Zach’s Turn: Team Penske in Midst of Massive Upheaval
Team Penske has been the beacon of stability in NASCAR for the past eight years.
Change is extraordinarily rare at Team Penske, particularly in regards to its flagship No. 2 car. Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace piloted the No. 2 from 1991 through 2005 and amassed 37 of his 55 career wins in it. Kurt Busch stepped into the ride in 2006 and drove the car to eight wins before switching to the No. 22 car after 2010.
Keselowski was Busch’s replacement in 2011. His rise was meteoric and critical to the organization, leading the program to its first Cup Series championship in 2012.
NASCAR honors health care workers to kick off race week in Martinsville
Officials organized a parade to honor health care workers
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Before the action on the racetrack, there was a lap around a different venue.
“I couldn’t think of a better way to kick it off,” NASCAR Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace said.
NASCAR haulers circled Sovah Health Martinsville in a parade to honor our health care heroes.
“It’s amazing the amount of work they have done,” Martinsville Speedway President Clay Campbell said. “What a risk to be a frontline worker, dealing with COVID, and they have done it without hesitation.”