Jay Sauter News

IROC Testing at RIR:

IROC Testing at RIR:

May 19, 2004
IROC testing continues on Tuesday, May 18th at Richmond International Raceway in preparation for the first RIR and short track race in IROC Series history. IROC test drivers Jay Sauter, Jim Sauter, Dave Marcis and winner of the second IROC race of the 2004 season,

Richmond Notes and Facts:

Richmond Notes and Facts:

May 11, 2004
WHAT: NASCAR Busch Series race at Richmond International Raceway. Race 11 of the 34-race schedule

Richmond Testing Continues:

Richmond Testing Continues:

May 6, 2004
NASCAR NEXTEL Cup drivers are threatening to break the poll record of 21.194 seconds (approximately 127 mph) at Richmond International Raceway. After two full days of testing the new asphalt among more than 20 drivers, all agreed that the record would fall during Wawa

Tire testing at RIR next week UPDATE:

Tire testing at RIR next week UPDATE:

April 23, 2004
Goodyear will hold a tire test next Tuesday and Wednesday at Richmond International Raceway because of the repaving done there. #12-Ryan Newman, #17-Matt Kenseth and #29-Kevin Harvick will test tires.(Roanoke Times)(4-21-2004) UPDATE: Please note that both days of

IROC Testing at Atlanta:

IROC Testing at Atlanta:

April 6, 2004
The International Race of Champions (IROC) series will test Tuesday and Wednesday at Atlanta Motor Speedway as they prepare for their Oct. 30 season finale at the fast, high-banked track. Jim and Jay Sauter and Dave Marcis are expected to test the IROC cars on Tuesday

Biffle on the pole at Bristol:

Biffle on the pole at Bristol:

March 26, 2004
#60-Greg Biffle's day with his NASCAR Busch Series team started with a wreck and ended with a pole. During Friday morning's practice session at Bristol Motor Speedway, Biffle got into a wreck with Jay Sauter, which damaged both cars. By the afternoon, Biffle's Roush

IROC Tests at Texas:

IROC Tests at Texas:

February 27, 2004
Race teams testing at Texas Motor Speedway are usually in search of additional speed. Parity and equality took precedence over speed Thursday as the Crown Royal International Race of Champions machines took to Texas Motor Speedway for the first time in preparation

Sauter to work with IROC:

Sauter to work with IROC:

February 5, 2004
Jay Sauter, who drove four years in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series for Richard Childress and Felix Sabates, recently accepted a role as test-driver for the rejuvenated IROC series. Sauter will join his father Jim and Dick Trickle and Dave Marcis in IROC.(Bristol

Henderson Motorsports making 2004 debut at Bristol in March:

Henderson Motorsports making 2004 debut at Bristol in March:

February 5, 2004
Charlie Henderson has fielded cars in the NASCAR Busch Series since its inception in the 1970s, and its been done without the help of a major corporate sponsor. The hood of the Chevrolet bears the logo of Hendersons Food Country grocery stores. Thats meant a large

Testing at the Rock UPDATE:

Testing at the Rock UPDATE:

October 28, 2003
The following drivers will be at North Carolina Speedway Tuesday, October 28th testing for the upcoming NASCAR weekend November 7 - 9, 2003. Cup drivers #25-Brian Vickers and #43-Jeff Green; Busch Series #7-Kyle Busch, #75-Jay Sauter and #2-Ron Hornaday. Grandstand

Jay Sauter in the #75? UPDATE:

Jay Sauter in the #75? UPDATE:

January 23, 2003
BGN Racing is reporting that Jay Sauter may be running a limited schedule in the #75 Henderson Motorsports ride.(01-20-2003) UPDATE: Jay Sauter will drive the Henderson Motorsports #75 BGN car for the 2003 season. Sauter will be replacing Butch Miller who will be running

Angela’s Motorsports to run two cars at Homestead:

Angela’s Motorsports to run two cars at Homestead:

November 12, 2002
The Angela's Motorsports - wiredflyer.com-sponsored team will consist of two cars at Homestead: #02-Jay Sauter and #71-Kevin Lepage.(Catchfence via BGNRacing.com)(11-12-2002)

McLaughlin with a new team in 2003:

McLaughlin with a new team in 2003:

October 26, 2002
Mike McLaughlin will drive in 2003 for a new BGN team, Angela's Motorsports, who announced their formation Saturday at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The team, formed by 26-year-old racing enthusiast Angela Harkness and business partner Gary Jones, will field their #02 Fords

RCR BGN Changes, could include Hornaday or Raines UPDATE Hornaday in the #2:

RCR BGN Changes, could include Hornaday or Raines UPDATE Hornaday in the #2:

October 10, 2002
Richard Childress Racing is evaluating its BGN program and will likely make some driver changes for next season. Jeff Green, who drives RCRs #30 Chevy in the Cup series, said Friday he if he does compete in the BGN for RCR next season, it would be on a more-limited

Childress and Marcis Racing team up at Talladega:

Childress and Marcis Racing team up at Talladega:

October 4, 2002
Childress and Marcis Racing team up at Talladega: Realtree announced a one-race sponsorship of the #71 Marcis Racing Chevy, with engine and body provided by Richard Childress Racing(RCR). RCR BGN driver Jay Sauter, will attempt to make his second Winston Cup start