|  (May
7, 2017) A last minute decision to go racing took the #6m team
to Diamond Park Speedway in Nashville, Arkansas and Ark-La-Tex Speedway
in Vivian, Louisiana on May 5-6 for a pair of COMP Cams Super Dirt Series
specials. On Friday night at Diamond Park, Wendell Wallace won his heat
race and later started from the pole position in the $2,000 to win feature
event. After dominating the entire distance, Wendell ran into mechanical
problems under caution prior to the green-white-checkered finish and
eventually wound up second behind only victor Jack Sullivan. At Ark-La-Tex
on Saturday evening, the Batesville, Arkansas star ran fifth in his
heat race, won his consolation event, and later wound up tenth in the
final rundown of the $2,500 to win headliner. Complete results from
both venues can be viewed by clicking on www.compdirt.com.
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(August
21, 2017) Wendell Wallace and Timothy Culp's #c8 team loaded
up and made the short trek to Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove,
Arkansas on August 18-20 for the 25th Annual 'Topless 100,' which was
once again sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and boasted
a gigantic $40,000 top prize. The ultra-popular roof-less spectacular
attracted 41 competitors to the Razorback State and things got underway
with preliminary action on Friday night. Wendell knocked down the tenth
fastest lap in Group B during qualifying and later crossed underneath
the checkers third in his stacked heat race, but was unfortunately disqualified
for being light at the scales. After Saturday's portion of the crown
jewel extravaganza was pushed back to Sunday afternoon due to inclement
weather, Wendell only finished tenth in his B-Main and was unable to
make the starting field for the 100-lap headliner. Full results from
this year's version of the 'Topless 100' can be found by pointing your
Internet browser to 
(June
25, 2017) Wendell Wallace Autosports made the trip to Legit
Speedway Park in West Plains, Missouri on Saturday evening, June 24
for a weekly Super Late Model program. Wendell Wallace experienced a
vibration during hot laps and later found a cracked flywheel. After
missing his heat race to make repairs, Wendell still fought through
a vibration during the $1,000 to win main event to pick off five competitors
on his way to a sixth place performance. Complete results from last
night at Legit Speedway Park can be accessed online at 
(May
22, 2017) As announced last week on social media, Wendell Wallace
- who has been an acting crew chief for driver Timothy Culp through
much of the 2017 racing season - will pilot a new XR1 Rocket Chassis
for the #c8 team in this weekend's (May 25-27) 'Show-Me 100' at Lucas
Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri! Wendell, who is a three-time victor
in the crown jewel extravaganza, will turn competitive laps in a Rocket
for the first time in over a decade. A pair of $6,000 to win preliminary
programs will kick off the racing action at Wheatland on Thursday and
Friday, while a whopping $30,000 winner's check will be on the line
in Saturday's 100-lap grand finale. More information on the 'Show-Me
100' weekend can be found online at 
