| Fuller to Compete
in Modified this Sunday, May 13 at Utica-Rome |
| Watertown, NY
(May 8, 2012) Tim Fuller
will be in action this Sunday, May 13 at
Utica-Rome Speedway in Vernon, NY piloting the
Smith Brothers Concrete Foundations sponsored
#74 modified. Last weekend, May 4 & 5,
Fuller was in action with the World of Outlaws
Late Model Series at 311 Speedway in Madison,
NC and Swainsboro Speedway in Swainsboro, GA
where he finished 15th and 5th respectively.
The 'Empire Executioner' now sits 11th in WoO
points. Tim is also contemplating a trip
to Stateline Speedway, Busti, NY, for a $3,000
to-win United Late Model Series event in his Reliable Painting, Keyser Manufacturing,
Integra Racing Shocks, JNJ Motorsports Media
sponsored #19 Rocket Chassis. |
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| Tim
Fuller to Pilot Rocket House Car in Alabama
and Tennessee |
Watertown, NY
(April 25, 2012) 2007
World of Outlaws Late Model Series Rookie of
the Year Tim Fuller will again be behind the
wheel of the famed, Mark Richards Enterprises
owned, blue #1 Rocket Chassis House Car for a
WoO Doubleheader in Alabama and Tennessee.
'Last week (Roaring Knob Complex in PA.) I
was able to get a feel for the car and thought
we ran really well after I turned a few laps,'
Tim said. 'I'm really excited for this
weekend and getting more time in that car.' |
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Fuller in Action in the
Rocket House Car at Roaring Knob Motorsports
Complex in Markleysburg, PA (Barry Lenhart
Photo) |
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| Tim
Fuller Looks Ahead, Shifts 2012 Plans |
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Watertown, NY (April 2, 2012)
Tim Fuller and his Tim Fuller Racing Inc.,
team were hoping to kick off the 2012 season
by shaking off the gremlins that plagued him
throughout the 2011 season. Unfortunately for
the 2007 World of Outlaws Late Model Series
Rookie of the Year, 2012 did not start the way
he had hoped.
Fuller has started six of the seven
completed WoO A-Main events this season but
was forced to use four emergency provisional’s
to do so.
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Fuller, who sits 15th in the WoO championship
point standings, 288 points behind leader
Darrell Lanigan of Union, KY, will back off
the WoO trail and focus on rebuilding his race
team for the 2013 campaign.
‘It was a hard decision to make,’ Tim
said about reevaluating his 2012 plans.
‘I’m just so far behind right now, we
dug ourselves too big of a hole already,
there’s just no way that we can catch up.
We really needed to make some money
while we were in Georgia and Florida to be
able to continue with the series and that
didn’t happen.
The second night out, we wrecked pretty
good and that put us even further behind.
I think it’s time to sit back and
reevaluate where we are as a race team.'
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