Bubba Wallace poses with wife Amanda Wallace as the 23XI Racing driver shares a sneak peek from inside Tyler Reddick’s wedding

With the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series season on a two-week break for the Paris Olympics, Bubba Wallace attended the wedding of his friend and 23XI Racing teammate Tyler Reddick. Wallace recently shared a photo of himself and his wife Amanda Wallace from inside Reddick's wedding on social media, providing fans with a glimpse of the event.

Tyler Reddick has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend, Alexa DeLeon. They have been dating for a significant amount of time and have a son together, who was born in 2019, the same year Reddick won his second Xfinity title.

In the photo, Wallace is seen posing with his wife, Amanda, and the joy and excitement of the occasion were palpable. They captured a loving pose, both looking elegant, and were happy to be part of the big day of Reddick’s life.

Watch Bubba Wallace's Instagram story below:

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Bubba Wallace also posted a photo of him and Reddick on X (formerly Twitter) alongside his 23XI Racing co-owner and Joe Gibbs Racing veteran Denny Hamlin. Wallace congratulated his teammate on his marriage in the caption and jokingly asked his boss for an update on his wedding.

“Welcome to the married life @TylerReddick. When’s the wedding @dennyhamlin?”

Reddick’s marriage isn’t the only one happening this season during a two-week break, as Trackhouse Racing driver Daniel Suarez will also be getting married with his longtime girlfriend Julia Piquet, who is the daughter of a three-time F1 champion, Nelson Piquet.

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Bubba Wallace scored a strong top-5 finish at Indianapolis before Olympic break

The two-time NASCAR Cup winner heads to a two-week Olympic break after registering a solid P5 finish in the last week’s Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, adding his season’s first stage win to make another significant gain in the points table.

His P5 finish came after a terrible pre-race practice and qualifying session. Wallace is currently just seven points behind Ross Chastain for the 16th and final playoff spot.

Reflecting on his strong top-five results at Iny after the race, Wallace said (via NASCAR.com):

“Exactly what we needed going into the two off weeks here. Just a good day. I did a terrible job Friday and Saturday, put us behind and 45 (Reddick) was the class in the field. We were able to make some gains to get there and just … was obviously on the fuel call, and they timed it right. I ran out taking the white (flag) and limped back, so yeah, good day.”