Tim Steele (March 1, 1968 - ) is a former NASCAR driver from Coppersville, MI. He was a two-time champion of the ARCA Re/Max Series. In his NASCAR career, Steele raced in all three major series with some success. His Nextel Cup Series career consisted of five races, with a best finish of 33rd. He then moved to the Busch Series, competing ten times. He earned two top-tens in that series, bested by a 5th at Las Vegas. His final NASCAR series was the Craftsman Truck Series, competing thirteen times in 1999. He earned one pole: Nashville and then followed that up with his only career top-ten in the series: a 9th.
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| - Tim Steele (March 1, 1968 - ) is a former NASCAR driver from Coppersville, MI. He was a two-time champion of the ARCA Re/Max Series. In his NASCAR career, Steele raced in all three major series with some success. His Nextel Cup Series career consisted of five races, with a best finish of 33rd. He then moved to the Busch Series, competing ten times. He earned two top-tens in that series, bested by a 5th at Las Vegas. His final NASCAR series was the Craftsman Truck Series, competing thirteen times in 1999. He earned one pole: Nashville and then followed that up with his only career top-ten in the series: a 9th.
- Tim Steele was involved in the production of a total of 162 episodes of Night Court, beginning with the Season 2 episode "Married Alive"; Tim also directed a total of 19 episodes from Seasons 3-9, beginning with the episode "Flo's Retirement" in Season 3. In addition to his work on Night Court, Tim has also produced episodes for Growing Pains, The Richard Pryor Show, Barney Miller. The Sinbad Show, and The Parent 'Hood.
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- Producer/Asst. Producer, 162 episodes, Seasons 2-9
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| - Tim Steele was involved in the production of a total of 162 episodes of Night Court, beginning with the Season 2 episode "Married Alive"; Tim also directed a total of 19 episodes from Seasons 3-9, beginning with the episode "Flo's Retirement" in Season 3. In addition to his work on Night Court, Tim has also produced episodes for Growing Pains, The Richard Pryor Show, Barney Miller. The Sinbad Show, and The Parent 'Hood. Tim got his start in producing as the producer of the 1970 film documentary The Muppets on Pupperts. He also served as assistant producer for the TV films The Invasion of Carol Enders (1973), The Turn of the Screw and The Hollywood Palladium (1974).
- Tim Steele (March 1, 1968 - ) is a former NASCAR driver from Coppersville, MI. He was a two-time champion of the ARCA Re/Max Series. In his NASCAR career, Steele raced in all three major series with some success. His Nextel Cup Series career consisted of five races, with a best finish of 33rd. He then moved to the Busch Series, competing ten times. He earned two top-tens in that series, bested by a 5th at Las Vegas. His final NASCAR series was the Craftsman Truck Series, competing thirteen times in 1999. He earned one pole: Nashville and then followed that up with his only career top-ten in the series: a 9th.
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