Kenny Wallace, the retired NASCAR driver and FOX Sports personality, recently showcased his black Harley-Davidson motorcycle on social media. The Missouri native claims it’s 114 pounds lighter than other models in its category. He has expressed his intention to ride alongside his older brother, Rusty Wallace, in Sturgis this summer.
“Yes. I will be on my 2 wheeler with @RustyWallace in Sturgis.”
A different fan asked Wallace if he owned the carbon fiber Harley, to which he affirmed the assumption and clarified that the carbon fiber contributes to its lighter weight. He responded on X:
“Yes. My carbon fiber Harley is 114 lbs lighter than most Harleys. I LOVE IT 😁❤️”
Rusty Wallace, Kenny’s older brother, stands as one of the most celebrated NASCAR drivers in history. The former Team Penske driver had a remarkable career, winning 55 Cup races and securing the Cup championship in 1989. He retired after the 2005 season, with his last drive being the #2 car for Team Penske. In 2013, Rusty was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame and was selected as one of the sport’s 75 Greatest Drivers in 2023.
Kenny Wallace achieved nine career Xfinity Series victories. Though he didn’t win a Cup race over 344 starts, he notably finished second to Dale Earnhardt at Talladega in 2000, marking the latter’s final win. Kenny later transitioned to television and co-hosted NASCAR RaceDay until the conclusion of the 2013 season.
Kenny Wallace described his X account as a “place for relief” for followers
Through his “Coffee With Kenny” videos and frequent posts on X, Kenny Wallace remains actively engaged on social media. In a recent interaction with a fan, he clarified the purpose of his X profile.
In response to a fan’s appreciation for his “Coffee With Kenny” videos, who noted that NASCAR offers a respite amidst national turmoil, Wallace quoted the comment, saying:
“Like I say. My @X channel is the place for relief 😁💯”
Kenny Wallace last participated in NASCAR for Joe Gibbs Racing during an Xfinity Series race in Iowa in 2015, with his career’s final victory occurring at Rockingham in 2001. As the youngest of the three Wallace brothers, alongside Rusty and Mike, he hails from St. Louis, Missouri.
Edited by Rupesh
