Scott Riggs News

Berrier staying, Holly NOT moving UPDATE oops, Holly leaves:

Berrier staying, Holly NOT moving UPDATE oops, Holly leaves:

November 6, 2002
Berrier staying, Holly NOT moving UPDATE oops, Holly leaves: Richard Childress says he's not going to release #30 crew chief Todd Berrier from the final two years of his contract, but Childress hasn't said how he might reorganize his three-car team next season. There

Berrier staying, Holly NOT moving UPDATE oops, Holly leaves:

Berrier staying, Holly NOT moving UPDATE oops, Holly leaves:

November 5, 2002
Richard Childress says he's not going to release #30 crew chief Todd Berrier from the final two years of his contract, but Childress hasn't said how he might reorganize his three-car team next season. There has been speculation that Harold Holly [#10 ppc team in the

Ten drivers with the wealthiest sponsors

Ten drivers with the wealthiest sponsors

November 3, 2002
Ten drivers with the wealthiest sponsors, according to a recent Wall Street Journal list of the world's 100 largest public companies (sponsor's rank in parentheses): -- Mark Martin: Pfizer (No. 5 in the world) -- Scott Riggs: Nestle, Busch Series (No. 24) -- Ricky

McMurray wins at Atlanta:

McMurray wins at Atlanta:

October 26, 2002
Jamie McMurray's resume grows more impressive as the race weeks tick off. McMurray, who won his first Winston Cup race two weeks ago at Charlotte in his second start while substituting for the injured Sterling Marlin, picked up his first win in the BGN on Saturday.

Waltrip on the pole at Lowe’s:

Waltrip on the pole at Lowe’s:

October 11, 2002
#99-Michael Waltrip won the pole for the Little Trees 300 at Lowe's Motor Speedway with a speed of 180.343mph. The rest of the top five are: #8-Jeff Burton at 180.337, #1-Jimmy Spencer at 180.282, #87-Joe Nemechek at 180.150 and #10-Scott Riggs at 180.000. For lineup

Burton fastest in Tuesday testing at Atlanta:

Burton fastest in Tuesday testing at Atlanta:

October 8, 2002
Burton fastest in Tuesday testing at Atlanta: #99-Jeff Burton was fastest Tuesday during a two-day test of 12 Winston Cup and Busch teams testing for the Oct. 25-27 NAPA 500 weekend. With overcast skies and a cool breeze blowing, Burton improved his speeds from Monday

Atlanta Testing UPDATE speeds:

Atlanta Testing UPDATE speeds:

October 7, 2002
Atlanta Testing UPDATE speeds: not sure what other drivers are there, but Christian Fittipaldi is testing a Petty Enterprises Dodge today at Atlanta Motor Speedway. It was the first time the former Formula One and current CART driver had driven a Winston Cup-style

Hendrick looking at Hornish? UPDATE:

Hendrick looking at Hornish? UPDATE:

September 20, 2002
Hendrick looking at Hornish? UPDATE: Sam Hornish Jr., who captured his second consecutive Indy Racing League championship Sunday, is on the short list of drivers being considered for Hendrick Motorsports' #25 Chevy in the Winston Cup series next season, ThatsRacin.

No Hornish in NASCAR? UPDATE Hendrick looking at Hornish?

No Hornish in NASCAR? UPDATE Hendrick looking at Hornish?

September 16, 2002
No Hornish in NASCAR? UPDATE Hendrick looking at Hornish? Because of his battle for the IRL championship, combined with his agent negotiating an extension with Pennzoil Panther Racing, Sam Hornish Jr. admitted that time is running out for him with NASCAR. "Because

Jones-Petree? Maybe Not?

Jones-Petree? Maybe Not?

August 24, 2002
Jones-Petree? Maybe Not? Questions continue to swirl around the Jerry Jones-Andy Petree operation. Little has been heard from this side of the garage in several weeks. Petree is doing a delicate balancing act, with Jones looking at a Ford operation and Petree a long

Keller wins pole at Bristol:

Keller wins pole at Bristol:

August 22, 2002
#57-Jason Keller won the pole at Bristol for the Food City 250 with a speed of 124.428mph, it was Keller's 2nd pole of the year. #10-Scott Riggs was 2nd, followed by #99-Michael Waltrip, #29-Kevin Harvick and #27-Jamie McMurray. Points leaders #60-Greg Biffle will

Lepage wins the pole at MIS:

Lepage wins the pole at MIS:

August 16, 2002
#37-Kevin Lepage won the pole at Michigan for the Cabela's 250 with a speed of 185.644mph, breaking the track recored there (for BGN cars). Rounding out the top five were: #99-Michael Waltrip, #10-Scott Riggs, #57-Jason Keller and #59-Stacy Compton. For lineups see

Biffle wins pole at IRP:

Biffle wins pole at IRP:

August 3, 2002
#60-Greg Biffle won the pole at IRP for Saturday nights race with a speed of 109.521mph, outside pole goes to #57-Jason Keller at 109.294, #59-Stacy Compton, #46-Ashton Lewis Jr. and #10-Scott Riggs round out the top five. #9-Jon Wood qualified 6th in his BGN debut

Johnny Sauter wins at Chicago:

Johnny Sauter wins at Chicago:

July 13, 2002
#2-Johnny Sauter won the Twister 300 at Chicagoland Speedway for his first career BGN win after using a two-tire stop on Lap 98 of 200 and then a final stop on Lap 125. Sauter held off #92-Todd Bodine by .420 seconds in a three-lap dash to the finish following a five

Qualifying is over at Chicago after two red flags – Todd Bodine wins pole:

Qualifying is over at Chicago after two red flags – Todd Bodine wins pole:

July 12, 2002
after being delayed due to BGN qualifying running late after two red flags for accidents(see below). #92-Todd Bodine won the pole at Chicago with a speed of 178.772mph. 2nd is #10-Scott Riggs at 178.725, #9-Jeff Burton at 178.719 was 3rd, #21-Jeff Green at 178.619