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Boris Said to drive first five Cup races in 2010

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Boris Said is committed to running the first five races in 2010 and will announce his sponsorship for the Daytona 500 on Saturday.

Said, who is driving the No. 94 Turner Motorsports BMW in the Grand-Am Rolex 24 at Daytona this weekend, will pilot the No. 36 Ford for Bill Jenkins in NASCAR this season. Frankie Stoddard, who Said referred to as his "partner" in the venture, will be the crew chief. Roush Fenway Racing will provide the cars and engines.

Said, 47, said the team is still looking for sponsorship for the remaining races to fill out the schedule.

"If we have to start and park we will," Said said. "We're going to run the first five races that's for sure."

Said has attempted four Daytona 500s and qualified for the 2005 and 2007 event. His best finish was 14th three years ago. Said's best NASCAR Cup finish on the 2.5-miler was fourth in the 2006 Coke Zero 400.