NICO BOSCACCI CAPS BAYLANDS COYOTE TRIPLE CROWN WITH THREE CHAMPIONSHIP PODIUMS
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Nicholas “Nico” Boscacci closed out the Baylands Coyote Triple Crown Night Series Saturday night with an impressive showing at Baylands Quarter Midget Racing Association, finishing third in the championship standings across all three of his classes.
Competing in Senior Honda, Senior Animal and LTE 160, Boscacci remained in championship contention throughout the series and entered the finale with an opportunity to add even more hardware to an already successful season.
When the final points were calculated, Nico finished third overall in all three divisions, narrowly missing two championships in the process.
Boscacci ended the series just five points shy of the Senior Animal championship and seven points shy of the LTE 160 title, demonstrating the consistency required to remain in contention through the final night of competition.
Throughout the Coyote Triple Crown, Nico accumulated eight podium rings, including one victory, three runner-up finishes and four third-place finishes.
For a young driver continuing to develop his racecraft, the results showed more than speed. Competing for championships across three different classes required Boscacci to consistently adapt to different cars while maximizing points throughout the series.
The Triple Crown finale also comes at an exciting time in Nico's racing development.
Boscacci was recently selected to join the Race Face NEXT driver development program, becoming the newest young racer added to a group focused on developing drivers both on and off the racetrack.
While performance behind the wheel remains important, Race Face NEXT places an equal emphasis on preparing young drivers for the business side of motorsports. Through the program, Boscacci will continue developing skills in areas including media training, communication, branding, sponsor representation, fan engagement and professional development.
Those skills will become increasingly important as Nico prepares for the next stages of his racing career.
Currently competing in quarter midgets, Boscacci plans to begin transitioning into Bandolero competition while racing on both the West and East Coasts. He will also continue competing in select NASCAR Youth Series events as he builds experience across different tracks and racing environments.
With the Coyote Triple Crown now complete, Boscacci's attention returns to another championship pursuit — the 2026 Baylands season championships.
After finishing third in three separate Triple Crown divisions and coming within single digits of two championships, Nico heads into the next phase of the season with momentum and another opportunity to compete for titles.
ABOUT NICHOLAS “NICO” BOSCACCI
Nicholas “Nico” Boscacci is an 11-year-old race car driver from San Carlos, California, continuing a family motorsports tradition that dates back to the 1970s.
Currently competing in quarter midgets, Nico is developing his racecraft across multiple classes while competing at Baylands Quarter Midget Racing Association and select NASCAR Youth Series events.
Racing is deeply rooted in the Boscacci family, which remains involved in motorsports through its family midget racing program. Nico's long-term development plan includes transitioning into Bandoleros and competing on both the West and East Coasts as he continues progressing through the motorsports ranks.
Boscacci is also a member of the Race Face NEXT driver development program, where his training extends beyond driving to include the communication, media, branding and sponsor-development skills necessary to pursue a long-term career in motorsports.
ABOUT BAYLANDS QUARTER MIDGET RACING ASSOCIATION
Baylands Quarter Midget Racing Association provides young drivers and families in Northern California the opportunity to participate in competitive quarter midget racing.
Located in the San Francisco Bay Area, Baylands hosts racing across multiple quarter midget divisions while providing young competitors an environment to develop car control, racecraft, sportsmanship and mechanical knowledge.
Through club racing, championship events and special series such as the Coyote Triple Crown Night Series, Baylands gives young drivers the opportunity to compete for victories and championships while building the foundation needed to advance through the motorsports ranks.
ABOUT RACE FACE NEXT
Race Face NEXT is a driver development program created by Race Face Brand Development to help promising young racers prepare for the opportunities and responsibilities that come with advancing through motorsports.
The program extends beyond on-track performance, providing drivers with training and development in branding, media, communication, sponsor representation, fan engagement and professional development.
Race Face NEXT is designed to help young competitors understand that building a successful motorsports career requires more than winning races. By developing the skills necessary to professionally represent themselves, their teams and their partners, NEXT drivers are building a foundation designed to help them succeed both on and off the racetrack.
Media Contact:
Rod Wortham
Race Face Brand Development
