Jimmie Reed

Jameson "Jimmie" Mark Reed (born August 8th, 1976) is the driver of the 48 car for Jimmie Reed Racing. His first race was the second of 2003 when he replaced Jimmie Johnson. He is known to be the first ever signed up driver to win a race in the ShopRite Series.
==Career==
Jimmie Reed had been one of the best drivers in all of 2003 was running usually 6th in points despite missing the Daytona 500 until he fell toward outside the top 10 toward the end of the season. He also had 1 win at Atlanta. Late in the year, he stole a win from Jeffery Chev, starting 5th on the last restart and having super fresh tires compared to the 4 cars in front of him and in one lap, he stole the win. He ended the year with two wins, seven top 5s, ten top 10s, and a ninth place points finish. His 2004 season saw less races up front, as he had frequent mid-pack runs and his only memorable performance came in a narrow loss to Christopher Able at Chicagoland. He sat as low as 20th in points, but was able to show a turnaround by getting his first career pole at Talladega and going on to win. He went on to finish a low 19th in the standings with 1 win, 4 top fives, 11 top tens.
==List Of Wins==
#2003 Atlanta 500
#2003 Pop Secret 400
#2004 Talladega 500
== Records ==
* First signed-up driver to win in ShopRite Series (2003 Atlanta 500)
* Second driver to win a race from the pole (2004 Talladega 500)