Timothy Culp done with the WOO Late Model Series tour. Per Facebook post. LINK

[Illtsate32]

^^^ Dont knock him for trying but hed be wise to stay around home and rack up the southern national money, maybe with more expirience hel get better but def not the same driver away from the carolina region...

[SLIDING SIDEWAYS]

^^^ Dont knock him for trying but hed be wise to stay around home and rack up the southern national money, maybe with more expirience hel get better but def not the same driver away from the carolina region...

I wasnt knocking him as i watch him regionally in the carolinas. I was agreeing w mdf

[One Man Gang]

I know he mentioned having trouble keeping crew help but as long as Wendell Wallace stays with him he can learn a helluva lot from just listening to him. Wendell has probably forgot more about racing than 90% of these young bucks will ever know.

[Illtsate32]

I wasnt knocking him as i watch him regionally in the carolinas. I was agreeing w mdf

SS I was meaning myself, I dont knock him forgot to put the I in there lol the arrows was referring to Fergy...

[dirtrackfan4]

I know Chris personally and am lucky enough to call him a friend. He is not looking to pull out of the series anytime soon. He has talent and a bright future and one hell of a fan base!!! Seen people supporting him at tracks in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, etc.

[TTS_JF]

I think the crew help is a forgotten aspect on a lot of these traveling teams. You think how much time they spend away from home, along with non-race weekends being at the shop throughout the week. That's a huge commitment, that crew members have to make.

I know last year we ran 53 nights, and most of those within a couple hours of the house, and it's still a huge time investment along with the $ I spend along the way just helping a friend race. If you figure $30 for a pit pass that's right at $1600 if the crew member pays his way. Along with that eating, and buying a tire or drum of fuel along the way it adds up quick.

[#FALSuperman]

I know Chris personally and am lucky enough to call him a friend. He is not looking to pull out of the series anytime soon. He has talent and a bright future and one hell of a fan base!!! Seen people supporting him at tracks in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, etc.

Definitely has a fan base! He is easy to like. Just a nice person and will talk to anyone anytime. Has a good selection of merchandise. If he ever strings together some big wins and the team gets over that hump, they would be a fun group to follow nationally.

[racincowboy02]

I sure wish he could get over the hump and get those big wins strung together man that would be awesome.