Scott Riggs News

Penalties Announced:

Penalties Announced:

November 7, 2001
NASCAR announced penalties against two drivers for their actions during the Nov. 3 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Auto Club 200 at California Speedway. Officials announced that Jack Sprague has been fined $5,000 and Scott Riggs $2,500 under Section 12-4-A of the NASCAR

Riggs on the pole at California:

Riggs on the pole at California:

November 3, 2001
#2-Scott Riggs won the pole at California Speedway with a speed of 173.678mph. #60-Travis Kvapil is on the outside pole at 172.542. Roiunding out the top five are #14-Rick Crawford third, #46-Dennis Setzer in fourth and #3-David Starr will start 5th. See That's Racin

Leffler to the CTS?

Leffler to the CTS?

October 22, 2001
Leffler to the CTS? Reports have Jason Leffler (current driver of the #01 Cingular Dodge and rumored to be out of that ride for Jimmy Spencer) taking over the #2 Dodge Truck in the CTS next year. The #2 CTS team is owned by Jim Smith [who also owns the #7 Ford -- to

Hornaday back to the CTS?

Hornaday back to the CTS?

October 9, 2001
A new rumor has Ron Hornaday leaving his [#14] Winston Cup ride to return to his Craftsman Truck roots. With Scott Riggs departing the #2 Dodge CTS ride after this season to move into the #10 BGN ride, Hornaday has been mentioned as taking Riggs spot.(NASCAR.com)(10

Kvapil wins at Texas:

Kvapil wins at Texas:

October 5, 2001
#60-Rookie Travis Kvapil won the Silverado 350 Friday night for his first NASCAR Truck series victory, taking the lead with six laps left when #2-Scott Riggs (finished 13th) slowed because of a flat tire. #14-Rick Crawford was 2nd and #24-Jack Sprague was 3rd. #24-

Riggs wins pole at Texas:

Riggs wins pole at Texas:

October 4, 2001
#2-Scott Riggs set a track qualifying record with a lap at 181.953mph Thursday to earn the pole at Texas Motor Speedway. #1-Ted Musgrave, #17-Ricky Hendrick, #50-Jon Wood and #99-Kyle Busch round out the top five. See That's Racin' for the NASCAR Silverado 350 lineup

Wallace out of the #7? UPDATE 4 Lepage In:

Wallace out of the #7? UPDATE 4 Lepage In:

October 3, 2001
Wallace out of the #7? UPDATE 4 Lepage In: hearing that Mike Wallace and the #7 Ultra Motorsports team may part ways before the race this weekend at Lowes Motor Speedway UPDATE: FSN's Totally NASCAR reports Wallace is trying to get out of his contract with Ultra Motorsports

Riggs Replacement? UPDATE 3:

Riggs Replacement? UPDATE 3:

August 29, 2001
hearing Brendan Gaughan will be the new driver for the #2 Ultra Motorsports Dodge, and bring along NAPA sponsorship(7-24-2001) UPDATE: NASCAR.com Buzz is reporting - Early speculation has brought two names into play: Jack Sprague -- the two-time champion who has competed

Biffle Wins at Nazareth:

Biffle Wins at Nazareth:

August 27, 2001
#99-Greg Biffle gave Ford its first victory of the year in the CTS with a virtually perfect performance Sunday in Chevy Silverado 200 race. Biffle, who won the 200-mile race two years ago, erased his own record in leading the final 192 of 200 laps over the triangular

Riggs wins at Nashville:

Riggs wins at Nashville:

August 10, 2001
#2-Scott Riggs raced to his fourth CTS win of the season Friday night, leading 131 of 150 laps in the Federated Auto Parts 200 at Nashville Superspeedway. #18-Joe Ruttman, who entered the race 17 points behind #24-Jack Sprague in the point standings, exited the season

Sprague wins at IRP:

Sprague wins at IRP:

August 3, 2001
Sprague took the lead from Joe Ruttman on the first lap, lost it only after the first round of pit stops, went back in front midway through the race and held off Terry Cook to win the Power Stroke Diesel 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park on Friday night. It was Sprague

Next #10 Rumor UPDATE 3 Official it’s Riggs:

Next #10 Rumor UPDATE 3 Official it’s Riggs:

July 24, 2001
hearing CTS points leader Scott Riggs is in the hunt to take Jeff Greens place as the driver of the #10 ppc Racing Ford in 2002(7-13-2001) UPDATE #10 Announcement: Nestl USA and ppc Racing will be announcing the new driver for the No. 10 Nestl Nesquik Ford Taurus for

Sprague wins at New Hampshire:

Sprague wins at New Hampshire:

July 21, 2001
#24-Jack Sprague led 183 of 200 laps to win the New England 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway, Sprague's second NASCAR Truck series win of the season. Sprague bested rookie #60-Travis Kvapil by 0.932 seconds. #46-Dennis Setzer was third, rookie #17-Ricky

Riggs wins at Kentucky:

Riggs wins at Kentucky:

July 14, 2001
#2-Scott Riggs won second annual Kroger 225 at Kentucky Speedway before 41,229 fans. Riggs scored his third victory of the season in the #2 Team ASE Dodge when he took advantage of an engine problem on Jack Spragues truck. See RacingOne for Kroger 225 Results(7-14-

Another Parker UPDATE

Another Parker UPDATE

June 27, 2001
ppc Racing will field a third entry for Billy Parker in several races during the second half of the 201 BGN season. ppc Racing fields teams for #10-Jeff Green and #57-Jason Keller(Winston Cup Scene)(2-2-2001) UPDATE: #36-Hank Parker Jr. will get the chance to compete