CONFIRMED: Bubba Wallace has been handed a 10-game SUSPENSION and a $100,000 fine after NASCAR cited his inappropriate use of offensive language during a recent speech following the Phoenix incident.

As of March 27, 2025, there is no official record or credible report confirming that NASCAR has imposed a 10-race suspension and a $100,000 fine on driver Bubba Wallace for inappropriate use of offensive language following a recent incident at Phoenix Raceway.

However, Bubba Wallace has faced significant penalties in the past related to conduct during races. In November 2024, following the Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway, Wallace was fined $100,000 and docked 50 driver points by NASCAR. These penalties were imposed for actions deemed detrimental to the sport, including race manipulation. citeturn0news12

Additionally, during the 2024 season finale at Phoenix Raceway, Wallace expressed frustration over the penalties that kept his crew chief, Bootie Barker, from participating. Wallace disagreed with the penalties but accepted the team’s decision not to appeal, stating, “We have to have all of our eggs in the same basket in the time invested in the right things at the right time and the right time is focusing on the championship.” citeturn0search3

It’s important to distinguish between past incidents and any unverified reports. As of now, there is no substantiated information regarding a 10-race suspension and $100,000 fine for Bubba Wallace related to offensive language at Phoenix Raceway.

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