Career
He served as crew chief for various teams such as Roush Racing, Tyler Jet Motorsports, MB2 Motorsports, and MBV Racing. In late 1996, Ince became the crew chief for Winston Cup driver Ted Musgrave of Roush Racing beginning at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He held the position until he was replaced by Joey Knuckles in the 1998 race at Michigan International Speedway.
In 1999, Ince remained with Roush Racing when he became the crew chief for Kevin Lepage, but subsequently left the team
That same year, Ince, along with six other crew chiefs, were each fined $500 for violations at the Pepsi 400. Also in 2002, Ince served as crew chief in the Busch Series for Jerry Nadeau.
In 2003, Ince was fined $1,000 for violations at Atlanta Motor Speedway, and later in the year, Ince missed the Banquet 400 due to personal reasons, and eventually requested for his release from the team In 2004, Ince joined Peak Fitness Racing with Hermie Sadler as the driver.
In 2005, it was reported that Ince will serve as crew chief for PPI Motorsports driver Bobby Hamilton, Junior., and Ince remained with the team the following season when Hamilton was replaced by Travis Kvapil.
Ince unofficially retired after the 2006 season, but expressed plans to return as the general manager and Director of Race Operations of a Truck Series team in 2009.
