News about Bubba Wallace

Michael Jordan's Chicago mansion is aging like the post-MJ Bulls. Footage of the six-time NBA champion's home has resurfaced in an eight-month-old TikTok clip, showing the abandoned property in complete disarray. Jordan's private indoor basketball court is flooded while one of his multiple kitchens looks like it's in the process of being disassembled. 'It's clearly his home,' Bruce Bowers of the Bowers Realty Group told SportBible . 'It's a tough sell. There's a lot of work that would have to be done to make it your own.'

After going behind the scenes in NASCAR, Netflix is expected to premiere its latest sports docuseries at the end of January. Following the success of the 'Drive To Survive' fly-on-the-wall Formula One documentary 'Drive To Survive,' the streaming giant has shifted its attention to American auto-racing, NASCAR,' in a series titled 'Full Speed.' The 2023 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs and championship race will be broadcast on Netflix, with the first five episodes following drivers as they fight for one of the most coveted titles in US motorsports.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr, a NASCAR racer, survived a frightening crash at Charlotte Motor Speedway after it caught fire during the race. During the 96th lap of the championship, Stenhouse Jr. was compelled to turn around on the side of the track after the broadcast revealed fires shooting up from underneath his car. After several minutes, he nonchalantly jumped out of the car as if nothing was happening, before emergency personnel were seen rushing toward his car to put out the fires.

Michael Jordan, the NBA's most well-known basketball player, is best known for his legendary work on the basketball court, but there is another, much different, sport near to his heart. The 60-year-old is a huge fan of NASCAR and can be seen on trackside with some of the best names in the sport, so what better to bring his wife Yvette Prieto than a night celebrating the iconic series. Last week, MJ and Prieto, 44, spent the evening in Nashville on a rare date night to celebrate the start of the NASC Ally 400 race weekend.

There is a generational divide in American culture, and although it has nothing to do with guns or abortion, it does still have the ability to ruin family dinners and holidays. 'Michael Jordan or LeBron James?' The Space Jam franchise has become an essential litmus test for basketball enthusiasts, pitting one generation against another in a tense debate that includes everything from the game itself, to business, fashion, and even film (yes, the Space Jam franchise). It's not just about basketball's best player.

Officials from the NASCAR are investigating how a radio channel used by Bubba Wallace's crew was apparently hacked during the All-Star race last weekend, allowing an unknown individual to broadcast a derogatory message. Before adding a non-racial word, the speaker said, 'Go back to where you came from.' Wallace, NASCAR's sole African-American racer in the Cup series, had just finished Sunday's race at North Wilkesboro Speedway when a person not on the 23XI Racing team announced, 'Go back to where you came from,' and then added another non-racial insult.' Mike Forde, a NASCAR spokesman, announced on Wednesday that the series's intelligence and racing electronic teams were quick to look into the hack. Wallace didn't hear the remark, according to him.

Michael Jordan is having his own week off. His Airness seems to have worked with the Hennessey Venom F5 Roadster, which is capable of speeds up to 300 miles per hour. Jordan posed outside what seemed to be his new ride in Hennessey Performance, the vehicle's designers, on social media.

Bubba Wallace, a New Year, married a new lady from his family. Amanda Carter, the 19-year-old NASCAR racer, and his longtime girlfriend Amanda Carter married in Charlotte, North Carolina, in a romantic New Year's Eve wedding. The bride was glowing as she walked down the aisle in a strappy white lace fit and flare style with a low V-neck and plunging back by Madam Barcu Couture.

The festive season is a great time for classic films, random trivia, and remembering your favorite items while also trying to find something new along the way. This Christmas, television subscription and streaming services are brimming with sports movies for you to recall some of your favorite characters, analyze your sporting heroes, and even learn some useless facts along the way. Here's some fascinating short excerpts of trivia about some of the many marvelous films you should tune in to in the coming weeks, from the eternal wonder of the soundtrack to Chariots of Fire to the erroneous WWE logos scattered throughout Battle With My Family.

A tweet expressing 'Happy Holidays' appeared to offended many followers online, according to NASCAR's president. NASCAR has a largely Christian and conservative fan base, but it has attempted to broaden its reach in recent years. In previous years, similar messages were posted with a much more visceral tone.

Following a collision, Bubba Wallace has apologised for Sunday's on-track incident with NASCAR competitor Kyle Larson at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway after repeatedly shoving his fellow driver. Following Kyle Larson's on-track incident and the No. 2nd State, I want to apologize for my behavior on Sunday.' Wallace wrote in a tweet that he was a 5 car.' Larson started with a three-wide pass - Kevin Harvick in the middle of the group was out of the group - and Larson slid up the track against Wallace. Larson pushed Wallace's Toyota into the wall because Wallace didn't lift to give him any space. Wallace recovered to the track after following Larson's car down to the apron and seeming to intentionally hook him in retaliation. Larson was sent by Bell, who defeated Bell last Sunday in Charlotte to get the automatic entry into the round of eight, and Bell's campaign came to an end.

After a crash at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday, NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace became outraged with reigning champion Kyle Larson as he made a beeline for him and attempted to start a fight. In the first round of the playoffs, Wallace led 29 laps and showed clearly had a fast car. Wallace did not qualify for the playoffs, and Larson was suspended last week. Larson started with a three-wide pass - Kevin Harvick in the middle fell out of the group - and Larson slid up the track against Wallace. Larson used his Chevrolet to push Wallace's Toyota into the wall when Wallace didn't lift to give him any space.