Cade Dillard drops off WOO Late Model Series due to daughters 1st day of school.

[Dlmfan123]

Just realized this while listening to the dirt reporters podcast on dirtondirt this morning. The race at Orange County just got added to the schedule 2 months ago. I completely forgot about that

[Pennsboro32]

You're all hiding behind a screen name... lol some dam morris!!!

I’m easy to find.

[Barbecueboy]

maybe you're just not that great of parent?

I didn’t really want to go there or say it, but I did think it….not gonna lie.

No beef at all with what he did, it’s a story he will share with his daughter and granddaughter long after he’s done racing.What he may have lost financially will more than be made up for in parent points over the years.

[Raceready]

You're all hiding behind a screen name... lol some dam morris!!!

Those birty dirds ! !

[klemmabyna]

some of you need to turn in your man card. I don't recall any dads growing up worrying about a school day, you know they were busy working their as5es off.

maybe you're just not that great of parent?

[champion24]

So Cade is at the Topless with "Family First" on his spoiler!!

[Josh Bayko]

You're all hiding behind a screen name... lol some dam morris!!!

I mean, I’m not.

[Big Daddy 37]

It was more than a decade ago, but...

When i/we booked the WoO Late Models at our track, we knew which drivers had signed contracts, and we knew who was contracted to compete at our track...

We would have been very upset and let down, had we paid in advance for the drivers we were promised (and advertised) and those drivers skipped our event.

I am a dad as well, so I certainly understand the family/life/work dilemmas... Kudos for that.

But, contracts are signed for a reason. Each contracted team gets $500 for each event, to justify some of the travel and expenses in running a tour.

The tracks hosting the WoO events this weekend, also have the right to be ticked off. They are getting 1/9th less than the product they already paid for.

Every team knows the contracts and the rules they are to follow.... Break them, and don't get paid. Seems pretty simple.

[TerryM]

Terry you never had a man card to show lol. Weak attempt to sound tough there tm... 

Unlike you, I don’t hide.

[TerryM]

some of you need to turn in your man card. I don't recall any dads growing up worrying about a school day, you know they were busy working their as5es off.

I went in two hours late so I could take my son to his first day of school. Did the same with my daughter a few years later. Didn’t cost me or my family a dime. And you wouldn’t question my man card in person, so stop pretending you’re a badass on here.

[ZERO25]

some of you need to turn in your man card. I don't recall any dads growing up worrying about a school day, you know they were busy working their as5es off.

Well said.......as a father of two, theres a fine line. But the most important is taking care of them, (home, food, medical, education), which takes ......MONEY!

[obamaracing#1]

some of you need to turn in your man card. I don't recall any dads growing up worrying about a school day, you know they were busy working their as5es off.

[Barbecueboy]

What makes you so sure Lucas oil would make an exception? Do you know how Lucas Oil handles these circumstances?

Their rules are a little different and seem to be more realistic and somewhat more flexible.

[Highside Hustler25]

The first being that, paraphrasing, we get paid for taking off work for stuff with our kids. There's a large segment of the population where that simply isn't true. Consider yourself fortunate if you have that benefit.

The second, unless their rules changed, every driver should've been aware of the consequences of this type of circumstance. I don't see it as " having money stolen".

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏!!!!!!

[JimBo]

Good for Cade, he did the right thing. I have been fortunate enough to have a job where I could take off, without pay, for important family events. WOO messed up on this decision.