It's clear that Bubba Wallace and Ryan Blaney's friendship is genuine, but that doesn't mean the two don't fail to take opportunities to troll each other on social media whenever they can.
Blaney won the 2023 championship and was happily celebrated for his accomplishments during the 2023 NASCAR Awards.
Blaney might want to find a new tailor, or that's what his best friend took the time to poke fun at anyway.
Blaney's fashion choice was brought into question by Wallace on X during the event, as Wallace posted a picture of Blaney on stage with his pants looking like he was expecting a flood.
"Yo, @Blaney, you should invite your pants down to your ankles so they could party!" Wallace said.
Yo @Blaney you should invite your pants down to your ankles so they could party! pic.twitter.com/f3aaraeh8D
— Bubba Wallace (@BubbaWallace) December 1, 2023
Wallace has the lead in trolling Blaney this season after the two exchanged jabs on social media earlier this year. Wallace trolled Blaney after he was disqualified in Las Vegas during the playoffs. Blaney's disqualification was ultimately rescinded.
Both drivers like to joke around with each other on social media, and there is nothing wrong with that.
It was all in good fun. Wallace is lucky to have such a great friendship with Blaney and is happy to see his best friend win the Cup championship.
Blaney delivered a great speech, but he might need to think about getting back at Wallace at some point. He's down 2-0 in their trolling match.
Blaney's high-water pants weren't the only highlight of the night, as fellow Team Penske driver and Indy 500 Champion Josef Newgarden also had a little gift for the new champion. Newgarden got Blaney's face tattooed on his leg.
'@josefnewgarden's a man of his word. ?
He got Ryan @Blaney's face tattooed on his thigh after his teammate won the @NASCAR championship. pic.twitter.com/Pq24UWLPIX
— INDYCAR on NBC (@IndyCaronNBC) December 1, 2023
From trolling to tattoos, Ryan Blaney as the NASCAR Champion will be something to remember for a long time.
