Boris Said News

Mexico Pole Sitter to run more Busch races:

Mexico Pole Sitter to run more Busch races:

March 7, 2005
With a pole in his first Busch Series race, Mexico's Jorge Goeters is likely to have several other NASCAR starts this year, "We don't know yet. Maybe Phoenix or Texas or Homestead, someplace his sponsors ... have business in those areas," Brewco Motorsports president

Goeters wins pole at Mexico; Fernandez crashes:

Goeters wins pole at Mexico; Fernandez crashes:

March 5, 2005
#66-Jorge Goeters took the pole for Sunday's Telcel / Motorola Mexico 200 at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit. He was followed by #83-Robby Gordon, #8-Martin Truex Jr., #87-Ron Fellows, and #1-Boris Said. #5-Adrian Fernandez spun out and hit the was on his

Chevy ticked at Boris:

Chevy ticked at Boris:

March 5, 2005
Boris Said is in hot water with General Motors. After finally getting a Chevy deal [#36 Chevy] to run the Cup tour this season, Said, a star road racer, has angered GM execs by jumping in James Finch's Dodge this week. "I got in a lot of trouble," Said said. "Jay Frye

Off Week Notes:

Off Week Notes:

March 4, 2005
Two weeks down, 34 to go. With those numbers looming, an off-week for the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series is, in reality, anything but that. The next event – the UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400 on March 13 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway – is fast approaching. For some competitors, there

Team Yellow to run two cars:

Team Yellow to run two cars:

March 2, 2005
Full-time Phoenix Racing driver Johnny Sauter welcomes road-racing legend Boris Said to Team Yellow Racing, as the two racers will take to the track in swamp holly orange paint schemes. Sauter will pilot the #28 Yellow Dodge with the special event "Reverse Spike" paint

Edwards tests at VIR with Said:

Edwards tests at VIR with Said:

February 28, 2005
Carl Edwards, who has no road course experience, tested the #60 Busch Series Ford with accomplished road racer Boris Said at Virginia International Raceway. The tests were in preparation for Sunday's road race in Mexico. Said was thoroughly impressed with Edwards'

Some California Qualifying Notes:

Some California Qualifying Notes:

February 26, 2005
This is Kyle Busch's first career Bud Pole in eight NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series races. Six drivers have posted their series-first Bud Pole in fewer races: Mark Martin (three), Ryan Newman (three), Kasey Kahne (three), Johnny Benson (four), Jimmie Johnson (four) and Loy

Said in the #1 at Mexico, Sauter in the #28:

Said in the #1 at Mexico, Sauter in the #28:

February 25, 2005
Boris Said will compete in the #1 Phoenix Racing car at Mexico, while regular driver Johnny Sauter will fill the spot in the #28 Jay Robinson Racing car..(NASCAR Scene Magazine) AND When the green flag flies in the Mexico 200 at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, two

California News and Notes:

California News and Notes:

February 25, 2005
The buzz surrounding Tony Stewarts (#33 Old Spice Chevrolet) own version of the pass in the grass en route to his first NASCAR Busch Series victory at Daytona last Saturday has barely died down. Now, the adrenaline rush following the 2005 season-opener now carries

California News and Notes:

California News and Notes:

February 25, 2005
To hear Rick Crawford (#14 Circle Bar Truck Corral Ford) tell it, competing in 200 consecutive NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series races was the furthest thing from his mind when he took the green flag at Walt Disney World Speedway in Florida on Jan. 19, 1997. Crawford showed

Rolex 24 At Daytona:

Rolex 24 At Daytona:

February 6, 2005
many NASCAR drivers will be running the Rolex 24 At Daytona [International Speedway]. Scott Pruett won the pole on Thursday in a Chip Ganassi with Felix Sabates Lexus Riley. NASCAR drivers scheduled to race include Kurt Busch, Matt Kenseth, Greg Biffle, Jimmie Johnson

Bowers involved in Diversity:

Bowers involved in Diversity:

January 26, 2005
Chattanooga [TN] businessman Nelson Bowers, who fields the Nextel Cup cars driven by #01-Joe Nemechek, #10-Scott Riggs and #36-Boris Said, said he'll join NASCAR's diversity effort by hiring Joe Henderson to drive selected Late Model and ARCA races this year. Bowers

Daytona 500 Testing – Day 2, Jan 12, 2005:

Daytona 500 Testing – Day 2, Jan 12, 2005:

January 12, 2005
AM session: #24-Jeff Gordon was once again the fastest in Daytona 500 testing at Daytona International Speedway with a speed of 184.786 mph, followed by #88-Dale Jarrett at 184.509, #16-Greg Biffle at 184.487, #19-Jeremy Mayfield at 184.411 and #36-Boris Said at 184

Gordon fastest in Tuesday’s AM Practice and repeats in PM, LaJoie and Said at the top:

Gordon fastest in Tuesday’s AM Practice and repeats in PM, LaJoie and Said at the top:

January 11, 2005
#24-Jeff Gordon was fastest in the morning testing session at Daytona International Speedway for the Daytona 500 [Feb. 20th] with a speed of 185.265mph, followed by #36-Boris Said at 185.181, #19-Jeremy Mayfield at 184.506, #16-Greg Biffle at 184.430 and #97-Kurt Busch

Rusty ‘speedy’ at Infineon:

Rusty ‘speedy’ at Infineon:

June 9, 2004
Rusty Wallace posted the fastest lap Tuesday during a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup test session at Infineon Raceway. The NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series will visit the scenic Sonoma Valley later this month for the Dodge/Save Mart 350 (June 25-27). Wallace, a two-time winner at Infineon