Chrissy was an invited guest to attend the ESPY Awards in Los Angeles last year! As she walked to Red Carpet it shows that this girl is meant to be a star!

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Date of Birth: May 15, 1988

Gender: Female

Height: 5'4"

Hometown: St. Louis, MO

Resides in Concord, NC

WHO IS CHRISSY WALLACE?

Member of the Wallace Racing family.
Father, Mike Wallace, NASCAR driver.
Very athletic, competitive, and diverse.
Has appeared in many racing related magazines and newspapers.
Approved by NASCAR to race in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.

CAREER OBJECTIVES

Be a successful professional race car driver in the NASCAR circuit and represent the sport well along with diversity.

RACING PROFILE

9 years of continuous racing throughout many series including bandalero’s, legend cars, thunder roadsters, go-karts, arena cars, and Late Models. With the great success of Chrissy’s racing, it has made her a valuable marketing tool.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

First Female to Win a Late Model Race at Hickory Motor Speedway in June 2007.
2007 highlights LMSC: 5 wins, 10 top 5's, 4 top 10's.
2007 Rookie of the year at Hickory Motor Speedway in LMSC.
2006 Won 7 out of 10 Arena Races.
2 top 5 finishes and 2 top 10 finishes out of 4 races at Hickory Motor Speedway in 2006 in Late Model Stock Car.
2005 and 2006 Speed51.com Most Popular Driver in Lowe’s Summer Shootout Series.
Finished 9^th in first Late Model race at Concord Motorsports Park.
Won 2005 Winter Heat Championship for Thunder Roadsters.
Over 50 feature wins in Legend’s Car.
22 wins at Concord Motorsports Park in a Legend’s Car and Bandelero Car.
Second in track championship at Hickory Motor Speedway in Pro Challenge Cars.
Finished 2^nd in Legend Car Championship for Winter Heat in 2005.
First female to win in a Legend’s Car at Friendship Speedway, Elkin, NC in 2004.
First female to finish in the top five in a Thunder Roadster at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, July 2004.
First female to win in a Bandalero at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

MORE ABOUT CHRISSY:

Chrissy is not your ordinary girl. She didn't want to play with dolls growing up or put on dresses and curl her hair. She was the "tom boy" girl who loved to ride motorcycles, play in the dirt, play sports and wear a hat. From such a young age, Chrissy always knew that she wanted to race and follow in her family's footsteps. Everyone would ask her what she wanted to do when she grew up and she would respond by saying "I want to be the first successful female driver." While in school, Chrissy played year round sports including softball and basketball, but never lost focus of her racing dreams. At 9 years old, with the help from her parents, Mike and Carla, and the support of her siblings, Lindsey and Matt, Chrissy got behind the seat of a bandalero car. From that day one, Chrissy knew what her destiny was and only continued to move forward. Chrissy went on to win one of her first races at Atlanta Motor Speedway later that year and when she took her helmet off the crowd went wild!! No one knew it was a girl piloting that car, but from that day on Chrissy gained her fan base which has only continued to grow and prosper. This competitive girl has gone on to pilot many different race cars and be successful in them all including, legend's cars, thunder roadsters, arena cars, and Late Model Stocks, to name a few. With the last name of "Wallace" and from coming from such a well known successful racing family, Chrissy knows she has some big shoes to fill. NASCAR officials have followed Chrissy throughout her racing career; have been pleased with her performance, in which they approved her in 2007 to race in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series division. During her past few seasons, she has had no problem on filling those shoes by going on to winning 5 Late Model Stock races in 2007, being named rookie of the year, and making history by becoming the first female to win a feature race at Hickory Motor Speedway, "The Birthplace of Stars." With a growing fan base and a recognizable name and face, Germain Racing seen the potential of Chrissy Wallace and have agreed for her to drive 5 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series races and 5 ARCA races in the 2008. For the first time in NASCAR history, there will be the first father daughter team. Chrissy will pilot the #03 Germain Toyota in the Truck races starting March 29, 2008, the same truck that her father, Mike Wallace, drove for Germain racing. We wish Chrissy the best of luck in her racing career and everyone knows that she will go and show those "boys" what this 5'4" blonde haired girl is made of.