Herman shown the door at Furniture Row.
Hugely popular veteran driver Kenny Wallace has parted company with the #78 Furniture Row Racing Nextel Cup team after nearly two full seasons trying to get the single car outfit into the top 35 in Nextel Cup owner points.
The Barney Visser owned team has been one of the more successful single car start-up operations of the past four or five seasons with Wallace at the wheel but despite the best efforts of the driver/TV presenter, the only Colorado based team in the highest echelon of Cup Series racing have never made it out of 'go or go home territory.'
Hugely popular veteran driver Kenny Wallace has parted company with the #78 Furniture Row Racing Nextel Cup team after nearly two full seasons trying to get the single car outfit into the top 35 in Nextel Cup owner points.
The Barney Visser owned team has been one of the more successful single car start-up operations of the past four or five seasons with Wallace at the wheel but despite the best efforts of the driver/TV presenter, the only Colorado based team in the highest echelon of Cup Series racing have never made it out of 'go or go home territory.'
Having qualified for 17 of 36 events in 2006 Wallace made the field for ten of the first 22 races of the 2007 season and leaves the team sitting 45th in the owner standings, ahead of four fellow full time outfits including Michael Waltrip's #55 squad and the #84 Red Bull Racing team of AJ Allmendinger.
Current Richard Childress Racing Busch Series driver Scott Wimmer will take the wheel of the #78 for this weekends race at Michigan.
