Scott Riggs said Friday that he hopes to continue driving the #10 Chevrolet at MB2/MBV Motorsports in 2006, but the decision hinges largely on the team’s sponsorship situation. Riggs’ current sponsor, Valvoline, announced recently its plans to leave MB2/MBV following the 2005 season. “We’ve got a couple different fish on the line, but we’re trying to figure out who’s going to step up and be the primary,” Riggs said. “Luckily, we’re in a good position because it seems like we’ve had a lot of calls from people interested in doing it. I just want to make sure everything’s secure there. [MB2 Motorsports CEO and general manager] Jay Frye assures me it is. I feel like it is.” That’s not to say Riggs, 34, isn’t open to change. “I’m listening to other people talk to me,” Riggs said. “I think there’s definitely opportunities out there, but I haven’t sat down with anybody to talk about the future except the 10 car.”(NASCAR.com)(6-18-2005)
