When it comes to drivers within the NASCAR teams under the same organization, they help each other out sharing information and even sometimes in the race track too. But if you are competing for the wins, your teammate is equal to a driver from a rival team. That’s what happened with Jimmie Johnson and Jeff …
Jeff Gordon joined Fox Sports for the 2016 season and then signed a multi-year extension with the broadcasting company in 2019. Gordon will leave the Fox Sports booth to take a major role at (HMS) Hendrick Motorsports as vice chairman and the second-ranking team official to majority owner Rick Hendrick. Jeff Gordon will leave his role as …
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Jeff Gordon joined Fox Sports for the 2016 season and then signed a multi-year extension with the broadcasting company in 2019. Fox’s NASCAR booth may be heading for more changes next season (2022) after Adam Stern of Sports Business Journal, reported that Gordon is weighing his options on potentially leaving Fox Sports broadcast booth and expanding his role …
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By winning the Cup Series regular-season finale at Daytona International Speedway, William Byron became the only driver beside Jeff Gordon to win a Cup race driving the No. 24 car. The No. 24 has been driven by 64 drivers in Cup Series history. Only Byron and the four-time champion Jeff Gordon have driven the car …
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With 656 consecutive NASCAR Cup Series races following his start at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Kevin Harvick must be eyeing Jeff Gordon’s record. Jimmie Johnson was the current leading driver in consecutive NASCAR Cup Series races with 663 starts. However, he had to miss the race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway last Sunday as he tested positive …
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