[WestCoastGal]

"Like I said, watching 360 with Kenny and company was THE highlight. The laugh is what drew people in (well, Rusty had to listen to it his whole life). He's definitely an upbeat person, and is always willing to take time out for the fans (he had a Sharpie handy for autographs during that rain delay, and came out to pose for pictures with the fans during the commercials). No wonder why he got some serious cheers in driver introductions."

Another thing I was very impressed with about Kenny after watching Nascar 360 last year was his devotion to his wife and kids. He always took the time to say how much he loved them and how great they were. It looks like they all usually go to the races together.

[steveegg]

Race for 35th - The top 33 teams (ending with the #0 of Mike Bliss) are guaranteed to stay in the top 35 coming out of Daytona (assumimg that the #77/#21/#43/#45/#0 entered in a timely fashin). The #22 of Scott Wimmer remains on the bubble in 34th, 69 points ahead of 36th. We do have a change in 35th; the one-race switch to Texas Terry paid off for the #11 FedEx Gibbs team, as they're now in 35th, 5 points ahead of the #4 Lucas Oil Morgan-McClure team (whose driver switch to a ringer didn't pay off). Another ringer switch that paied off was the #32 Tide PPI team, who closed to within 85 points of 35th.

[LasVegasMac]

Another thing I was very impressed with about Kenny after watching Nascar 360 last year was his devotion to his wife and kids. He always took the time to say how much he loved them and how great they were. It looks like they all usually go to the races together.

The boy (turns 11 yrs old on July 4th!) and I love Kenny Wallace.

He is known as "Crazy Kenny" here.

I saw that 360 episode, obvious as heck that "Herm" is the real deal.....family...family...family. The boy has his head screwed on right, he has a ton of fun doing what he does.

I am always pulling for KW when watching a Busch race.

LVM