Many � in fact, most � drivers make their debuts in the Nationwide Series without much fanfare. Decidedly, that will not be the case May 20 when Darrell Wallace Jr. is scheduled to race in NASCAR's #2 series for the first time. He's scheduled to debut in the Joe Gibbs Racing #20 Toyota at Iowa Speedway. Wallace's name has carried a certain degree of prominence for the past two seasons as he has been the standout driver in NASCAR's Drive for Diversity program, a much-ballyhooed but to date largely unsuccessful attempt to put a minority driver in a potentially winning situation in one of NASCAR's three national series. Wallace, an African-American, appears to have the talent and standing to make it work. He has scored wins in the past three years in NASCAR's K&N Pro Series East competition and was the series runnerup last year, when he finished in the top 10 in 11 of 12 races. A developmental driver for the Gibbs' team, the 18-year-old from Concord, N.C., has the connections and the cars to make a name for himself.(SPEED)(5-8-2012)