Brian Sockwell
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| Born: | June 7, 1968 | |
| Birthplace: | Brown Summit, North Carolina | |
| Achievements: | — | |
| Awards: | — | |
| NASCAR Nationwide Series Statistics | ||
| Car #, Team | #97 - Reary Racing | |
| 2005 NNS Position: | 123rd | |
| Best NNS Position: | 100th (2004) | |
| First Race: | 2004 Goulds Pumps ITT Industries 200 | |
| Wins | Top Tens | Poles |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
| NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Statistics | ||
| 2005 NCTS Position: | 61st (2003) | |
| Best NCTS Position: | 45th (1999) | |
| First Race: | 1999 Florida Dodge Dealers 400 | |
| Wins | Top Tens | Poles |
| 0 | 0 | 0 |
Brian Sockwell (born June 7, 1968 in Brown Summit, North Carolina) is a NASCAR driver.
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[edit] Early career
Sockwell raced in the Goody's Dash Series for several years, earning several wins. In 1997 he came close to winning the Goody's Dash Series championship, but was edged out by 138 points by Mike Swaim, Jr.
[edit] Early NASCAR career
Sockwell started racing in the Craftsman Truck Series in 1999, forming his own team the #28 Chevrolet. In his first race, he started 28th and finished 12th, but had little success after that. In 2000, his limited success continued until the Sears Craftsman 175, where he finished 11th. He also switched teams to the #54 unsponsored Chevy. In 2001, he gained sponsorship from Cutler-Hammer, but they parted ways. He later moved on to the #0 truck sponsored by Intensitee Custom Race Wear. This also lasted a race also, as he moved on again, this time the #81 Ware Racing Enterprises Chevy. He later gained sponsorship from Cooper Wiring. In the last race he entered in the 2001 season, he moved to the #71 Chevy sponsored by Oshmans.
[edit] 2002-2004
In 2002, he came back to the #54 Chevy sponsored by Maddux Supply Co. and later Lowdermilk Electric. He struggled throughout the 2002 season. The 2003 CTS season would be his last season in the Craftsman Truck Series. In his last race, he and his sponsor moved to the #5 Ware Racing Enterprises team, but wrecked and was released at the end of the season.
In his first season in the Busch Series, he went to the #94 Chevy sponsored by RaceApe.com. Later in the season, he moved to the #41 Chevy sponsored by cashwell.com.
[edit] 2005-Present
In his only race of the 2005 season, the Sam's Town 250, he went to the #88 Reary Racing Chevy.
He attempted the 2007 Kroger 250 truck race, however he failed to qualify.
He also attempted the Gateway 250 in the #97 Reary Racing Chevy, however he was pulled from the entry list.
[edit] Personal life
He has a wife named Janet and a daughter.
