KENNY WALLACE RUMORS
Friends, family: Trickle was in pain
Family and friends said ongoing medical issues could have figured into Dick Trickle's apparent decision to end his own life Thursday at the age of 71.
Trickle, one of the most successful short-track racers of all time, died of an apparent self-inflicted wound on Thursday at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Boger City, N.C., about 30 miles northwest of Charlotte.
According to police...
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Kenny Wallace, No. 29 ToyotaCare Toyota Camry, Richmond Post Race
The RAB Racing #29 Toyota Care Camry with Kenny Wallace at the wheel made its first start of the 2013 NASCAR Nationwide season at a place where Wallace has quite a history. In 24 yeas of experience racing at Richmond International Speedway Wallace has found victory lane three times, including 18 top 10 finishes and 432 total laps lead. "I was so excited to get to Richmond...
Kenny Wallace makes Nationwide debut at Richmond
Veteran NASCAR driver Kenny Wallace will make his 2013 debut on Friday night at the Toyota Care 250. Wallace will pilot the No. 29 Toyota Camry for RAB Racing.
“I’m just so excited to be returning to the NASCAR Nationwide series this weekend at a race track that I love in Richmond International Raceway, with a sponsor that has been with me for years in Toyota and Toyota Care...
NASCAR Veteran Kenny Wallace Joins Fred Lorenzen NASCAR Hall of Fame Bid
NASCAR veteran and popular on-air personality, Kenny Wallace, has joined the grass roots bid to nominate and elect Fred Lorenzen to the NASCAR Hall of Fame 2014 class.
“Fearless Freddy is one our true pioneers,” said Wallace. “We are all beneficiaries of Fred Lorenzen’s commitment to the sport, and a place in the NASCAR Hall of Fame is a way of saying thanks and acknowledging...
Kenny Wallace driving #24 at Indianapolis
Kenny Wallace is set to drive the #24 car for SR2 Motorsports this coming Saturday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The announcement came a few hours after he finished fourth at Chicagoland in the #09 for RAB Racing.
Saturday will be the first ever running at Indianapolis for the NASCAR Nationwide Series.
“I drive for RAB Racing, about 11 races this year,” Wallace said. “NASCAR...
Steve Wallace for RWI racing at Richmond
This winter one of the casualties of the struggle to find sponsorship was the NASCAR Nationwide team of Rusty Wallace Inc. When the team failed to find adequate sponsorship for Steve Wallace they closed their doors. Michael Annett was released from his contract and allowed to sign elsewhere.
It appears that RWI will be coming back to the Nationwide series with Wallace behind the...
Kenny Wallace may lose Nationwide ride
Kenny Wallace worked hard last season trying to make something out of the little that RAB had. Entering the second weekend of the NASCAR season it’s looking like Wallace may lose his ride in the #09 car due to lack of sponsorship.
Wallace has sponsorship for the next four races coming from American Ethanol and Family Farmers but after that team owner Robby Benton has told the...
Wallace lands sponsor for Daytona 500 try
Kenny Wallace will give it a go at The Great American Race - and he's got help to do it.
American Ethanol will sponsor Wallace as he attempts to qualify for the 2012 Daytona 500 (Feb. 26 live on FOX).
The SPEED TV analyst will enter the Great American Race behind the wheel of the No. 09 Toyota for Robby Benton's RAB Racing.
American Ethanol is also expected to sponsor...
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January 21, 2012
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Source: Wallace likely to shut down team
Rusty Wallace is a man of his word.
In September, the former NASCAR champion and current team owner warned if there wasn't enough money to run his Nationwide Series program, he'd put the shop in mothballs. Unfortunately, that day has come.
Rusty Wallace Inc. is expected to shut its doors next Friday, sources told FOXSports.com.
RWI fielded the Nos. 62 and 66 Toyotas in...
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January 06, 2012
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SIGHT TO BEHOLD
Blind man drives car around speedway
We're not sure if this a look of excitement or total fear on the face of NASCAR driver Kenny Wallace, but the man in the driver's seat, retired sheriff deputy Ronnie Presnell, seems to be enjoying every minute of it. Wallace helped Presnell, who lost his sight in 1998, cross an item off his bucket list by acting as his eyes as Presnell drove around Charlotte Motor Speedway...
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