2 NASCAR trucks got stuck to each other during the wackiest moment of the Bristol dirt races

• NASCAR returned to Bristol this weekend for a pair of dirt races.
• The wackiest moment of the weekend came during the truck race when two racers got stuck to each other.

NASCAR returned to Bristol this weekend for its controversial dirt races, and things got weird in the truck race.

The Truck Series and Cup Series races were entertaining for the fans, but they were also frustrating at times, especially for some drivers who don't think NASCAR should ever race on dirt.

The weekend was full of wacky moments, but the wackiest came during the Truck race when Austin Wayne Self (22) bumped Matt DiBenedetto (25), and they ended up stuck together.

Even the announcers were caught off guard.

"I've never seen that before," NASCAR veteran Kurt Busch said while calling the race for FS1.

While bumping and shoving are on the rise in NASCAR, it usually leads to damaged bumpers and egos. This time it led to two trucks moving in literal tandem, stuck together like a tongue to a frozen flag pole.

Officials worked on the cars for several minutes to no avail. They even tried to use a tow truck to separate the third-tier NASCAR cars.

Somehow, that didn't work either.

Eventually, after a 10-minute delay, the trucks were separated, and the drivers were able to go their separate ways.