1. Wendell Chavous last competed part-time in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, driving both the Nos.
13 Facts About Wendell Chavous
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Wendell Chavous has driven for MAKE Motorsports and Mike Harmon Racing in the NCWTS.
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Wendell Chavous made a name racing late models on dirt tracks, including appearances at the Fastrak Grand Nationals.
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Two weeks later at Phoenix International Raceway, Wendell Chavous finished in the same spot in Harmon's No 74, albeit more than 30 laps down.
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However, the deal fell through, with Wendell Chavous running only the next three races.
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Wendell Chavous's best finish was a sixteenth before the announcement at Kansas Speedway.
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On February 13,2017, Premium Motorsports announced that Wendell Chavous would compete for 2017 Truck Series Rookie of the Year driving the team's No 49 entry.
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Wendell Chavous ran the full schedule, except Mosport and Phoenix where he was replaced by Gary Klutt, and Robby Lyons, respectively.
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Wendell Chavous scored a career-best finish of 14th at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the fall.
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On October 8,2018, Wendell Chavous announced his departure from Premium and NASCAR, effective following the October 14 race at Talladega Superspeedway, citing the need for more family time and business ventures as the reasons to step away.
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Wendell Chavous ended his career with a fifth-place outing in the race.
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Wendell Chavous is married and has a son, who races go-karts.
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Wendell Chavous owns the business Steel Barn Truss, a barn truss manufacturing company.