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K. Wallace out?


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From Jayski's.

Kenny out, Bliss in? Kenny Wallace has told the #27 Eel River Racing team that he didn't want to quit the team, but if after four races he was unable to qualify the car he would step away and allow ERR to hire another driver for the rest of the year. Rumor is that Mike Bliss will be driving the #27 car for the rest of the season. Also hear that Wallace has already been offered other Cup rides(no idea which ones). Wallace will concentrate on driving the #48 Innovative Gould's Pump Chevy in the BGN for the rest of the year(6-26-2001)

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Kenny should have stayed in the #55 andy petree car he was stupid to go over to this team in the first place. They run most of the year with  no sponser and not much $$$$$$.

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