16 Facts About Jay Sauter

Jason Garrett Sauter was born on June 22,1962 and is an American former professional stock car racing driver.

Jay Sauter previously drove the No 34 Chevrolet Monte Carlo for Frank Cicci Racing in the Busch Series.

Jay Sauter ended the season driving the No 03 RealTree Camouflage Chevy for Richard Childress Racing at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, finishing 22nd.

In 1997, Jay Sauter replaced Mike Skinner in Childress' No 3 GM Goodwrench entry in the truck series.

Jay Sauter won his first career race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Jay Sauter had 15 top-10 finishes that season and finished sixth in the final points standings.

In 1998, Jay Sauter picked up his second career win at Martinsville Speedway and moved up to a career-high fourth in points.

Jay Sauter had eight top-10 finishes, was 17th in the championship points, and was fourth in the Rookie of the Year chase.

In 2001, Jay Sauter won his first career pole at Kentucky Speedway.

At Memphis, Jay Sauter had a chance to pick up his first Busch Series win; but with two laps to go, Jeff Green drove hard in to turn 3, and both cars washed up the track, allowing Randy LaJoie to slip by for the win.

Jay Sauter missed the next two races at Phoenix and Rockingham before getting a ride in the No 25 US Marine Corps Chevrolet for Ed Rensi.

For 2002, Jay Sauter returned to RCR and shared the No 21 Rockwell Automation Chevy with Jeff Green.

Jay Sauter concluded the season driving the No 02 Ford Taurus for Angela's Motorsports, finishing 25th at the Ford 300.

Jay Sauter made his Winston Cup debut in the No 71 for Marcis Auto Racing, finishing 37th at Texas and 43rd at Talladega Superspeedway.

Jay Sauter returned to the truck series, driving four races in the No 06 for MRD Motorsports and finishing 15th at Bristol.

Jay Sauter currently competes in local races on short tracks in Wisconsin.