| Biography | - T.J. Clark is a former NASCAR driver. He was a fixture on the Craftsman Truck Series tour during it's early years.
Craftsman Truck Series Career
Clark made the inagural CTS race in 1995, qualifying the #23 Team ASE Ford in the 29th position. Clark was then sidelined to 32nd by a crash. In fact, other issues plagued Clark's progress. He struggled qualifying and had mechanical woes. Clark ended up only making 13 races of the 20-race schedule. It wasn't even until the 9th race of the year at Bristol that Clark could manage to finish a race . Overall, his best finish was 12th at Martinsville and only two other top-20 finishes highlighted his dismal year. He still managed 21st in points, however.
Before 1996, Clark lost ASE to Ultra Motorsports and that hindered his efforts, as he only made sixteen of the twenty-four races. He had a significantly better year, as he matched his career best of 12th twice: at Phoenix and Mesa Marin. He also had five other top-20 finishes, but continued struggling to finish races. He only finished nine of his sixteen starts, and as a result only managed 22nd in the points.
Clark made two starts in 1997 as his career came to a close due to funding. His finishes did not help his career in any way, as he barely managed finishes of 26th at Phoenix and 28th at Evergreen Speedway. He has not raced since.
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T.J. Clark's Stats
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