For the Kenny Wallace fan out there, the idea of Kenny getting a ride in an established team would be fantastic news indeed, and so it is:
St. Louisan Kenny Wallace may return to the NASCAR Cup series next year if a meeting with Robert Yates goes well Sunday in California.
"He called me up and said that his brother-in-law told him that the driver he needed to hire was right under his nose — me," Wallace said with his signature laugh. "I told him that the manufacturer wanted me to drive his car last but M&Ms wanted" Ricky Rudd. (Thank you for retiring Ricky!)
Wallace said Yates asked him to test the No. 88 Ford at Talladega in the near future, to which Wallace replied: "Do I have to pay you or what?"
See the article at stltoday.com
Also in the same article is a tidbit on an ARCA Race accident Friday night.
Bryan Clauson won his first-ever ARCA/REMAX race Friday night at Gateway in the ARCA Gateway 150 and it was a joy to see a driver when his first race, keep his composure during the interview but this poor kids hands were shaking like a leaf.
The accident, the fourth of the race, took place after Patrick Sheltra of Indiantown, Fla., got sideways coming out of turn 2 with Fischer on the outside. Then Ryan Fischer got tire tapped in a weird contact that sent his car jumping up onto the outside retainer wall coming out of turn 2 at Gateway. The car then came off the wall and rolled a few times.
As is the common quote from a driver who flips: "Sky, ground, sky, ground. That's all I saw," Fischer said. "Sparks everywhere. I'm all right so that's a good thing."
Ever scene Kasey Kahnes hands after a run or Gordon's or any top flight driver. The adrenaline that goes through these guys is amazing and besides he just picked up a huge win. Great Job BC !! I thought watching you win at Winchester and doubleing up at Winchester was big last year you just keep on amazing everyone who watches. Keep it up Great luck in Richmond next week!!
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