Kyle Larson was caught between a rock and a hard place racing Bubba Wallace at Indianapolis, hoping the star would run of fuel before he did.

XI Racing may be embroiled in a lawsuit with NASCAR at the moment, but that didn’t stop them from capturing a huge win in one of the sport’s crown jewel events.

Congratulations are pouring in for 23XI Racing driver Bubba Wallace on Sunday night. Wallace, driving the No. 23 Toyota for 23XI Racing, won for the first time in multiple years. The 23XI Racing driver won at the Brickyard on Sunday evening.

Bubba Wallace's crew chief, Charles Denike, achieved his first win in the NASCAR Cup Series with this victory. He gave all credit to his driver while reviewing the race.

It was almost three years without a win for Bubba Wallace. But the stars aligned and he capitalized on his Crown Jewel moment at the Brickyard 400.

When NASCAR Cup driver Denny Hamlin and basketball Hall of Fame member Michael Jordan began forming 23XI Racing Hamlin believed in Bubba Wallace’s capability and understood his potential long before the driver won this year’s Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Denny Hamlin shared his thoughts on Bubba Wallace's Brickyard 400 win at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Reacting to the 23XI Racing driver's win, Hamlin stated that he was happy that his team qualified for the NASCAR playoffs.

Bubba Wallace dodges disaster at Dover, apologizes to his spotter for the “heart attack” moment that kept his playoff hopes alive.