POLL: Is rough driving getting out of hand in the Late Model Class?

It's apparent that most....drivers and fans feel there is a problem, and apparent that the track will not do anything about it, they blame it on poor set ups and lack of driving ability....When you have about 4 drivers who account for 85% of the on track incidents...you have a problem.....Man up, address the problem(s) and get back to racing....

Then what other Wallace races there?

OH MY MY, Where's the love today??? Are you hallucinating or what??? Cuz if you really are seening firetrucks out there racing, Stop reading and seek medical attention immediatley!!! Do not pass the start finish line, don't get the trophy or collect the winnings!!! Go straight to Med Stop!!!
Plus you must not read that other drivers have stated she hasn't hit them, so if you're seeing that you really are seeing things and if you can't type the truth on here about the facts how are we gonna believe you that Flagmen are getting payoffs??? Another fact from a hallucinating mind!!!

Hmmmm if you're still seeing Firetrucks You shouldn't call anything they way you see them!!! HateMeIfUWant2 just calling it the way I see it!!! And it's Chrissy!!! Did you know she was running second at Daytona came in for a splash of fuel with a hand full of laps and was going for a win there when cars in front of wrecked... Yep Folks and it wasn't even her fault.. I think there must of been a Firetruck out there, I know I saw one, I think!!! She's also finished 8th and 13 at Talladega... By the way she hasn't even hit my car all either!!!

Did You see the restart last week when they sent "CHRISSY" and Kenny D to the back and on the restart Kenny went High going into #3 turn passed a car and before the middle of the turn he passed another one and the green flag wasn't waved yet and Chrissy was still behind those 2 cars???... Or were you not awake then are not watching the same race as me???

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See the exposer Chrissy Wallace is bringing to the Beautiful Lebanon I-44 Speedway!!!

National Headlines!!! #1 in the Nation 2 weeks running, We all should be Proud of Her!!!

Chrissy Wallace currently leading three ASA points divisions across the country

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“Third-generation driver racking up wins and accolades off Late Model performance”
LEBANON, Missouri (August 4, 2011) – After winning her fifth Late Model feature at Lebanon I-44 Speedway last Saturday night, the track officials knew she had recaptured their divisional points lead.
However, after some figuring by them and ASA officials on Monday, their calculations led them to believe their driving member of the Wallace family was on to something much bigger. And, they were right.
Wallace, the 23-year daughter of NASCAR winner Mike Wallace, is currently leading the ASA Joe Gibbs Driven Racing Oil National Championship points against drivers from hundreds of other tracks. She is also leading the ASA Western Division points, in addition to the track’s Late Model points.
Not bad for someone who struggled to find her place, and a steady ride, in the NASCAR ranks at one time. But, through her committed efforts at I-44 Speedway, she’s hoping someone will take notice in the NASCAR Camping World Truck, Nationwide and or ARCA Series.
“When I was struggling to find a ride, they told me to go prove I can win races,” said Wallace, from her aunt’s house in Missouri. “So, this opportunity came together for me to run this No. 93 Late Model and I’ve been doing exactly what they asked of me each week.
“The competition at this track is incredible. So, when you can win five races with three second places and only finish out the top-10 once in 14 starts; that says something about how good you have to be to succeed.
“Leading the three points divisions for ASA is something I didn’t even dream of at the beginning of this year. But, now that we’re doing that it makes me want to race even harder to prove I’m a winner.”
This isn’t the first time Wallace has been a winner, though. Through her years in Legends cars, Arena Racing and pretty much everything else she’s taken to the track in, she’s ended up in victory lane.
With several starts in the NASCAR Nationwide and Truck Series already to her credit, she showed flashes of being able to compete on a regular basis. In 2010, she made two NNS starts and in ’08 and ’09 she made seven combined Truck starts with four top-10 finishes and a best of 13th at Talladega Superspeedway in 2009.
The deal to race at I-44 Speedway came about when a group of businessman put their collective efforts together to field a Late Model team – just for Wallace. Backing from Althoff Trucking in High Ridge, Missouri; Pro Design Decals and a company out of California called Equalibryum are the main supporters of the efforts.
She’s been living with family in the area since May and not only drives the car, but works on it each week to get ready to race. If folks think this was being done by the backing of her dad, Mike, she’s says that isn’t the case.
“My dad lends me all the moral support he can give from our home in Concord, N.C.,” she said. “Because he’s driving his Nationwide car each week, he can’t be at the track or in the shop like he wants. Which is fine, in a way, because this has given me an opportunity to learn even more about race cars, handling and how to make them – and myself – race better.”
With just six races left in her quest for the championships, Wallace has set her goals for the short term and long term in her career.
“First, I want to win the I-44 Speedway Late Model Championship for all the people who helped make this happen,” she said. “Then, I want to use the next six weeks to win the ASA National and Western Division championships.
“I know I can drive and compete on a higher level. I proved to myself I can still do it, now I need to show others I’m ready to compete in the Nationwide, Truck or ARCA Series on a weekly basis.
“I’m good – and ready – to go.”

You hit the nail on the head. Track wants Chrissy to win so I'm sure she will! Would definitely like to see Kenny win this thing but they won't let that happen

Just curious as to why you shook black flag last Saturday nite at Wallace 3 times?

Kenny does not have the patience.It won't be them not letting it happen.

hey hateMeIfYouWant are you going to ride your wheel down to the track today?

I willl listen to what is said by all tonight with my big ears. hope to get some good stuff.oh look out for my droppings cause it will be hard to see. hope to see good racing.I will watch from the grass up above,NO one is to shout bad words or I will be forced to put droppings in your seat while you or out of your car

Sounds like ALOT of nonsense DRAMA that's not needed at all.

AMEN!!!

That says a lot!!!!! If you don't like that then you don't have to read it... Quite convincing.. I'm not an asphalt racer anymore but that would make me think about what I was saying about the incident. I only saw the video, so I can't really add my opinion. Looked like a good battle up front though, for a little while.