Jeff Gordon News

Gordon talks more about TV plans:

Gordon talks more about TV plans:

February 4, 2015
Four-time premier series champion Jeff Gordon was a guest Tuesday on "FOX & Friends," and he discussed more details of his new job as a FOX race analyst. "I am going to do three races this year for FOX and FOX Sports, XFINITY races," Gordon said. "I'm excited

Gordon doesn”™t want car number 24 retired:

Gordon doesn”™t want car number 24 retired:

January 31, 2015
Jeff Gordon knows some of his fans would rather not see the #24 on the car of another Sprint Cup driver. But he believes Chase Elliott will have so much success, his fans eventually will change their minds. So he convinced team owner Rick Hendrick that Elliott, who

Earnhardt Jr. having too much fun to think about retiring:

Earnhardt Jr. having too much fun to think about retiring:

January 30, 2015
With Hendrick Motorsports teammate #24-Jeff Gordon ready to call it quits at the end of the upcoming season, #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr. was asked Thursday about his own eventual retirement. After all, Earnhardt is only three years younger than Gordon. Will the 40-year-

Axalta becomes title sponsor for Pocono race in June:

Axalta becomes title sponsor for Pocono race in June:

January 27, 2015
Pocono Raceway and long-time partner,‚ Axalta Coating Systems, announced a multi-year entitlement agreement which includes the renaming of the annual June NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS) race held at "˜The Tricky Triangle' as the Axalta "We Paint Winners" 400. "We

Is a NASCAR TV analyst career in Jeff Gordon”™s future? UPDATE:

Is a NASCAR TV analyst career in Jeff Gordon”™s future? UPDATE:

January 25, 2015
Would Jeff Gordon trade his helmet for a headset after exiting his #24 Chevy after the 2015 Sprint Cup Season? The four-time series champion said Friday morning he would consider a career as a TV analyst in NASCAR after he leaves full-time competition this year. "I

Is a NASCAR TV analyst career in Jeff Gordon”™s future?

Is a NASCAR TV analyst career in Jeff Gordon”™s future?

January 24, 2015
Would Jeff Gordon trade his helmet for a headset after exiting his #24 Chevy after the 2015 Sprint Cup Season? The four-time series champion said Friday morning he would consider a career as a TV analyst in NASCAR after he leaves full-time competition this year. "I

Gordon and Hendrick NASCAR teleconference:

Gordon and Hendrick NASCAR teleconference:

January 23, 2015
#24-Jeff Gordon and Hendrick Motorsports team owner, Rick Hendrick, met with members of the media to discuss Jeff Gordon's announcement that 2015 will be his final full season of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series competition. Below are some high lights from Thursday's NASCAR

JEFF GORDON BIO BRIEF:

JEFF GORDON BIO BRIEF:

January 22, 2015
FULL NAME: Jeffery Michael Gordon BIRTHDATE: Aug. 4, 1971 BIRTHPLACE: Vallejo, California HOMETOWN: Pittsboro, Indiana FAMILY: Wife Ingrid Vandebosch; daughter Ella Sofia (7); son Leo Benjamin (4) " Four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion (1995, 1997, 1998, 2001) "

Gordon comments on his back:

Gordon comments on his back:

January 21, 2015
#24-Jeff Gordon had a question-and-answer session on the telephone with NASCAR This Week, one question concerned his back: Q)‚ Can you update us about your back spasms? Gordon:‚ "It's not worth talking about. Nothing has changed since last year. It's an ongoing process

Martinsville Speedway Offers High Level Of Action For Small Price:

Martinsville Speedway Offers High Level Of Action For Small Price:

January 15, 2015
The first short-track race of the NASCAR Sprint Cup season, the STP 500 at Martinsville Speedway on March 29, comes with an amazingly high excitement level and at an equally amazing low price. Tickets for the STP 500 begin at just $45 and family packages start at only

Jeff Gordon and Ray Evernham Begin 2015 Living in the Past:

Jeff Gordon and Ray Evernham Begin 2015 Living in the Past:

January 13, 2015
Jeff Gordon and former crew chief Ray Evernham will team up again in 2015. On Jan. 16 in Scottsdale, Arizona, the duo will auction off their final race-winning car at‚ Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale. Proceeds from the sale of the 1999 #24 Pepsi Chevrolet Monte Carlo that

Jeff Gordon in the #46?

Jeff Gordon in the #46?

January 8, 2015
What might have been? All those #24 tattoos vowing allegiance to Jeff Gordon would have never decorated torsos, arms and legs. Those #24 diecast cars would have never been made. And a losing streak of epic proportions would have continued. Yes, Jeff Gordon's car number

Michigan Heritage trophy presented to Chevy Racing:

Michigan Heritage trophy presented to Chevy Racing:

December 18, 2014
The Michigan Heritage trophy is a recognition and celebration of the automobile and its importance to the race track and manufacturers competing in NASCAR. The trophy is presented to the winning manufacturer in each NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Michigan International

2015 Sprint Unlimited Field to feature Chase drivers, Daytona 500 pole winners:

2015 Sprint Unlimited Field to feature Chase drivers, Daytona 500 pole winners:

December 15, 2014
Coming off an exciting 2014 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup finale, NASCAR announced all 16 Chase drivers will be eligible to compete in the 2015 Sprint Unlimited at Daytona International Speedway. The 75-lap, non-points race will once again kick off the NASCAR Sprint

Gordon comments about retirement:

Gordon comments about retirement:

December 15, 2014
from a #24-Jeff Gordon Q&A by Ryan McGee on ESPN.com: McGee:‚ 'This was your best finish in seven years. Under the old Chase system, you'd have finally won a fifth title. But we writers still come at you with retirement questions. So '¦ retirement?' Gordon:‚ '