not forgotten . . .

Ronnie Wallace

Fulton, NY
25.Dec.1937 - 15.Jan.2005

Oswego Speedway Hall of Fame member, Ron Wallace – One of a handful of drivers to experience racing competition in both the “A” and “B” divisions of the fifties and the supermodified cars of the sixties and beyond, Ronnie’s career is one of the longest on record, spanning nearly thirty years. One of the more distinguished of Oswego “lunch-pail drivers” Ronnie found rides wherever he could. Some led him to top place finishes, others led him nowhere. Wallace raced for twenty years until he finally found feature victory lane in 1975, aboard the Dick Rayner / Roscoe Towne No. 76 and parlayed that win to garner the ’75 Oswego Track Championship. Ronnie’s lengthy career places him among the top 25 in the All-Time Supermodified Point Standings.
source. . . The Oswego Speedway Hall of Fame

Class B car Class B cars had to run flathead or six cylinder motors contributed by Joe Oleyourryk	Class A (overhead motor) car which Ronnie drove for Marty Crucitti contributed by Joe Oleyourryk
-	1964
1964	1969
In 1971, Ron competed in the All-Star series	1973, I think, at the Thompson (CT) Speedway. Ron Wallace and Nolan Swift looking at the ex-10 pins car. Classic shot of Nolan in his cowboy hat! From the archives of Tom Robichaud.
1973, I think, at the Thompson (CT) Speedway. This is indeed Ronnie Wallace, who Swift picked to drive when he retired for the first time (or was it the second?)...Big Don McLaren drove the previous edition of the 10 pins, but as far as I know only when it was numbered Flyin' 5 after Ed Bowley bought it. The driver standing in the background, almost center, is Warren Coniam. From the archives of Tom Robichaud.	1975 championship season at Oswego
1975 Winged Fulton victory	1972
May 29 1976 Spring 75 lapper	Back to his modified roots in 1976
1978	11th on the '78 Classic grid.
1981	Ronnie would would get a solid 14th place finish in the 1981 Classic at the wheel of Herm Graf's #15 (the #76 car is pictured here). It would be the final Classic for both men.
Ron and crew were honored at the 2004 Classic, shown here with his 1975 championship ride, the "Spirit of 76".	a special match race for former drivers (1987)