Boris Said (born September 18 1962) is an American race car driver from Carlsbad, California but grew up in Connecticut and New York City. He drove a part-time schedule in the NASCAR Sprint Cup series driving the #36 Chevrolet for MB Sutton Motorsports. He competed in his first cup race in 1999, and his first oval race in 2004 (at Homestead). His first Daytona 500 start was in 2005. He is commonly referred to as a "Road Course Ringer" along with Ron Fellows and Scott Pruett among the media and other drivers for his ability on the road courses at Infineon Raceway and Watkins Glen International.