Jeff Gordon

Jeff Gordon was born on August 4, 1971. He began hustling with Go-Carts and Sprint Cars and moved gradually up to the NASCAR’s Busch Series and afterward handled a couple of races in 1992. Since his Debut in 1992, Gordon has come out on top for 3 NASCAR Championships and 55 Races.

Toward the finish of the 2002 hustling season, Jeff wound up in the fourth spot in the NASCAR Winston Cup focus standings. In 2002, Jeff and partner Jimmie Johnson contended and came out on top in the Race of Champions in Grand Canaria, Spain. In 2001, he turned into the primary driver to succeed at Kansas Speedway and he won it again in 2002 turning into the main driver to succeed at Kansas. Toward the finish of the 2002 hustling season, Jeff has piled up 61 Winston Cup races. His 3 successes in 2002 were at Bristol, Darlington, and Kansas. He likewise had 3 posts. Starting around 2003, Jeff proceeds to co-own the # 48 race group of Jimmie Johnson. Has brought home 4 Winston Cup Championships: 1995, 1997, 1998, and 2001 turning into the most youthful driver to win quite a large number. With his most memorable title in 1995, Jeff turned into the most youthful driver at 24 years old to bring home a Winston Cup championship. In 1998, he tied a record by coming out on top in 13 races in a similar season and by coming out on top in 4 races in succession. Won 2 Daytona 500s in 1997 and 1999. Turned into the most youthful driver to win the Daytona 500. Won 3 Brickyard 400s remembering the debut one in 1994 and his second one in 1998 and his third one in 2001 making him the primary driver to win it over two times.