Bubba Wallace has earned the most finishes in the top five and top 10 this year but has not been able to make the playoffs or win a race.

Bubba Wallace may be making headlines for his racing career — the NASCAR driver just extended his contract with the Michael Jordan-owned 23XI Racing — but family is also big on his mind: He and his wife,

Bubba Wallace signed a multiyear contract extension with 23XI Racing, the team announced Wednesday. "From day one Bubba has been an integral part of 23XI," the team said in a social media post. "We're excited to announce that he has signed a multi-year renewal and will continue to play a key role in helping 23XI grow and succeed.

If an NFL coach misses the playoffs, their chances of getting a contract extension a couple weeks later are likely very slim. That's not the case for NASCAR Cup Series driver Bubba Wallace

Since joining 23XI Racing, Wallace has made his mark, securing memorable victories at Talladega and Kansas. Despite a challenging recent season which saw him miss out on the playoffs, Wallace remains a foundational component of the team's future plans.

The future is set for Bubba Wallace, who will remain with 23XI Racing as the driver of the team's No. 23 Toyota Camry for years to come. On Wednesday, the team

Wallace, who is the only Black driver at NASCAR's top level, has won two races in four seasons with 23XI Racing.

Bubba Wallace will continue to pilot the No. 23 Toyota for 23XI Racing for at least two more seasons, the team announced on Wednesday.

Denny Hamlin, co-owner of 23XI Racing alongside basketball legend Michael Jordan, has publicly addressed his team's decision not to sign NASCAR's final charter proposal. Hamlin's comments coincide with the announcement of Bubba Wallace's multiyear contract extension with the team,

Bubba Wallace secures a multi-year contract extension with 23XI Racing, solidifying his position as a key player for the team amidst ongoing Charter negotiations.