Steve Wallace News

Steve Wallace could run some truck races for Ballew:

Steve Wallace could run some truck races for Ballew:

February 26, 2010
Waltrip, who is scheduled to run only select Cup events in 2010 with the Michael Waltrip Racing team he co-owns with Rob Kauffman, has been in discussions with team owner Billy Ballew about a full-time ride in the Camping World Truck Series, Ballew said in a phone

Steve Wallace could run some truck races for Ballew:

Steve Wallace could run some truck races for Ballew:

February 26, 2010
Waltrip, who is scheduled to run only select Cup events in 2010 with the Michael Waltrip Racing team he co-owns with Rob Kauffman, has been in discussions with team owner Billy Ballew about a full-time ride in the Camping World Truck Series, Ballew said in a phone

Steve Wallace to make series debut at Atlanta:

Steve Wallace to make series debut at Atlanta:

February 26, 2010
Rusty Wallace Racing's Steve Wallace and officials of Billy Ballew Motorsports announced today that Wallace will make his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series debut behind the wheel of BBM's #15 Toyota Tundra in the March 6 Atlanta 200 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Wallace

Milestone starts for Mike & Steve Wallace:

Milestone starts for Mike & Steve Wallace:

February 23, 2010
Racing is a numbers game for the Wallace family, led by the five members who have competed in NASCAR's national series. Rusty Wallace started 706 races (winning 55) in that series in addition to running in 42 NASCAR Nationwide Series events. His brother, Kenny Wallace

ESPN Monday Rundown:

ESPN Monday Rundown:

February 22, 2010
Kyle Busch won the Stater Bros. 300 at Auto Club Speedway. It was his 31st series victory in his 175th career start, tying him with Jack Ingram for third all-time. It was his 63rd career NASCAR win across all three major series. It was Busch's third Nationwide win

Four Wallace’s racing at Daytona:

Four Wallace’s racing at Daytona:

February 13, 2010
Chrissy Wallace will start 35th today in the Nationwide race at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday, and that will help her family make NASCAR history. Added with father Mike Wallace, cousin Steve Wallace and uncle Kenny Wallace, its the first time four family

Snap-on to Sponsor Sprint Cup, Nationwide Teams:

Snap-on to Sponsor Sprint Cup, Nationwide Teams:

February 9, 2010
For the 30th consecutive season, Snap-on Toolswill sponsor Penske Racing. This year Penske will have teams in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (#2-Kurt Busch, #77-Sam Hornish Jr. and #12-Brad Keselowski) and the NASCAR Nationwide Series (#12-Justin Allgaier and #22-Brad

Trip Bruce resigns from RWR; looking toward Truck Series: UPDATE:

Trip Bruce resigns from RWR; looking toward Truck Series: UPDATE:

January 9, 2010
Hearing that Trip Bruce has resigned his position as crew chief for Rusty Wallace Inc. and is now looking to pursue other opportunities in either the Camping World Truck Series or elsewhere in NASCAR.(1-9-2010) UPDATE: Officials of Rusty Wallace Racing announced that

Steve Wallace could run some truck races for Ballew:

Steve Wallace could run some truck races for Ballew:

January 4, 2010
Waltrip, who is scheduled to run only select Cup events in 2010 with the Michael Waltrip Racing team he co-owns with Rob Kauffman, has been in discussions with team owner Billy Ballew about a full-time ride in the Camping World Truck Series, Ballew said in a phone

Billy Ballew moves on; one team, possibly two UPDATE: Waltrip/Wallace to run for Ballew?

Billy Ballew moves on; one team, possibly two UPDATE: Waltrip/Wallace to run for Ballew?

January 4, 2010
Life will go on at Billy Ballew Motorsports after Kyle Busch. That was the message team owner Billy Ballew delivered on Monday, three days after his flagship driver announced plans to field a pair of NASCAR Camping World Truck Series teams under the Kyle Busch Motorsports

Some NASCAR drivers running the Snowball Derby:

Some NASCAR drivers running the Snowball Derby:

December 3, 2009
Race fans might have thought the 2009 racing season ended on Nov. 22 when NASCAR's three major series competed at Homestead-Miami Speedway. But they were wrong. Racing purists know the racing season is never complete until a champion is crowned in the Snowball Derby

Kyle Busch, Wallace, Stremme, running Snowball Derby:

Kyle Busch, Wallace, Stremme, running Snowball Derby:

December 2, 2009
Race fans might have thought the 2009 racing season ended on Nov. 22 when NASCAR's three major series competed at Homestead-Miami Speedway. But they were wrong. Racing purists know the racing season is never complete until a champion is crowned in the Snowball Derby

Changes possible at RWI? UPDATE 3:

Changes possible at RWI? UPDATE 3:

November 20, 2009
hearing that David Stremme could be looking to run at least a handful of races in 2010 with Rusty Wallace, Inc. and could bring some sponsorship. The #66-Steve Wallace team has sponsorship for 2010 from 5-Hour Energy, but the #62 is looking for additional money. No

Rusty Wallace to Toyota:

Rusty Wallace to Toyota:

November 19, 2009
Officials of Rusty Wallace Racing, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. and TRD, U.S.A. (Toyota Racing Development) announced that beginning with the 2010 season, RWR will field Toyota Camrys in its quest for the NASCAR Nationwide Series Championship. The team currently plans

Homestead Rookie Notes:

Homestead Rookie Notes:

November 17, 2009
Justin Allgaier was the Raybestos Rookie of the Race in the Able Body Labor 200 at Phoenix. Allgaier posted a 16th-place finish to earn Raybestos Rookie of the Race honors for the second time in the last three races and for the 11th time this season. Allgaier leads