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Drivers more seasoned and experienced —With each and every season, driver Steve Wallace has come closer and closer to reaching the potential which he has flashed throughout his career. The 2009 season—Wallace's third full year in the Nationwide Series—marked his career bests in almost every key statistical category. With that performance, Wallace started establishing himself as a consistent top-ten contender and now, in 2010, he looks to consistently contend for Victory Lane.  

"This will actually be the third test of the offseason for the team, but my buddy Richie Stevens filled in for me before, so this will be my first time back in the cockpit since last November," he said. "It definitely gets your blood pumping." Coughlin, of Dublin, Ohio, drove the Victor Cagnazzi Racing Chevrolet to seven titles last year and a fifth-place finish in points.  

MOORESVILLE, NC (February 2, 2010)--Officials of Rusty Wallace Racing (RWR) announced today that standout veteran crew chief, Brad Parrott, will lead Brendan Gaughan and RWR's No. 62 team in the 2010 NASCAR Nationwide Series. Parrott, a winner of nearly 20 races in the Nationwide Series since 2002, brings a wealth of veteran knowledge to RWR, having served as crew chief for drivers such as Carl Edwards, Greg Biffle, Jeff Burton, Dale Jarrett, Juan Pablo Montoya and others. Parrott's first experience w  

 

I knew the Georgetown's women's team was having a fine season, but I hadn't been paying the distaff squad much mind this year, so I went over to the team's Web site yesterday to catch up.  

In the Sprint Cup Series , this year's Raybestos Rookie of the Year race may not be much of a race at all. Front Row Motorsports recently announced Kevin Conway as the full-time driver of one of its two cars, a Ford which will likely carry sponsorship from male enhancement pill Extenze. This announcement made Conway the first rookie candidate for the 2010 season.  

We have a lot of catching up to do, so let's drop the green flag on 2010. • NASCAR -- Don't be confused when you see ads for the Feb. 28 Shelby American NASCAR Sprint Cup race at the speedway. You might see a logo for the event that shows "GT350," part of a Shelby American salute to its historic GT350 car models and not a reference to the race being 350 miles.  

Brendan Gaughan, who finished ninth in the Nationwide Series standings for Rusty Wallace Racing last season, will return to the organization in 2010, the team announced Saturday. Gaughan will bring a partial-season sponsorship from his family's South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas to the team. He will be a teammate again to Steve Wallace, Rusty's son.

[Gaughan] did a great job last year … and came really close to winning a couple of races   -Rusty Wallace