NASCAR Cup Series driver Bubba Wallace’s prodigy Rajah Caruth was recently featured in a post-race interview with FrontStretch Media. During the interaction after the Talladega Superspeedway race, the Truck Series driver expressed his ‘frustration’ over the main event held on Friday.Caruth had a decent qualifying session for the 90-lap race and secured 11th place. He completed the lap of Talladega Superspeedway in 54.71 seconds, reaching a top speed of 175.03 mph. Subsequently, he advanced to the top and emerged victorious in the first stage of the main event. Furthermore, the Chevy driver fell two spots and finished stage two in P3 behind Kaden Honeycutt.Later, during the last restart of the 90-lap race, Corey Heim and his teammate, Giovanni Ruggiero, took the bottom line. Meanwhile, Bubba Wallace’s protégé and his teammate, Corey LaJoie, went for the top lane, making it a draft battle between the two teams.Following that, the #11 Toyota Truck driver continued to push his teammate while Caruth slipped on turn four and avoided making any risky manoeuvres. This gave Ruggiero a chance to secure his maiden win in the series. The Chevy driver was not happy with the outcome and told the media house:“I would say pretty frustrated there with how it ended. For sure, I don't want to split Corey. It's just I got kind of popped at the wrong time, I feel like, but yeah, still great points today, like you said, Peter... So frustrated with the end, but still good points today.”Bubba Wallace’s prodigy driver finished the Talladega Superspeedway race in P9, one spot behind his teammate Corey LaJoie. Meanwhile, the Toyota drivers finished in first and second, respectively.“Preparing each race like it's my last”: Bubba Wallace’s prodigy got candid about his playoff approachEarlier this year, in August, 23XI Racing driver Bubba Wallace’s protégé Rajah Caruth sat down with NASCAR analyst Bob Pockrass and opened up about his playoff mindset. During the interaction, the Truck Series driver claimed to take each playoff race as if it were his last.Caruth has delivered promising performance in the regular season and claimed multiple top-ten spots. Following that, the Truck Series driver had high hopes for the 2025 Truck Series playoff season. He told the motorsports journalist:"My mindset is really just focusing on what's in my control and my job and knowing that I'm capable at the end of the day. Going to two racetracks that I'm very confident at, I guess, with Darlington and Bristol. I feel like I can go there and run up front, and I have in years past. I've been definitely close at winning at both of those tracks, so I would hope to experience that coming up in the next couple of weeks. For my mindset, just focusing on doing what I can control and preparing each race like it's my last."Bubba Wallace's prodigy driver currently ranks second in the Truck Series points table with a 14-point buffer over the cutoff line. Additionally, Caruth has secured one win, 12 top tens, and four top fives in 23 starts this season.