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Chuck Hossfeld (born January 4, 1977) is an American race car driver and team owner. He is a former racer in theNASCAR Craftsman Truck Series,NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, andNASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour.

Hossfeld began racing at the age of twelve inkart racing atLancaster Speedway. Five years later, he began racing stock cars at local short tracks and moved toNorth Carolina, working for former modified driversBrett Bodine andRandy LaJoie. After making several starts in theUSAR Hooters ProCup Series for LaJoie, he auditioned for theRoush Racing Gong Show and was hired to replace reigning championGreg Biffle in the No. 50Ford F-150. He made his Truck debut at the 2000 season finale at California Speedway in the No. 49Roush Performance Products Ford for Roush, starting 14th and finishing 31st after sufferingengine failure.

Hossfeld began his full-time rookie campaign in 2001 without major sponsorship beforeEldon came on board, and Hossfeld had a tenth-place run atPikes Peak International Raceway. Hossfeld was released from the ride a few weeks later, along with rookie teammateNathan Haseleu, who won the Gong Show competition with Hossfeld.

In 2002, Hossfeld began racing in the Featherlite Modified Series in the No. 4 Dodge forBob Garbarino. He finished third, second, and seventh, respectively, in the standings over the next three seasons, amassing a total of five wins. He moved to Don Barker's team in 2005, gaining five top-fives and finishing third in the points. He competed in the 40th Annual Stock Car Racing atNew Smyrna Speedway, finishing third in the championship. He last raced in the No. 4 asphalt modified for Garbarino in the2016 Toyota Mod Classic 150 atOswego Speedway, starting fourteenth and finishing sixth. In total, his Whelen Modified Tour statistics include seven wins, 47 top-fives, eighty top-tens, and nine poles in 140 starts. He also earned three top-fives and five top-tens in nine starts in the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour.

(key) (Bold - Pole position awarded by qualifying time.Italics - Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)

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