For Rusty Wallace Racing's Steve Wallace (No. 77 5-Hour Energy Toyota Camry), this afternoon's 53rd annual Daytona 500 left the 23-year old thinking not only of what was, but also of what could have been. On one hand, the 5-Hour Energy pilot defied a bevy of critics in a big way--with an impressive lead-lap top-20 finish in what was his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series debut and NASCAR's most pres... more.

Officials of Rusty Wallace Racing (RWR) and Living Essentials (LE)--the makers of 5-Hour Energy, the leading two-ounce energy shot--announced today that 5-Hour Energy will again serve as primary sponsor of third-generation driver, Steve Wallace and RWR's No. 66 Toyota Camry, in the full 2011 NASCAR Nationwide Series. The announcement marks the continued expansion of a program which has grown fr... more.

Race fans will have the opportunity to walk Gateway International Raceway’s 1.25-mile oval along with NASCAR Nationwide Series drivers Saturday morning immediately following qualifying for the 5-Hour Energy 250, scheduled for later that afternoon. For a minimum donation of $20 to the United Way, NASCAR loyalists can walk the same track where drivers such as Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kevin Harvick, ... more.

In Rusty Wallace Racing’s (RWR) final team meeting before the upcoming NASCAR Nationwide Series season opener at Daytona, team owner Rusty Wallace had one key statement to make.  In the famous words of the NFL’s Al Davis, Wallace’s message to his team was clear:  “Just Win, Baby!” After several seasons of steady improvement, including being the only team with multiple drivers among ... more.