(May 18, 2025) Wendell Wallace and his #6M team returned to the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas on Saturday evening, May 17. A weekly IMCA Modified show was on tap and a $600 top prize was up for grabs. Wendell secured a heat race triumph before slipping to seventh in the main event. Complete results from last night at Batesville Motor Speedway can be found online at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(May 11, 2025) The #6M team made the short trek to Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas over the May 9-10 weekend for the annual running of the 'Bad Boy 98.' On Friday night in the weekend opener for the IMCA Modifieds, Wendell Wallace advanced two spots to finish sixth in his heat race prior to picking off a trio of competitors during the A-Main to place ninth at the checkered flag. In Saturday's weekend finale, Wendell placed fifth in his heat race and ninth once again in the main event. Full results from the entire 'Bad Boy 98' weekend can be found online by clicking on www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(March 30, 2025) Wendell Wallace and his #6M team kicked off their 2025 racing season at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas on March 28-29. The annual running of the 'Arkansas Spring Nationals' took place over the weekend and a pair of $1,500 top prizes were up for grabs for the IMCA Modifieds. On Friday night in the opener, Wendell ran third in his heat race and later picked off a handful of competitors during the A-Main en route to a solid seventh place performance. In Saturday's weekend finale, Wendell won his heat race in preliminary action, but trouble during the headliner dropped the National Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer to a disappointing eighteenth place showing. Complete results from these recent races at Batesville can be viewed online at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(October 13, 2024) The #6M team concluded their 2024 campaign from October 10-12 in the annual running of the 'Race for Hope 71' at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas. In the pair of $2,500 to win prelim events, Wendell Wallace finished fourteenth on Thursday night and eleventh on Friday evening.

With a $7,500 top prize up for grabs in Saturday's grand finale, Wendell ran fifth in his heat race prior to securing a victory in his consolation event. During the 71-lap headliner, the Batesville, Arkansas Hall of Famer streaked past fifteen competitors to land in the sixth finishing position behind only victor Tom Berry, Jr., Jeff Taylor, Cody Thompson, Tim Ward, and Tanner Black! Full results from the season-ending 'Race for Hope 71' can be viewed online by clicking on www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com. (Jason Brickey Photo)

(September 1, 2024) Wendell Wallace invaded the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway on August 30-31 for a pair of IMCA Modified showdowns. On Friday night at the Locust Grove, Arkansas venue, Wendell placed second in his heat race prior to passing one car during the A-Main en route to a stellar runner-up effort behind only $600 victor Roger Witt. In a similar program on Saturday evening at BMS, Wendell placed seventh in his heat race and later blasted past ten competitors during the feature on his way to a strong fourth place performance behind only race winner Adam Maple, Roger Witt, and Lynnsee Provence! Complete results from these recent races at Batesville can be viewed online at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(August 17, 2024) Night one of the annual 'Topless 100' took place at Batesville Motor Speedway on Friday night, August 16. Wendell Wallace picked off four competitors during his IMCA Modified heat race to finish in the second spot and later rolled off from the outside of the sixth row in the 20-lap headliner. The Batesville, Arkansas Hall of Famer was then on the move early and often during the A-Main and eventually landed on the podium in third behind only $1,000 winner and teammate Raymond Merrill and runner-up Jeff Taylor! Full results from last night at the nearby Locust Grove, Arkansas facility can be viewed online at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(July 21, 2024) Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer Wendell Wallace secured his second straight IMCA Modified feature victory at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas on Saturday evening, July 20! Aboard his Cadillac Chassis, Wendell won his heat race from the pole position and also emerged victorious from the pole in the 20-lap main event. At the checkers, the Batesville native was celebrating another $600 triumph over runner-up Peyton Taylor, Roger Witt, Ashton Wilkey, and Brandon Smith. Full results from last night at BMS can be located by pointing your web browser to www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com. (Sam Rogers Photography)

(June 30, 2024) Wendell Wallace, of nearby Batesville, Arkansas, celebrated in victory lane for the first time in 2024 on Saturday night, June 29 at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas! Wendell swept the evening, as he won his heat race in preliminary action prior to leading flag-to-flag in the 20-lap Open Wheel Modified main event. At the checkered flag, Wendell was ahead of runner-up Brint Hartwick, Roger Witt, Ashton Wilkey, and Curtis Cook to secure the $600 payday! Full results from BMS can be located by pointing your web browser to www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(June 23, 2024) In recent weeks, Wendell Wallace and his #6M team invaded the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas for a pair of IMCA Modified shows on June 8 and June 22. Back on Saturday, June 8 at BMS, Wendell finished second in his heat race and twelfth in the $600 to win main event. With another $500 paycheck up for grabs on Saturday, June 22, Wendell secured a triumph in his heat race, but unfortunately suffered a flat tire on the first lap of the feature event. The Batesville, Arkansas ace was relegated to a disappointing fifteenth place performance last night. Complete results from these recent races at Batesville can be viewed online at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(May 12, 2024) Wendell Wallace Autosports made the short trek to Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas on May 10-11 for the 'Bad Boy 98' weekend. On Friday night in the weekend opener for the IMCA Modifieds, Wendell Wallace placed second in his heat race prior to advancing up to third in the A-Main to trail only victor Ashton Wilkey and runner-up Brandon Smith. At BMS on Saturday evening, Wendell moved up to finish second in his heat race, but troubles in the feature dropped the Batesville, Arkansas ace to a disappointing twentieth place effort. Complete results from the 'Bad Boy 98' weekend can be found online by visiting www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(May 5, 2024) Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer Wendell Wallace returned to racing action on Saturday, May 4 behind the wheel of a #21W IMCA Modified at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway. After running fifth in his heat race, Wendell started the $600 to win weekly feature event from the outside of the fifth row. He then fought hard to stay inside of the top ten at the nearby Locust Grove, Arkansas oval before settling for an eleventh place showing. Full results from BMS can be located by pointing your web browser to www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(March 17, 2024) Wendell Wallace Autosports invaded Two Dollar Pistol Motor Speedway in Plumerville, Arkansas on March 15-16 for the 4th edition of the 'Leon Cloninger Memorial.' The IMCA Modified portion of the program shelled out a $4,000 first place prize. Wendell Wallace won his heat race in preliminary action prior to securing a victory in the fast dash to earn the pole position for Saturday's 30-lap main event. At the completion of the open wheel special event, the Batesville, Arkansas standout found himself in the fourth finishing position behind only race winner Tanner Barnhart, Dallas Everett, and Timothy Culp. Complete results from the 'Leon Cloninger Memorial' can be found online by visiting www.twodollarpistolmotorspeedway.myracepass.com.

(February 26, 2024) In a last minute decision, Wendell Wallace lifted the lid to his 2024 racing season on February 24-25 in the 'Winter Blast' at Old No. 1 Speedway in Harrisburg, Arkansas. Wendell picked off four competitors during his heat race and later started the 20-lap Modified headliner from the outside of the fourth row. The Batesville, Arkansas standout once again moved past four racecars during the A-Main to land in the fourth finishing position behind only $1,500 victor Dustin Tiger, Paul Reeder, and Chanley Purtteman. Complete results from the 'Winter Blast' weekend can be found online by clicking on www.oldno1speedway.org.

(October 15, 2023) Wendell Wallace put an exclamation mark on his 2023 campaign on Saturday evening, October 14 by winning the 7th edition of the 'Race for Hope 71' at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas! After finishing thirteenth on Thursday evening in the first IMCA Modified prelim feature of the weekend and sixth on Friday night, Wendell rolled off from the eighth starting position in Saturday's 71-lap grand finale. The popular driver known as the "Batesville Bullet" then blitzed to the front of the talented field, led the last ten or so circuits in the contest, and picked up the $10,000 payday for besting a top five that included runner-up Tim Ward, Jacob Hobscheidt, Jeff Taylor, and Zane DeVilbiss. Full results from the entire 'Race for Hope 71' weekend can be found online at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

In a limited season for the #6M team, Wendell racked up five feature victories, five Top Fives, and six Top Tens in the eight races that he entered. Wendell would like to thank everyone associated with his team this year including Merrill Bonding Company, Mark's Pharmacy, Sheriff Springs Farms, Delph Communications, MTR Fencing Company, Central Arkansas Pest Services, Raptor Designs, BB's Excavating, Benning's Heating & Air, Jake's Taxidermy, Midwest Sheet Metal, Rockhard Powder Coating, Racing Optics, K R Performance, along with Jeff Taylor/Shaw Race Cars and Mark & Gayle. (Jason Brickey Photo)

(September 3, 2023) After several months away from the racetrack, Wendell Wallace secured his fourth feature victory of the 2023 campaign on Saturday night, September 2 at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas! Driving his familiar #6m Open Wheel Modified, Wendell won his heat race in preliminary action prior to claiming the $750 top prize in the main event from the sixth starting position. On Friday evening, September 1, Wendell piloted a #21w entry as a hired gun and wound up finishing third in his heat race and fourteenth in the $750 to win headliner. Complete results from both Batesville races can be accessed online by visiting www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com. (Jason Brickey Photo)

(June 25, 2023) Wendell Wallace, of nearby Batesville, Arkansas, captured his third straight win to start his 2023 campaign on Saturday evening, June 24 at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas! Wendell won his heat race from the second starting spot and later rolled off from the outside of the second row in the weekly IMCA Modified main event. The Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer then steered his familiar blue/white #6m machine to the front of the field on lap six and held the point for the remainder of the feature distance. At the checkers, Wendell was celebrating the $500 win over a top five that included runner-up Adam Maple, Brandon Smith, Travis Mosley, and Nick Glaze. Full results from BMS can be located by pointing your web browser to www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

Wendell would like to thank everyone associated with his team this year including Merrill Bonding Company, Mark's Pharmacy, Delph Communications, MTR Fencing Company, Central Arkansas Pest Services, Raptor Designs, BB's Excavating, Benning's Heating & Air, Jake's Taxidermy, Sheriff Springs Farms, Midwest Sheet Metal, Rockhard Powder Coating, Racing Optics, K R Performance, along with Jeff Taylor/Shaw Race Cars and Mark & Gayle. (Jason Brickey Photo)

(June 18, 2023) After about a month away from the racing scene, Wendell Wallace returned to competition and promptly found victory once again at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway on Saturday evening, June 17! Wendell advanced four spots to finish third in his heat race and later started the 20-lap IMCA Modified main event from the outside of the front row. The National Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer then led from flag-to-flag in the A-Main to pocket the $500 first place prize money over a top five that included runner-up Chad Phillips, Adam Maple, Ashton Wilkey, and Bryce Clark! Full results from the Locust Grove, Arkansas venue can be located by pointing your web browser to www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com. (Jason Brickey Photo)

(May 14, 2023) The #6m team celebrated in victory lane for the first time in 2023 on Saturday night, May 13 at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas! Dirt Late Model Hall of Famer Wendell Wallace won his heat race in IMCA Modified preliminary action and later started the weekly 25-lap headliner from the pole position. Wendell then wired the feature field by leading each and every circuit to record the popular victory over a top five that included runner-up Jeff Taylor, Travis Mosley, Spencer Hartwick, and Adam Maple! Full results from BMS can be located by pointing your web browser to www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

Wendell would like to thank everyone associated with his team this year including Merrill Bonding Company, Mark's Pharmacy, Delph Communications, MTR Fencing Company, Central Arkansas Pest Services, Raptor Designs, BB's Excavating, Benning's Heating & Air, Jake's Taxidermy, Midwest Sheet Metal, Rockhard Powder Coating, Racing Optics, K R Performance, along with Jeff Taylor/Shaw Race Cars and Mark & Gayle. (Jason Brickey Photo)

(May 7, 2023) Wendell Wallace, of nearby Batesville, Arkansas, kicked off his 2023 racing season on Saturday, May 6 at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas. In the second day of the 'Bad Boy 98' weekend at BMS, a $500 top prize was up for grabs for the IMCA Modifieds. Wendell passed four cars during his heat race to land in the runner-up spot. Unfortunately, a scary wreck later in the racing program destroyed fencing at the track and significantly injured one of Wendell's good friends. The decision was made to scratch from the remainder of the show, which was not completed until the wee hours of the morning. Complete results from last night at BMS can be accessed online at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.