Bill Ingle on Alan Kulwicki ... This is the First Time I've Ever Said This Publicly 

I always heard that Alan Kulwicki was difficult to work for

I hate to believe this story; but, the Bible says in Proverbs pride comes before a fall.😑 LESSON: Never think that you are better than Yah God! YOUR LIFE IS BUT A VAPOR!👈🏿👀

AND THAT IS WHY ALAN IS DEAD! HE PUT HIMSELF ABOVE YAH GOD! That is something you don’t do!👈🏿😲🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

That’s a lot of BS flung in under 10 minutes. When the guy has to tell you just how important he was, he usually wasn’t.

I knew someone who crewed for Alan Kulwicki in his ASA days. We became a good friends and he always spilled the beans. I think that is why he stayed sane. Alan was was driven by success and at times was tough to work for. He wanted everything his way or the highway. He was very conceited in those days but when he moved to cup he got humbled very quickly. He was very intelligent and had an engineering degree. He understood everything about the car, and was also a great driver. His team was run on a shoestring in the early years, often wondering how he was going to pay for everything. Sometimes his mood wasn't great because of the lack of funds. At the same time, if he won he would give the guys a bonus, or take them out for dinner. Unfortunately my friend got crushed between the two 18 wheelers at the side of the road, while trying to break up a fight between the two drivers and died on the spot. RIP Jack. I don't fault Bill Ingles opinion, but there is two sides to every story. Most such as Paul Andrews was loyal to Alan and still chokes up when talking about him.

In Alan's defense, drinking and partying can affect your personality. I had a drinking problem for a long time, and I'm usually a nice guy even when I drank. Sometimes though, it can cause even the nicest people to be a prick.

A lot of people making comments that has never been around the Cup back in the day. Lots of things things happened and lots of stories to tell. Some good, some funny and some, not so good.

This guy if full of crap.

Alan was well known to be a lady’s man.

I heard bad things about Senior as a youngster. His dirty driving from a semi famous dirt driver thar my Dad knew. But Senior was a real puzzle. He would take liberties with other drivers lives, but at the same time having a small town churches parking lot paved and so on. Those are personality traits of people that make race car drivers and fighter pilots, etc.

I call B S on his stories . Very inflated view of himself.....

I have always heard Alan was a very religious guy. I have a very hard time believing he told someone he needed to put him before god.

Real Life isn't always pretty.

In the mid 90's, I worked for a VERY old school shop (on Old Concord road) that had some very big names come through it including Alan... and I heard some stories about Alan... I'm going to side with Bill...

Great story! Great attitude, Bill. In the end it's a job.

Excellent comments from by gone era. I go back to 1962. Kenner La. PT 109 and then Bobby Donnie and Red.

Great stories.

I've read a few articles that said Kulwicki and Evernham got into a heated argument and had to be pulled apart before they started swinging. Ray quit and started taking his stuff to his car to head back home. Gordon heard what was happening and talked him into working with him and BDR the rest of Speedweeks. From that day on they were a package deal.

I sure like listening to his stories no sense in sugarcoat and reality.

This fella thinks a lot of himself.

Well, I'll tell you what.. If you all think Ingle's stories are all B.S .. Then, let us all hear some of Ricky's Stories.. About Bill

@StanleyCarr17 Ingle has always been delusional and full of himself. What a load of you know what

Kulwicki the last owner champion

BS

Im gonna have yo call bs on this one.

Thanks For Uploading Rick And Steve

Wow :(

Seems mixed up on who the boss is

Meijer 300 flag in the background...Bobby Jrs win in Kentucky...good times!!!

I about fell out the chair laughing. "Hey Ray, where's your AK shirt..hhhmmm".

Trying to live off Alan and Paul Paul was better than his own pinky toe. Let Paul Andrew's answer

I’ll take Bill at his word until someone that was there can convince me otherwise.

After you listen to enough of the interviews becomes obvious that most of these guys are VERY proud of their ability. Not so much of anyone else. I remember the boxer that said. "Marciano couldn't carry my jockstrap". Lost everyone's respect on the spot. But popular opinion seems to be, men are SUPPOSED to be arrogant assholes.

Would love to hear Paul Andrews take on these stories.

It sounds like B might be a little bit jealous of Bill.

Truth hurts sometimes…but it’s truth

Sounds like this guy got put in his place and held this bitterness since.

Not arguing the truth of his story but there’s no need to say that publicly, a bit disrespectful to say the least.

no one with a single grain of class/tact would insult or disparage paul andrews. AYFKM. this guy has ZERO credabilty ....Kulwicki won a championship regardless of what was occuring behind the scenes...Bills had more stops than 'suitcase jake" a bitter storyteller looking for his 15 minutes of fame

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I've Heard stuff like that about Kulwicki before, he partied as much as Tim Richmond, He just didn't get sick and Tim's game was a little more accomplished,

😊Mr Perfect, it seems.

If you don't wanna know the TRUTH, then don't ask Bill Ingle anything. With that said...RIP AK 🙏 Ps-To all throwing their BS flags at Bill just know this, Men the likes of Junior Johnson, Cale Yarborough, Waddell Wilson, Ricky Rudd ect...All thought/think highly of Bill Ingle & they definitely would not if Bill was disingenuous, Period!

IF you weren't there you don't know. I'm sure he could have been very demanding. Specially when you're driven to be the best.

Kulwicki didn't owe Bill or anybody else an explanation of his actions. That was a cheap shot at a dead man. I thought Bill Ingle was better than that.

It's about time the truth came out

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