Kenny Wallace

Chris Rice

Chris Rice began his career at South Boston Speedway, serving as crew chief for various late model teams; most notably are Elliott Sadler (96-96) and brother Hermie Sadler (90-93). Together with Hermie, Rice won the 1995 South Boston Speedway Championship and finished 2^nd in the national point standings.

Rice joined Bill Davis Racing in 2003 as crew chief of the No. 23 car with driver Scott Wimmer. They earned one win (Pikes Peak), four top-five, and 12 top-10 finishes. In 2004, Rice earned ten top-10 finishes with driver Kenny Wallace. That same year, Rice served as crew chief for the No. 23 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series entry for driver Shane Hmiel.

Rice joined Kevin Harvick Inc. for four races in 2006 as crew chief of the No. 33 truck with driver Ron Hornaday. Rice served as crew chief of ThorSport Racing’s No. 13 Camping World Truck Series and No. 13 Nationwide Series entries with driver Shelby Howard in 2008. He then joined ML Motorsports as crew chief of the No. 70 car with Howard in September of 2009. Rice stayed with the team until joining RAB Racing in July of 2011 as Director of Special Projects.

Rice spent 2012 as crew chief for John Wes Townley and RAB Racing’s No. 09 Toyota Tundra in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. He was selected as crew chief for Alex Bowman and RAB Racing’s No. 99 Toyota Camry for the 2013 NASCAR Nationwide Series season as Bowman competes for Rookie of the Year honors.

Jean “Frenchy” Guerra

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Tyler Allen

Allen started as a volunteer at Venturini Motorsports cleaning and organizing the shop while learning the basics of how professional race teams work. Two months later, he was hired full time as shop mechanic and crew member on the weekend race team.

Allen was soon promoted to car chief and in 2012 was assigned to support ARCA driver Brennan Poole who had a successful season with 2 wins, 8 top five, and 15 top ten finishes ending the year in 3rd place for the championship points. Allen focused on getting hands-on experience in building the race cars doing fabrication, welding, assembling and installing critical components. With this knowledge he then moved to the final car setup process where the Venturini team taught him the technical skill of using pull down rigs, setup plates and wind tunnel testing that ensured the cars were the best prepared cars on the track. The Venturini experience would be critical in preparing Allen for his goal of moving into NASCAR.

In 2013, Allen was offered an opportunity in the NASCAR Nationwide Series at RAB Racing and joins the team for the 2013 season as the compete for the Rookie of the Year title.