CORONADO, Calif. — Bubba Wallace has never been much of a fan of racing on road or street courses in NASCAR. In 40 prior Cup starts on such tracks, he combined to earn just one top five and four top 10s. Enter “Bubba Hamilton,” his apparent alter ego, who showed up to play at Naval Base Coronado on Sunday, wheeling the No. 23 Toyota to an impressive second-place finish after a gritty, comeback drive in the NASCAR Cup Series’ Anduril 250 just across the bay from San Diego. MORE: Race results | Heim earns first career win After jokingly comparing himself to Formula One great Lewis Hamilton on Saturday, one might think Wallace would be ecstatic after his best career road-course result, especially after rebounding from a detached right-front wheel at Lap 19 that forced him to pit road and earned him a two-lap penalty. Instead, Wallace couldn’t shake the thought of what could have been, settling for second as part of 23XI Racing’s first 1-2 result after his part-time teammate Corey Heim nabbed the win from Tyler Reddick — another fellow 23XI racer — in the final laps. “It’s ‘what if?'” Wallace said. “Tired of living in that.” Wallace did see the pros through the cons in Sunday’s outcome. The 23XI Racing driver jumped two spots to 11th in the points standings after his second top-three finish in the last three weeks. To do so on a temporary circuit on never-before-raced streets and airfields marked a notable improvement in Wallace’s development as a road racer. “I know how much I’ve struggled in the past and continue to work, and I appreciate everybody on the team,” Wallace said. “Appreciate everybody back at Airspeed. Keegan (Leahy) and William (Lee) in the sim room, I give them so much crap for the