Boris Said News

Boris Said fastest in Bodine Bobsled Challenge Friday:

Boris Said fastest in Bodine Bobsled Challenge Friday:

January 6, 2007
Boris Said posted the fastest two runs Friday at Mount Van Hoevenberg and easily won the qualifying for the Chevrolet Geoff Bodine Bobsled Challenge. Said bested the driver who organized the unique event by nearly a second and was the target of more than a few barbs

Steve Wallace Tests at Road Atlanta:

Steve Wallace Tests at Road Atlanta:

December 7, 2006
Steves intense preparation for next seasons three Busch Series road course events continued this week, under the tutelage of road racing ace, Boris Said. Following up on their previous test at Virginia International Raceway, the duo headed to Road Atlanta, the challenging

Jeff Gordon testing Daytona Prototype at Homestead:

Jeff Gordon testing Daytona Prototype at Homestead:

December 4, 2006
Jeff Gordon and Sam Hornish, Jr. will join over 25 Rolex Sports Car Series teams to participate in the Rolex Sports Car Series test at Homestead-Miami Speedway, December 5th and 6th from 9:00am to 12:00pm/et and 1:30 to 4:30pm/et. Gordon will return this time to battle

2007 Budweiser Shootout Driver Lineup Finalized:

2007 Budweiser Shootout Driver Lineup Finalized:

November 28, 2006
The field for the 29th annual Budweiser Shootout at Daytona International Speedway is set. There will be at least 21 drivers that will be eligible for the 2007 Budweiser Shootout at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday night, Feb. 10. The field for the non-points

Steve Wallace Tests at VIR:

Steve Wallace Tests at VIR:

October 25, 2006
RWI Racing driver Steve Wallace completed his first stock car road course test Tuesday. Under the tutelage of road racing ace, Boris Said, the younger Wallace and team spent the day at Virginia International Raceway in preparation for his NASCAR road course debut,

Said set to run at least 7 races in 2007:

Said set to run at least 7 races in 2007:

October 24, 2006
Frankie Stoddard, at Martinsville as #06-David Ragan's crew chief, told [Yahoo Sports Bob Margolis] that he and partners Boris Said and Mark Simo have a deal to run seven Nextel Cup races next season with the #60 Ford Fusion.(Yahoo Sports)(10-24-2006)

Latest on Martin’s plans..back in 2008?

Latest on Martin’s plans..back in 2008?

September 22, 2006
Mark Martin says he's working to secure sponsorship so he can compete in the #60 No Fear Racing Ford for 10-12 Nextel Cup races in 2007. And he's not ruling out the possibility of returning to the series full time in 2008. For next season, however, Martin plans to

RYR one car team in 2007? UPDATE 2 Nope..looks like Martin; BUT can’t run both?….

RYR one car team in 2007? UPDATE 2 Nope..looks like Martin; BUT can’t run both?….

September 18, 2006
Robert Yates Racing co-owner Doug Yates told reporters in Richmond, Va., his team could shrink from two cars to one if sponsorship isn't found for its #88 [currently driven by Dale Jarrett with UPS as the sponsor](USA Today sidebar)(9-15-2006) UPDATE: Despite recent

Martin waiting on Roush contract for Truck ride UPDATE almost done, rookies vie for #6 gig:

Martin waiting on Roush contract for Truck ride UPDATE almost done, rookies vie for #6 gig:

September 17, 2006
#6-Mark Martin said Friday that he’s still waiting for Roush Racing to give him a contract for his Craftsman Truck Series ride for next season, but until he gets it, he’s keeping his Nextel Cup options open. The only thing he knows for sure he won’t do next year is

Martin talks more about 2007; to the #60:

Martin talks more about 2007; to the #60:

August 26, 2006
#6-Mark Martin said Friday that he has absolutely no worries about the 2007 racing season, but did not rule out the possibility of driving a Nextel Cup car for someone other than Jack Roush next year, at least on a partial schedule. Martin, who has been with Roush

Steven Wallace to run some Cup races in 2007:

Steven Wallace to run some Cup races in 2007:

August 18, 2006
Rusty Wallace is giving son Steve plenty of racing opportunities this year in anticipation of starting him in Nextel Cup the latter part of 2007. He'll run him in the remaining 11 Busch races this season and in some ARCA events. "It's all about seat time in the car

Results Revised NOTE 2 and UPDATED:

Results Revised NOTE 2 and UPDATED:

August 14, 2006
the unofficial results that were posted originally on NBC and nascar.com [Leaderboard/and unofficial results - but they were corrected later] have been revised by NASCAR Media. #12-Newman was 9th, now is 31st; #32-Fellows was 10th, now 32nd WHY? on the last lap both

Bruce Wins Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Race:

Bruce Wins Wypall Wipers Crew Chief of the Race:

August 13, 2006
Boris Saids chances of finishing in the top-10 seemed doomed after a stop-and-go penalty relegated the road course ace to the back of the pack in Saturdays Zippo 200 at Watkins Glen International. But thanks to a risky pit strategy from crew chief Trip Bruce, Said

Harvick wins at Watkins Glen – revision 2::

Harvick wins at Watkins Glen – revision 2::

August 13, 2006
#29-Kevin Harvick won the AMD at the Glen, Watkins Glen International for his 1st road course win, 2nd win of 2006 and 7th of his career. Harvick made a nice pass of #20-Tony Stewart with 7 laps to go, Stewart ended up 2nd, followed by #26-Jamie McMurray, #7-Robby

August 13, 2006
When a Driver Rating from this race a year ago is a perfect 150.0, it’s obvious that the team had it dialed in the last time out. Tony Stewart dominates NASCAR’s pre-race Loop Data statistics for The Glen, ranking first in 10 categories, including Driver Rating, Fastest