“Not my place”: Bubba Wallace’s spotter refuses to explain why popular hosts left Dirty Mo Media podcast

NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace's spotter Freddie Kraft commented on the recent exit of veteran spotters Brett Griffin and TJ Majors from Dirty Mo Media's Door Bumper Clear podcast. The pair was replaced by 58-year-old former NASCAR team owner Tommy Baldwin and Kelley Earnhardt's daughter Karsyn Elledge.

Kraft had posted the change to the podcast's lineup earlier, after which track announcer William Richard inquired about the reasons behind the departures of Griffin and Majors.

"@FreddieKraft I know there are things you probably can't address, but I think I speak for everyone when I say that we still sorta want to know what happened. Why did Brett & TJ have or choose to leave? Hopefully this can be addressed," he asked.

Bubba Wallace's spotter responded by saying that it was 'not his place' to speak for them.

"Only they can speak to why they are no longer on the show. I wouldn’t want to speak for either of them. Not my place," Kraft wrote.

Bubba Wallace competes full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series, driving the No. 23 Toyota for 23XI Racing. Over his eight-year NASCAR career, Wallace has secured eight wins across various divisions, including two in the Cup Series, solidifying his role as a prominent figure in the sport.

Wallace's 2024 Cup Series season was a tough pill to swallow for the Alabama native as he narrowly missed out on the playoffs and remained winless in 36 races. He finished last year's campaign in P18. Meanwhile, his 23XI teammate Tyler Reddick was not only in the title chase, but was also crowned the regular season champion, finishing the 2024 Cup Series campaign overall in P4.

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Bubba Wallace made "surreal" admission about mental health as he shared family pictures

NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace recently shared his thoughts on the impact of mental health on various aspects of life. In a recent Instagram post, the 31-year-old shared photos of his wife and child, accompanied by a heartfelt message on the importance of mental well-being.

"When the mentals are in check. it’s surreal how good life can be. Doing it with your best friend is what life is all about. Thriving," Wallace captioned his post.

Bubba Wallace and Amanda Carter first met in high school and reconnected at a 2015 college football game. Wallace proposed at an Oregon waterfall in June 2021, and they married on December 31, 2022. Moreover, their firstborn son Becks Hayden was born in September last year and recently turned three months old.

Meanwhile, the Cup Series will return for the NASCAR Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium for the first time after 1971. With Riley Herbst joining 23XI Racing on a full-time basis next season, Can the #23 driver Wallace handle the internal competition? Let us know in the comments.