Jeremy Mayfield

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Biography

Born on May 27, 1969 in Owensboro, Kentucky, Jeremy Mayfield began his racing career early in life, when raced BMX bikes on local tracks.…more

Born

5/27/1969, Owensboro, Kentucky

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Jeremy Mayfield

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    • Jeremy:I feel like we won the race. It is just such a relief to know that we're going to get to race on Sunday. We've had some time to build some good cars, and hopefully now we have turned the corner and things are going to start working our way. I'm just really pumped up. I just can't wait to get out there and start the race on Sunday. (After qualifying for the 2007 Food City 500 in Bristol)
    • Jeremy: It's embarrassing. It's a bad feeling. We've got to keep our confidence in ourselves and our team, keep our egos and pride in check, and just realize it's a tough sport. We chose to do this, and I chose to be a part of this team. We've just got to fight some battles and get through it. (About his team's rough start to the 2007 season)
    • Jeremy: We were pretty happy with the way our 360 OTC Toyota Camrys ran in testing, and we're confident that we'll make the 500. But I'd be lying if I didn't say it's a bit of a stressful situation, not having any points to fall back on. I guess the good thing about Daytona is that there are a couple of different opportunities to get in, even if you have some sort of catastrophic problem during the week. We'd certainly like to see all three of the BDR Toyotas make the race so we could try to work together during the 500. (During race week before the 2007 Daytona 500)