Bubba Wallace’s car will carry a special paint scheme honoring military veterans at this weekend’s Wurth 400 at Dover Motor Speedway. The scheme is based on the famous Flying Tigers who flew in World War II. 23XI Racing and the Air Force have also struck a new deal for 2024. Wallace will carry the names of four Vietnam veterans on his car during the race. He is also looking forward to racing at Dover, a track where he has had some success in the past.
Bubba Wallace will unveil a striking new paint scheme inspired by the legendary Flying Tigers at Dover Motor Speedway, continuing his partnership with the U.S. Air Force. The No. 23 Toyota Camry will feature an open mouth with fearsome teeth, paying homage to the iconic fighter planes from World War II. This special livery serves as a prelude to Military Appreciation Month and is a fitting tribute given Dover Air Force Base’s proximity to the racetrack. Xfinity, another key partner of Wallace, will also debut a new ad featuring Vietnam veterans, who will be honored at the event.
