19 Facts About Brian Simo

Brian Simo was born on October 1,1959 and is an American former professional racing driver and businessman.

Brian Simo is a veteran of Trans-Am racing and the owner and founder of the No Fear clothing line.

Brian Simo raced the No 90 Ford to a 36th-place finish and failed to qualify the car at Watkins Glen.

Brian Simo earned a 15th place starting spot at Infineon, and finished 42nd after transmission failure.

Brian Simo did not return to the Sprint Cup Series until 2005 when he raced the No 33 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet at Infineon.

Brian Simo started the race in 22nd and worked his way up to 10th place to finish the race with his first top ten.

In 2006, Brian Simo was selected to run the road course events for Front Row Motorsports.

Brian Simo was unable to qualify their No 61 Chevrolet at Infineon, however he did qualify the No 34 Chevrolet for Watkins Glen, his race ended early and finished 41st after being involved in a crash.

For 2007, Brian Simo attempted both road courses for Front Row Motorsports in the No 37 Dodge, however he was unable to qualify.

Brian Simo finished 43rd at Infineon and failed to qualify for Watkins Glen due to rain.

Brian Simo attempted both road course races for Tommy Baldwin in 2009, but did not qualify for both.

Brian Simo returned at Infineon in 2010 for Tommy Baldwin, but did not qualify.

Brian Simo made the race at Infineon for the number 81, but did not qualify at Watkins Glen in the 46.

Brian Simo attempted Sonoma in 2012 for Inception Motorsports, but was the only car not to qualify.

Brian Simo's first start in the Nationwide would come in the No 03 Chevrolet.

Brian Simo started the race in the 20th position, but had a driveshaft failure after eight laps and ended the race in the 40th position.

Brian Simo started the race in 39th and provided another 22nd-place finish for the team.

Brian Simo's first start came at Mexico City and he finished 28th in the race.

Brian Simo competed in the two other road course races on the schedule for FRM, those being Montreal where he finished 30th, and 20th at Watkins Glen.