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In his Nascar career, Robby Gordon won three Cup Series races and one Nationwide Series race.
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What are some threats to NASCAR?
There are not to many threats to Nascar, unless Jeff Gordon wins at Talladega. And if you are a Nascar fan, you know what I mean.. But one threat is the economy.
How many wins does Jeff Gordon have this NSCS season?
Currently in 2013, Jeff Gordon has not won a race in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series.
Where does Jeff Gordon rank on the all-time wins list for Nascar?
Currently, Jeff Gordon is 3rd in wins, with 85.
What were the Nascar Cup Series races that Jeff Gordon won?
Click on the link below to see a list of Jeff Gordon's Nascar Cup Series wins.
Who has the 4th most wins in Nascar history?
Cale Yarborough and Jeff Gordon are tied for fourth with 83 wins.
Where did Jeff Gordon get most of his wins?
Jeff Gordon has 8 wins at Martinsville Speedway. That is the most he won at any track during his NASCAR Cup Series career..
How far behind is Jeff Gordon from Richard Petty in number of Nascar Cup wins?
Jeff Gordon is 118 behind. He has 82 wins and Richard Petty has 200.
Who has more NASCAR Cup Series wins than Jeff Gordon?
Richard Petty - 200David Pearson - 105Jeff Gordon - 89
When did Jeff Gordon record his 300th win?
Currently, Jeff Gordon has 87 Nascar Cup Series wins. The most wins by any driver is Richard Petty, with 200.
Who is after David Pearson in NASCAR wins?
Richard Petty - 200David Pearson - 105Jeff Gordon - 88
Is Jeff Gordon a top 5 driver all-time in Nascar history?
Yes, he is. Jeff Gordon ranks in Nascar's all-time top 5 in both wins (87) and championships (4).
Who is known as Mr Road Racing?
I couldn't find the answer, but in Nascar, this might give you a hint: The NASCAR road courses always bring into discussion just who the best road racer in NASCAR is. Immediately, the first two names to roll off of the tongue are Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart (with a combined 15 wins on the tracks that go right and left). From there, the attention usually shifts the "ringers" (Ron Fellows and Boris Said) or even to "in-series ringers" (Robby Gordon and Juan Pablo Montoya).
