Rusty Wallace, a former NASCAR driver and current ESPN and NASCAR analyst, has a net worth of $40 million.
Russell William Wallace, Jr., also known as Rusty Wallace, was born in Arnold, Missouri, but began racing in the late 70s and quickly established himself by winning over 200 short track races.
He commenced his NASCAR career in 1980 and achieved a second-place finish in his first race.
Despite a decent performance in the years that followed, he made a name for himself in the NASCAR circuit. He was crowned the NASCAR Rookie of the Year in 1984 and went on to win races for 25 consecutive years.
Racing for Blue Max and Penske, he achieved 55 wins and 349 Top Ten finishes in the NASCAR Sprint Series.
Moreover, he achieved 18 Top Ten finishes in the NASCAR Nationwide Series and one more Top Ten finish in the Camping Truck Series.
In 2006, he transitioned from racing to becoming an ESPN analyst, and is now the co-host of “NASCAR Angels.”