Boston Reid is a Universal Service Administrative Company and National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing driver.
Background
Reid was born in Logansport, Indiana, where his father Lynn Reid, a former Industry car chief, was the Honda Motorcycle dealer. He later moved his shop to Kokomo, Indiana. By the time he was twelve years old, he was racing 80cc go-karts and mini-sprint cars under the tutelage of his father.
Career
Reid is a 2001 Graduate of Taylor High School. Reid began racing at the age of seven before moving on to the World Karting Association two years later. In 1999, Reid moved to the Great Lakes Outlaw Sprint Series, a sprint car division based in the MidWest.
He drove the George K. Devine Special number 9 to several race wins over the next two years.
He would go on to race in France as part of the Red Bulletin Racing Formula One program, where he was signed to a sponsorship deal. In 2004, Reid signed a driver development contract with Hendrick Motorsports.
He made his Busch Series debut later that year at Richmond International Raceway with NEMCO Motorsports, finishing 37th after a crash. He made two more starts that year.
In 2005, he raced seven races for Hendrick in the Busch Series.
His best race was at Nashville Superspeedway, where he started and finished seventeenth. Unfortunately, he was released from his contract at Hendrick at the end of the year. In 2006, Reid was a rookie in the Craftsman Truck Series circuit with the new Woodard Racing team
He had run 20 races with a best finish of 13th when he was replaced by Damon Lusk.