Former NASCAR driver Kenny Wallace has reacted to a flashback clip, when he spun NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr. at Martinsville Speedway in 1994.In a recent post on X, Wallace replied to a video of him spinning out Earnhardt Sr. on the way to the lead. But the seven-time NASCAR Cup champion took just one 360-degree spin and gracefully returned to the race, losing only one spot."When I spun, Dale Earnhardt Senior out, he drove up next to me with that big mustache, and he just wag his finger at me😳," Kenny Wallace wrote.Kenny Wallace's older brother, Rusty Wallace, won the 500-lap race on the paperclip short track. Meanwhile, Earnhardt Sr. raced his iconic No. 3 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing and came home second. Kenny in the No. 28 Ford for Robert Yates Racing finished the Goody's 500 fourth.The 1994 season was a big one for Earnhardt Sr. He won his seventh and final Cup championship that year, which matched Richard Petty's record. Earnhardt Sr. also scored a total of nine wins, the last of which came at Darlington Raceway after leading 166 laps."They were superstars" - Kenny Wallace reacts to Jeff Gordon's photo shoot from the early 2000sKenny Wallace also reacted to another flashback photo from December 1, 2001, when Jeff Gordon, who played a huge role in taking the sport to mainstream audiences, celebrated his fourth NASCAR Cup championship at Times Square.Gordon was one of NASCAR's most visible athletes in the 2000s. He appeared on late-night TV and on magazine covers. The former Hendrick Motorsports driver also hosted Saturday Night Live and landed big sponsorships, moves that matched his on-track success and boosted NASCAR's reach.Wallace, who stepped away from full-time Cup competition after 2003, replied to a post about Gordon's photo shoot in New York on X."When [NASCAR] drivers could NOT walk anywhere. They were superstars 🏁 " Kenny Wallace wrote.Kenny Wallace @Kenny_WallaceLINKWhen @NASCAR drivers could NOT walk anywhere. They were superstars 🏁Wallace raced in the top-level NASCAR Cup Series between the 1990s and the late 2000s. He made 344 Cup starts but never managed to win a race. The 62-year-old collected 27 top-10 finishes and three pole positions in the series over 18 years.Wallace now hosts multiple podcasts and shows on social media. He also competes in dirt races and won two championships this year, the Missouri–Illinois Regional Championship and the Bullring Championship.Wallace called 2025 "one of my best" seasons in dirt racing. He reflected that dirt racing gave him a new purpose after his Cup career. He has collected seven wins, along with 30 top-5 and 37 top-10 finishes over about 41 races.