Jeff Burton re-signs with Roush

By Elwood
September 3, 2003 in The Off-Topic Bar

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Elwood

Posted September 3, 2003

Jeff Burton re-signs with Roush

September 2, 2003

CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -- Jeff Burton signed a contract extension Tuesday to continue driving the No. 99 Ford for Roush Racing.

Terms of the deal were not released.

Burton has driven for Roush since 1996 and has scored all 17 of his victories for the team.

``Jack Roush has done so much for me and my career over the last eight years, I'm truly looking forward to continuing our partnership into the future,'' said Burton. ``We have a really strong, young team and they all have a tremendous work ethic and a hunger to win, which is what Jack Roush and Roush Racing is all about.''

Burton still needs a sponsor for his car, because Citgo is leaving at the end of the season.

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