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The veteran in Nassakar Kenny Wallace was recently reminded of a few words of advice from the late Dickel Helbel. Tillle was a multi -talented driver with NASCAR experience as well as ASA, ARTGA, Arca, All Pro, IMCA and USAC. He died on May 16, 2013 in the city of Boujer, Lincolenton.
Kenny Wallace recently won a dirt race in Brownstown Bullring in the 36th car, which represents a victory for the ninth summit summit. The XFinity Prize winner nine times, thinking about his victory, said,
“The competition is funny, especially the dirt contestants … if it does not appear, they do not care. Hell, they prefer to win if there are only 10 cars there.” (6:00)
In that memo, a fans commented on X named Chris George,
“You do not think that these other dirt contestants love to hit you when you don’t win while you are in the race? If you are a first -class driver in your class, do not feel better in your victory when you overcome another fierce competitor? Give yourself more credit.”
This is when Wallace was reminded of the golden words of Tillle. They called them, Wallace answered with a note read:
“Frankly? I learned by the great Deal Deal. He taught me this.” All cars are colors. “
Kenny Wallace is a big name in the world of NASCAR. The last time he competed in this sport in 2015 in the IWA Speedway, when he was with Joe Gibbs Racing. Today, he is competing in local dirt paths, and hosts a presentation entitled Herm & Schrader, a commentator for MRN.
Kenny Wallace sends a direct message to Nassakar fans
After this year’s Advenation 400 at Kansas Speedway, which Kyle Larson won, Kenny Wallace sent a strong message to all fans who call the car incapable. He believes that the problem does not lie in the car but rather in this position that prevents fans.
Take Wallace to x and said (0:29),
“Richard Betty says he was a great race,” says Jeff Glock.
“You have three good races in a row and three consecutive races and you are going,” Yes, but the car is still not good. “This is what I think is working in this position … Get a (obscene) life.”
Currently, there are all eyes on Viva Mexico 250, scheduled for tomorrow in Autódromo Hermanos RodríGuez in Mexico City. The 100 -roll event will be the first cup chain race that has been hosted outside the United States of America since 1958.
Fans can watch the race live on Amazon Prime video or listen to radio updates on MRN and Siriusxm Nascar Radio, 3 pm East. This is also the second race that the main video will broadcast this year before TNT SPORTS takes over.
Edited by Pratham K Sharma