Originally, the team planned to debut this weekend with driver Boris Said. But, upon further thought, the team decided it would be better to debut at a track where they felt like they had a legitimate chance of winning.

The team now plans to debut at the Toyota/SaveMart 350 from Infineon Raceway in June. Said has been a NASCAR regular on road courses the past few years, and is referred to as a “road course ringer.” His familiarity with the track, no doubt, has played a part in the decision.

No word on who will sponsor the team when it debuts, but it will most likely be No Fear, which has sponsored Said in the past.

Earlier this year, Said attempted to qualify for the Daytona 500 in the No. 08 of EM Motorsports. James Hilton was slated to attempt the Daytona 500 in NFR’s No. 60, but because he did not practice, he was not able to qualify.

With the endeavour, Rick Clark will become the first African American majority owner of a Sprint Cup team since 2003.

No word on which number the entry will have, but Said and NFR have used the No. 60 in the past. The car will most likely be a Ford, and will run Roush-Yates engines, as Said has run Fords and their engines in the past.

Said will attempt to make this year’s Daytona 500 in the No. 08 of EM Motorsports. James Hilton was set to try to get the No. 60 in the Daytona 500, but failed to turn any practice laps, and thus was not allowed to qualify.