Bubba Wallace and Carson Hocevar played rock-paper-scissors during the slow first stage at Talladega. Hocevar confirmed it and said Wallace won.

NASCAR Cup Series drivers Bubba Wallace and Carson Hocevar played a game of rock-paper-scissors with each other during a slow-paced opening stage at Talladega Superspeedway. The moment occurred as competitors significantly backed off their speeds to conserve fuel during the event.
Extreme fuel-saving strategies became a primary talking point at the Talladega race, prompting officials to issue warnings about maintaining minimum speed. Wallace and Hocevar utilized the downtime caused by the slower pace to entertain themselves while navigating the superspeedway.
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