Jeff Gordon

Jeff Gordon Past Present and Future As said by Jeff Gordon “You are going to make choices and decisions that sometimes aren't going to always work in your favor and they are going to upset some other people.” Jeff Gordon has went from driving sprint cars in the dirt, to driving in the Nascar sprint cup series, avid supporter of charities and multi-millionaire Jeff’s love for racing started when he was five years old. This is where his father made a racetrack out of the old fairgrounds in Vallejo

years, the sport of stock car racing has seen many legends. In the past two decades, Jeff Gordon has been the man that filled that legend position. Born in 1971 in Vallejo, California, Jeff was raised in Pittsboro, Indiana where he raced midget cars, as well as go karts and sprint cars. Jeff was extremely successful in doing this, becoming the youngest driver ever to earn a USAC license. In October of 1990, Jeff made his stock car debut in the Busch Grand National series (now NASCAR Xfinity Series)

Jeff Gordon is an American professional stock car racing driver and currently an announcer for Fox NASCAR. His main sponsor is DuPont. Jeff Gordon and DuPont have become synonymous as the company has been on the side of Gordon's No. 24 Chevrolet since 1992. Also Jeff Gordon is genuinely as nice guy and donates some of his money to charity. Jeff has won the championship nearly 100 (88) times. NBA 1) I feel the NBA will continue to be popular through this generation and the next. The new

something that's somewhat out of control.” -Jeff Gordon (brainyquote). Jeff Gordon has grown up around racing whether it was BMX, quarter-midget, or sprint car, he was always racing. Jeff Gordon has become NASCAR’s “wonder boy” because of his love and respect for the sport of stock car racing. Jeff Gordon is a famous NASCAR driver. “Jeff Gordon’s first full year of cup racing was when he was twenty-two and he got the rookie of the year. During the 1997 season Gordon became the youngest driver to win the

holding numerous victories at the Daytona 500 and the Winston cup. Modern day NASCAR hasn’t really differed that much. It is said the best NASCAR driver today is Jeff Gordon. Jeff Gordon was born on august the 4 1971 in Vallejo, California. Gordon started driving when he was five years old. Preforming laps on a makeshift track. Gordon won rookie of the year in 1991 in NASCAR. He was the first race car driver to win $100 million dollars in cup winnings in 2011. He placed third on NASCAR all-time

Earnhardt met his untimely demise during the last lap of the 2001 Daytona 500. Earnhardt died Sunday February 18, 2001. He was involved in a three car accident on the final lap of the Daytona 500. Earnhardt was in third, he was behind two cars from his own Dale Earnhardt Incorporated team, and Michael Waltrip was in first followed by Earnhardt’s son Dale Earnhardt Jr. Dale Earnhardt was slightly ahead of Sterling Marlin’s Dodge on the bottom of the high-banked fourth turn. Running three-wide behind

Versatile race car driver Bryan Clauson has died from injuries suffered in an accident at the Belleville Midget Nationals USAC midget race. Clauson was competing in the Belleville Midget Nationals, his 116th race of the year when he was involved in a fatal accident. The 27-year-old race car driver has sustained fatal injuries while racing at the Belleville Nationals midget race in Belleville, Kansas on Saturday. According to the sprint car racing sanctioning body United States Auto Club, Clauson

Bobby Eberle seems to bristle when you use the term gentleman driver. It isn’t so much that he is not a gentleman, and he is definitely a driver. “That term goes right up my spine, because that is not what I consider myself,” Bobby says. He just wants to be a race car driver. This year, the 48 year old driver has four top 10 finishes in 6 starts for JDC Motorsports in the Pro Mazda Championship. An engineer and a former nationally-ranked tennis player, his competitiveness combined well with some

NASCAR is one of the biggest sports in the United States. It is also one of the more dangerous sports. Within the past 20 years alone we have lost NASCAR great Dale Earnhardt as well as fourth generation driver Adam Petty to fatal crashes on the track just to name a few. Earnhardt’s death came as he hit the wall going at 160 miles per hour at the 2001 Daytona 500. Petty lost his life in a fatal crash at the New Hampshire Speedway during a practice run. Petty lost control of his car crashing head

A Weekend at NASCAR As most people are aware, NASCAR is the fastest growing sport in America. NASCAR, or the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, has become a national phenomenon and is attended by millions of Americans of year. The NASCAR season begins in February at the speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida, and runs until November where it concludes at the final race in Homestead, Florida. The season consists of 36 races at tracks throughout the United States. Some tracks, such