🏳️ Boris Said Jr

Boris Said Jr competes in Trans-Am TA2, a national-level stock car series where he has made 27 starts across six seasons from 2020 to 2025 without a win or podium finish. He has also contested two SCCA Runoffs events. His Racer Rating of 2,730 places him in the amateur-to-semi-professional range, reflecting a career spent racing against drivers of mixed capability rather than consistent front-running competition. His average finishing position across 29 total starts is 17th, with his most recent activity in 2025 yielding a 24th-place finish across six rounds.[1]

The competitive picture around Said Jr reveals a driver regularly outpaced by the stronger members of the TA2 field. His most frequent rivals include Adrian Wlostowski and Rafa Matos, a three-time champion; against both, Said Jr trails significantly in head-to-head records, winning only 9 of 27 encounters with Wlostowski and 6 of 27 with Matos. He holds an even record with Barry Boes and has beaten Tom Sheehan in 18 of 26 shared races, suggesting Sheehan represents his closest match in the field. Said Jr has occasionally finished ahead of considerably stronger drivers such as Gold-graded Connor Zilisch and former champions Corey Day and Robert Noaker, though these instances have been isolated rather than systematic. His head-to-head record against Thomas Merrill, an FIA Silver-graded driver and one-time champion, shows him behind in 16 of 25 meetings.[2]

Said Jr remains active in Trans-Am TA2 in 2025, most recently competing for Nitro Motorsports. His career trajectory suggests a driver working within national club racing rather than progressing toward higher-level competition; his results have shown no marked improvement over six seasons of racing, and he continues to compete as part of a family with roots in professional motorsport.