(July 19, 2026) In the final night of the 'Ed Rinehart Memorial' at Batesville Motor Speedway on Saturday, July 18, Wendell Wallace recorded his second feature win of the 2026 campaign! Wendell won his heat race in preliminary action prior to starting the A-Main from the pole position. The Batesville, Arkansas ace then led the majority of the 15-lap IMCA Modified main event to pocket the $600 payday ahead of runner-up Spencer Hartwick, Curtis Cook, Adam Maple, and Brandon Smith! Full results from the Locust Grove, Arkansas oval can be accessed online by clicking on www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(June 21, 2026) After over a month away from the racetrack, Wendell Wallace returned to action on Saturday, June 20 at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas. Wendell started and finished fifth in his heat race and later rolled off from the inside of the eighth row in the $600 to win main event. The Batesville, Arkansas Hall of Famer then advanced past two competitors to place thirteenth in the final finishing order of the IMCA Modified feature. Full results can be found online at www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(May 9, 2026) In night one of the 'Bad Boy 98' weekend on Friday, May 8 at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway, Wendell Wallace piloted fellow racer Richie Tosh's #11 IMCA Modified. Wendell won his heat race in preliminary action prior to starting the $600 to win main event from the inside of the second row. At the checkered flag, Wendell found himself in the fourth finishing position behind only victor Brandon Smith, Slade Hartwick, and Brint Hartwick! Full results from the Locust Grove, Arkansas oval can be accessed online by clicking on www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(March 29, 2026) Following a rain-out on Friday night, Wendell Wallace kicked off his version of the 2026 racing season in triumphant fashion on Saturday evening, March 28 at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway! In the annual running of the 'IMCA Spring Nationals' for the IMCA Modifieds, Wendell picked off a trio of competitors during his heat race to record a prelim triumph. After rolling off from the outside of the front row in the A-Main, Wendell beat Grayson Moore, Richie Tosh, Brandon Smith, and Adam Maple to the checkers to record the $1,500 windfall! Full results from the 'IMCA Spring Nationals' weekend can be found online by clicking on www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(October 12, 2025) Wendell Wallace, of Batesville, Arkansas, closed out his 2025 campaign from October 9-11 in the annual running of the 'Race for Hope 71' at the nearby Batesville Motor Speedway. On Thursday in the weekend opener, Wendell won his heat race from the fifth starting spot and later took the checkered flag first in the A-Main as well. The Hall of Famer beat Tim Ward, Jeff Taylor, Brandon Smith, and Peyton Taylor to collect the $3,000 first place prize money!

With another $3,000 winner's check up for grabs on Friday evening, Wendell started and finished second in his heat race prior to winding up thirteenth in the final rundown of the main event. In Saturday's $4,000 to win season finale, Wendell captured another heat race triumph and later placed fourth in the feature behind only victor Zane DeVilbiss, Tim Ward, and Thomas Berry, Jr. Complete results from the entire 'Race for Hope 71' can be found online by accessing www.batesvillemotorspeedway.com.

(September 21, 2025) On Saturday, September 20, the "Batesville Bullet" Wendell Wallace was inducted into the Arkansas Motorsports Hall of Fame! Some of Wendell's career accomplishments are noted below:

- 2023 $10,000 IMCA Modified Winner at Batesville (AR) Motor Speedway
- 2011 $10,000 UMP Summer Nationals Winner at Clarksville (TN) Speedway
- 2007 $41,000 Show-Me 100 Winner at West Plains (MO) Motor Speedway
- 2007 $10,000 WDRL Series Winner at Superior (WI) Speedway
- 2007 $10,000 SRRS Series Winner at Duck River (TN) Speedway
- 2006 $40,000 Show-Me 100 Winner at West Plains (MO) Motor Speedway
- 2006 $10,000 Pepsi Nationals Winner at I-55 (MO) Raceway
- 2004 $10,000 Bill Willard Memorial Winner at I-44 (MO) Speedway
- 2003 $20,000 Masters 100 Winner at Cedar Lake (WI) Speedway
- 2002 $15,000 Bama Bash Winner at Green Valley (AL) Speedway
- 2002 $36,000 Show-Me 100 Winner at West Plains (MO) Motor Speedway
- 2000 $50,000 Dirt Track World Championship Winner at West Virginia Motor Speedway
- 1999 $51,000 Masters 100 Winner at Cedar Lake (WI) Speedway
- 1998 $40,000 Topless 100 Winner at Batesville (AR) Motor Speedway
- 1998 $12,000 Magnolia State 100 Winner at Jackson (MS) Motor Speedway
- 1996 $37,300 Hav-A-Tampa Shootout Winner at Dixie (GA) Speedway
- 1993 $10,000 Magnolia State 100 Winner at Sun Coast (MS) Speedway

- National Dirt Late Model Hall of Fame Inductee - Class of 2018
- 26 Career Hav-A-Tampa Dirt Racing Series Victories (4th All-Time)
- Only 1 of 4 Members of "Hav-A-Tampa Millionaire's Club"
- 28 Career MARS Racing Series Victories (4th All-Time)
- 20 Career MLRA Series Victories
- 4 Career SUPR Series Victories
- 3 Career UMP Summer Nationals Series Victories
- 2 Career Big Johnson Late Model National Championship Series Victories
- 2 Career STARS Racing Series Victories

- 1990 Finished 3rd in MLRA Series Points
- 1998 Finished 2nd in Big Johnson Late Model National Championship Points
- 1998 Finished 4th in Hav-A-Tampa Dirt Racing Series Points
- 1999 Finished 2nd in Hav-A-Tampa Dirt Racing Series Points
- 2000 Finished 3rd in Hav-A-Tampa Dirt Racing Series Points
- 2001 Finished 5th in Hav-A-Tampa Dirt Racing Series Points
- 2004 Finished 4th in MARS Racing Series Points
- 2005 Finished 2nd in MARS Racing Series Points
- 2006 Finished 3rd in UMP Summer Nationals Series Points

(September 7, 2025) Wendell Wallace and his #6M team invaded Old No. 1 Speedway in Harrisburg, Arkansas on Saturday night, September 6. The annual running of the 'Heavy Duty 35' was on tap and a $5,002 top prize was up for grabs. Wendell timed in sixth quickest overall of the 44 entrants during the IMCA Modified qualifying session and later finished a strong runner-up finish in the heat race. The Batesville, Arkansas standout then steered past a trio of competitors during the 35-lap headliner to land on the podium in third behind only victor Terry Phillips and runner-up Kyle Beard! Full results can be located online by clicking on www.oldno1speedway.org.