four years later, he expressed that he has no regrets, emphasizing that he was defending his team after feeling disrespected. The incident involved multiple cars, including title contender Christopher Bell. Wallace acknowledged that he accepts the ongoing backlash for his actions but feels he has been treated with more respect since that race.
- •Wallace wrecked Larson in the 2022 South Point 400.
- •He received a one-race suspension for his actions.
- •Wallace stated he stood up for his team in that moment.
- •He has been involved in other incidents since then, including a 2024 fine.
- •Wallace claims not to have been disrespected since the incident.
- 2:47 PMYahoo Sports — Why Bubba Wallace Has No Regrets Over Wrecking Kyle Larson in 2022
"Bubba Wallace apologized in 2022 after hooking Kyle Larson at Las Vegas and shoving him on the racetrack. Four years later, he told Jeff Gluck he has no regrets, and that he has not been disrespected since.
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