page_title: Tyler Dippel
section_title: Developmental series
hierarchical_section_title: Tyler Dippel / Racing career / Developmental series
caption_attribution_description: English: Tyler Dippel on track at New Jersey Motorsports Park in 2018.
context_page_description: Tyler W. Dippel is an American professional stock car racing driver. He last competed full-time in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series, driving the No. 02 Chevrolet Silverado for Young's Motorsports.
context_section_description: Moving to stock cars in 2016, Dippel teamed with HScott Motorsports with Justin Marks for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East season. He won his second-ever start in the series, at Mobile Speedway in Alabama. In April, he was named to the NASCAR Next class for 2016 and 2017.
  After HScott closed at the end of 2016, a new team to the KNPSE signed Dippel for 2017 in Rette Jones Racing. Dippel raced three races with ARCA Racing Series team Win-Tron Racing in 2017, at Toledo Speedway and the series' two dirt track races. He failed to finish two but turned in a third-place showing at Illinois State Fairgrounds Racetrack. In 2018, Dippel signed with Chad Bryant Racing and finished sixth with the team in his first race at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.
  In early February 2018, Dippel and RJR confirmed a second season together in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East. Dippel left the team after one race, citing a lack of performance, and joined MDM Motorsports for the second race on the schedule. After that, Dippel joined DGR-Crosley for the remainder of the 2018 season. He won his first race with the team, at Langley Speedway, after winning the pole. He and teammate Tyler Ankrum used tire strategy to their advantage, conserving them at the start to have the most speed at the end. Before the season finale, it was announced that after deliberation within the team following the previous race, Dippel and the team would move in different directions. The move came after Ankrum had voiced displeasure with Dippel's driving after the end of the New Hampshire race. Dippel had also intentionally crashed Ankrum at the conclusion of the race at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Team owner David Gilliland stated: "After much internal discussion following the race at New Hampshire, we agreed parting ways was the right decision for all parties involved. Tyler has been an integral part of our program this year and we thank him for his contribution to our growth and success. We wish him and his family nothing but the best going forward."
caption: Dippel on track at New Jersey Motorsports Park in 2018
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