Rusty Wallace Racing announced that the team will field a third Toyota Camry in a partial 2011 Nationwide Series schedule. In addition to RWR’s #62 Pilot Flying J Toyota–driven by Michael Annett–and its flagship #66 5-Hour Energy Toyota–piloted by Steve Wallace–the team’s familiar #64 will return to competition in 2011 with Sprint Cup veteran, David Reutimann, former #64 driver, David Stremme and 2011 Toyota All-Star Showdown winner, Jason Bowles sharing the controls. Providing primary sponsorship for four of the events is Syracuse, NY-based Aspen Dental, a network of nearly 300 dental practices across 22 states, that first teamed with RWR late last season. The #64 Aspen Dental Toyota Camry will compete in four races, those at Michigan, Kentucky, Watkins Glen and Bristol. Stremme is slated to pilot the #64 car in several of those events. Meanwhile, Reutimann will lead off the season for the No. 64 team this weekend in Nashville, with sponsorship to be announced later this week. Additional races for Reutimann may be named in the near future. Rounding out the trio of drivers for the No. 64 car is Jason Bowles. Bowles, the 2009 NASCAR K&N West Series Champion, will pilot the #64 Toyota in all three 2011 Nationwide Series road course events. Aspen Dental will back Bowles in the August event at Watkins Glen International, while sponsorship for the Road America and Montreal events will be named in the near future. RWR General Manager and former Sprint Cup crew chief, Larry Carter will return to the pit box to lead the No. 64 team in its limited schedule.(RWR)(4-18-2011)
UPDATE: Flatout Flatbread will serve as primary sponsor of the team’s #64–piloted by David Reutimann–in Saturday’s NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Nashville Superspeedway. Michigan-based Flatout sells tasty and healthy flatbreads in deli and bakery sections of nearly all major grocery retailers and drug chains across the country. Flatout is the fastest growing bread in America.(RWR)(4-20-2011)
