Jake Timm has announced his entry into the World of Outlaws Late Models series for 2025, joining the prestigious racing league as a Rookie of the Year contender. The Winona, Minnesota driver will transition from Modified racing to focus entirely on Super Late Model competition.

Following in the footsteps of fellow Minnesotan Dustin Sorensen, who claimed the 2024 Rookie of the Year title, Timm brings significant racing experience to the series. His background includes successful stints in Slingshots, B-Mods, and Modifieds, competing regularly at Mississippi Thunder Speedway and Deer Creek Speedway.

Timm's 2024 season in the United States Modified Touring Series showcased his talent with victories at Humboldt Speedway, Cedar Lake Speedway, and Deer Creek Speedway. His World of Outlaws experience includes four top-10 finishes, with three at his home track, Mississippi Thunder Speedway.

Key achievements and background:

• Previous success in Modified racing
• Multiple wins in USMTS competition
• Four World of Outlaws top-10 finishes
• Strong performance at regional tracks

For 2025, Timm's primary goals include:

• Completing the full season
• Achieving consistent top-10 finishes
• Competing for Rookie of the Year honors
• Building on previous Late Model experience

His season will begin at Volusia Speedway Park with the DIRTcar Sunshine Nationals (January 22-25) and Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals (February 13-15). The transition marks another chapter in Timm's racing career as he follows a family tradition of competitive motorsports, with both his father and Sorensen's father having raced against each other in Modifieds.

Photo By Emily Schwanke

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