Scott Lagasse Jr.
No. 11 America’s Incredible Pizza Company Toyota Camry
Camping World Sales 200
New Hampshire International Speedway
Saturday June 27, 2009
Scott Lagasse Jr. Quick Facts:
- Scott Lagasse Jr. will run his first full season with CJM Racing this year in the NASCAR Nationwide Series and compete for Raybestos Rookie-of-the-Year honors
- Lagasse Jr. currently sits 12th in the driver point standings; 80 points separates him from 10th place
- The America’s Incredible Pizza Company team posted a 16th-place finish last weekend at the Milwaukee Mile. The team has had three top-16 finishes in the last three races
- Since the start of the 2009 season, Lagasse Jr. has posted a career high qualifying effort of fifth at Nashville and has garnered three top-10 finishes with a season best finish of eighth coming from Talladega
- Lagasse Jr. has one start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. In his 2005 NNS debut there, an early race incident sent him to the garage just 47 laps in. He was credited with a 40th place finish
CJM Racing Quick Facts:
- CJM Racing’s primary sponsor, America’s Incredible Pizza Company, is family entertainment! High quality, all-you-can-eat pizza, pasta and dessert buffets as well as an 80-item salad bar, themed dining areas, private party rooms and a fairgrounds family fun center loaded with games, rides and attractions geared for all ages. The all indoor Incredible Fairgrounds includes over 100 interactive, family friendly video and redemption. Please visit www.incrediblepizza.com for more information
- The 2009 season marks the second season CJM Racing will compete in the NASCAR Nationwide Series full-time. The team currently sits 17th in the owner point standings after 15 races this season
- CJM Racing transitioned over to Toyota Camry’s during the off-season. The team will bring chassis # 015 to New Hampshire. # 015 is the same chassis the team ran at Phoenix where a late race accident sent them to the garage early; resulting in a 32nd place finish
- The alliance with Joe Gibbs Racing continues in 2009. The partnership formed late last year will allow the teams to share technical information as well as research and development
- CJM Racing’s has two starts at New Hampshire Motor Speedway; their best finish came last year when the team posted an 11th place finish
- Eric Marro, a soldier in the New Hampshire National Guard, will be honored as this week’s Incredible Hero. Marro’s quick thinking helped snuff out a potential ambush in a small town just north of Baghdad in February of 2005
Driver Scott Lagasse Jr.’s Thoughts Heading into New Hampshire:
“I’m hoping for a clean weekend at New Hampshire. It seems we’ve fallen victim to a lot of different scenarios out on the race track every weekend. We always find a way to pull ourselves together and bring home a solid finish but a top-10 would be nice. The team fixed our Phoenix car and we’ll be bringing it to NH. This is the same one we were running in the top-10 with before a late race incident sent us to the garage early. It’s a solid race car so as long as we stay out of trouble I think we’ll be really good on Saturday.”
Driver Scott Lagasse Jr. on New Hampshire Motor Speedway:
“I’ve only raced at New Hampshire Motor Speedway once and I didn’t get a lot of miles in so I’m heading into this with the “rookie” state of mind. I’ll take some time to talk to other (veteran) drivers and get familiar with the race track during practice. Basically start with a fresh attitude about the race track. ”
| 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series Stats:
|
| STARTS: |
15 |
| WINS: |
0 |
| TOP-5's: |
0 |
| TOP-10's: |
3 |
| AVERAGE STARTS: |
22.4 |
| AVERAGE FINISH : |
18.7 |
| TOTAL LAPS COMPLETED: |
2849 |
| TOTAL POSSIBLE LAPS : |
2975 |
| DRIVER'S POINTS: |
12 |
| OWNER'S POINTS: |
17 |
| WINNINGS: |
$417,713 |
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