Henri Zogaib

Henri Zogaib (Born 5 July 1973 in Beirut, Lebanon) is a Lebanese born American racing driver and convicted scam artist. Zogaib primarily ran in the Rolex Sports Car Series.

After graduating from the Skip Barber Racing School Zogaib's first appearance in professional auto racing came at California Speedway in the Grand-Am Cup. The Daytona Beach, Florida resident joined Schuitemaker Motorsports in the GS class. With teammate J. C. France the duo finished their Nissan 350Z thirtheenth overall, twelfth in class. The Lebanese born driver again joined the team during the 2005 race at Watkins Glen International. This time Zogaib was joined by Eddie Hennessy and Murray Marden]] to score a 43rd place finish, 34th in class.

In 2005 Zogaib also competed in the Rolex Sports Car Series for Blackforest Motorsports. A crash ended his debut in the 24 Hours of Daytona early. At Watkins Glen International Zogaib scored a tenth place finish in the Spirit of Daytona Racing Crawford DP03. For 2007 Zogaib joined Michael Shank Racing for a partial season in the Rolex Sports Car Series. The driver ran four races in one of their Lexus powered Riley Mk. XI chassis. A seventh place at Miller Motorsports Park was Zogaib's best result.

For 2008 Zogaib joined SAMAX Motorsport for a full time season with seasoned veteran Ryan Dalziel. The team, headed by Peter Baron, was flying high with a second place at Virginia International Raceway and a win at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. However the winning mood soon changed after a Ponzi scheme involving Zogaib was uncovered.

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