Kenny Wallace News

Speed to have over 70 hours of Speedweeks coverage:

Speed to have over 70 hours of Speedweeks coverage:

January 19, 2006
SPEED, celebrating its 10th Anniversary in 2006, will be live from Daytona Speedweeks for 10 days, beginning Feb. 10 at 2pm/et with Speedweeks on SPEED. In addition to live coverage of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race (Feb. 17, 8pm/et), the IROC race (Feb. 17

#78 team plans to run full schedule:

#78 team plans to run full schedule:

January 12, 2006
#78 Furniture Row Racing, one of the few sponsor owned Nextel Cup teams, is scheduled to run 36 Nextel Cup races with Kenny Wallac and Jerry Robertson driving. Wallace is committed to run the first 5 Cup races of the season for Furniture Row Racing. Kenny Wallace states

Day 3 Testing – Daytona:

Day 3 Testing – Daytona:

January 11, 2006
#17-Matt Kenseth was the fastest in Wednesday's morning session, with a speed of 188.403mph in drafting sessions. #38-Sadler, #12-Newman, #41-Sorenson and #21-Schrader round out the top five drivers. The fastest Chevy was #24-Jeff Gordon, which was 10th fastest. Afternoon

Day 1 AM Speeds – Daytona:

Day 1 AM Speeds – Daytona:

January 9, 2006
#24-Jeff Gordon led the morning sessions with a speed of 187.029mph. Gordon led a Chevy contingent in the top 3. He was followed by #48-Jimmie Johnson and #36-Bill Elliott. The new Ford Fusions made a strong debut, led by #17-Matt Kenseth with a speed of 186.023, 4th

Kenny Wallace gets St. Louis Radio Show:

Kenny Wallace gets St. Louis Radio Show:

January 6, 2006
Kenny will have another activity to keep him busy this year. Starting 2/17 at 7 oclock (PM) Central Time in St. Louis Ill be on the Kenny Wallace show for KMOX radio, Kenny tells us. That is one of the largest AM stations in the United States, in 44 states. This is

Kenny Wallace to run some Cup races in 2006:

Kenny Wallace to run some Cup races in 2006:

December 17, 2005
Kenny Wallace says that he will run several Nextel Cup races in 2006. “I am going to run for sure the first five races of year in the #78 Furniture Row Racing Cup car. (Team owner) Joe Garone has asked me to run as many Cup races as I can this year. Furniture Row Racing

AirPlus Re-Ups with ppc:

AirPlus Re-Ups with ppc:

December 16, 2005
ppc Racing officials announced today that Airplus Footcare has extended its associate sponsorship of the #22 AutoZone race team and driver Kenny Wallace through the 2006 season. The Airplus Footcare logos will continue to be featured on the deck lid of the #22 AutoZone

Scleroderma Foundation Associate Sponsor for ppc:

Scleroderma Foundation Associate Sponsor for ppc:

December 12, 2005
ppc Racing officials announced today that the Scleroderma Foundation will be an associate sponsor on the #22 AutoZone Ford Fusion driven by Kenny Wallace in the 2006 NASCAR Busch Series. The Scleroderma Foundation first partnered with ppc Racing earlier this year for

Ward leaves ppc Racing? UPDATE:

Ward leaves ppc Racing? UPDATE:

December 6, 2005
been told the Wes Ward has left ppc Racing's #22 team and driver Kenny Wallace to work for Dale Earnhardt Jr's JR Motorsports and the #88 Navy Chevy Mark McFarland will drive in 2006.(11-21-2005) UPDATE: With JR Motorsports moving Mark McFarland and their entire USAR

Randy Cox new Crew Chief at ppc: UPDATE:

Randy Cox new Crew Chief at ppc: UPDATE:

December 5, 2005
Kenny Wallace and ppc Racing have a new crew chief already at the helm for 2006. Randy Cox has come on board and is already logging hours at the race shop as crew chief for the #22 AutoZone Ford. I could not turn my head on his resume, says Kenny. Three years at DEI

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Homestead:

NASCAR Busch Series News and Notes: Homestead:

November 17, 2005
Thirty-four races, more than 8,600 miles, events in two countries and arguably the most difficult competition in the 24-year history of the NASCAR Busch Series. After conquering those and so many other obstacles, one more remains for the two contenders for the 2005

Kluever to debut at Homestead? UPDATE…no…Wallace back in:

Kluever to debut at Homestead? UPDATE…no…Wallace back in:

November 15, 2005
many reports have Roush Racing's Truck Series driver, Todd Kluever running the #97 Ford at Homestead-Miami Speedway, making his Nextel Cup debut.(11-14-2005) UPDATE: from the Kenny Wallace site: Kenny was called by Jack Roush Monday afternoon and asked to race in the

Mike Wallace looking for a ride:

Mike Wallace looking for a ride:

November 15, 2005
Just a few months ago it was announced that Morgan McClure Motorsports decided to quit playing the "pull the driver out for this race" game with Mike Wallace, and had told him he would be their driver for the rest of 2005. But, as they did earlier in the season, they

Busch out of the #97…NOW – Kenny Wallace IN, Busch suspended:

Busch out of the #97…NOW – Kenny Wallace IN, Busch suspended:

November 13, 2005
been told by sources at the track that Kurt Busch, driver of the #97 Roush Racing Ford may not be driving the car at Phoenix today...no word on who would drive the car, if this is true....see the news about Busch's 'traffic citation' below or on my #97 Team News page

Where did the Chasers

Where did the Chasers

November 13, 2005
start/finish at Phoenix? #20-Tony Stewart, started 9th, finished 4th #48-Jimmie Johnson, 2nd, 7th #99-Carl Edwards, 3rd, 6th #16-Greg Biffle, 4th, 2nd #6-Mark Martin, 29th, 14th #17-Matt Kenseth, 16th, 32nd #12-Ryan Newman, 11th, 12th #97-Kurt Busch is OUT of the car