In the week gone by, NASCAR has faced immense backlash from the fans and the popular voices from within the realm, as the management remains silent on all the developments. Their claim of no wrongdoing in the ongoing charter lawsuit has taken a massive hit with the public revelation of text and email exchanges from years gone by.
Most of the details provided in the revelations highlight a troubling reality behind the glory of the game, but Kenny Wallace says it is just the start. Per the former driver, a lot more awaits as the case continues to develop.
Kenny Wallace Sends a Grim Four-Word Warning Around the NASCAR Charter Lawsuit
Wallace has long been one of the voices of the people, taking a strong stance against NASCAR’s practices that do not align with what the fans want. The former driver has rarely shied away from speaking the truth, even if it meant standing at a crossroads with the sport that he loves more than anything.
Owing to the same, Wallace revealed to Chase Holden in a recent conversation that NASCAR reached out to him, asking him to speak to them directly if he wanted details on any matter.
Keeping in line with the same, Wallace got access to a lot of insider information that he couldn’t reveal due to privacy matters. However, he was still in a position to send out a grim warning about the future course of the lawsuit.
“I would just say that this has only just begun. As bad as it is, it’s only just begun because there’s more to come.”
Wallace added that the e-mails and texts that the world has seen are only a scratching of the surface, given they’re from the last year or two. Even in that, they are a small part of a much bigger conversation, with many details remaining redacted.
Per the 62-year-old, NASCAR is devastated by all the developments, and their silence does not mean that they’re taking things lightly. There are several sponsors involved with the sport, and everyone is keeping a close watch on what all comes out.
Owing to everything that is at stake, Wallace says that the ongoing lawsuit is a historic moment in the NASCAR landscape, and it has the potential to change the sport as we know it.
Given the fact that he potentially knows a lot more, Wallace has even asserted that no foul play was involved in the SRX series being discontinued, despite the texts all but incriminating the management. His claims suggest that the decision stemmed solely from a financial standpoint, with no other entity putting a knife in the series.