Jeff Gordon

Jeff Gordon last won on September 6, 2010 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

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Jeff Gordon and his family moved to Pittsboro, Indiana in 1986. He was 15 years old at the time.

In his Nascar career, Bobby Labonte has won 21 Cup Series races, 10 Nationwide Series races and 1 Truck Series race.

Jeff Gordon had an awesome childhood, after his mom and dad were divorced.

His step dad was more like a father to him than his actual father.

John Bickford, his step dad, ran a racing shop and it got Jeff into the sport.

When Jeff was 5 he started racing Quarter Midgets, at 10 he started racing Sprint cars and when he was 15 he started racing Stock cars.

Jeff Gordon has won 6 "point races" at Daytona, 3 of them were Daytona 500 wins, the other 3 were the 2nd Daytona race of the year. (Does not include the qualifying races) 7/1/95 - 2/16/97 - 10/17/98 - 2/14/99 - 7/3/04 - 2/20/05

Jeff Gordon competed in one race in 1992, and has been racing full time from 1993 to the present season in the Nascar Cup Series.

If you are referring to Brooke Sealey she is living comfortably in Palm Beach.

Jeff Gordon's last Nascar win came on June 12, 2011. It was the 5-Hour Energy 500 at Pocono Raceway.

Jeff Gordon's wife, Ingrid Vandebosch, is 5 feet 9 inches.

I'd say Jeff Gordon isn't liked mainly because there are so many Dale Earnhardt fans and everyone from the south likes Earnhardt. So when Jeff Gordon started breaking Earnhardts records those fans didn't like it and felt threatened that their favorite driver in Earnhardt might not be the best still and when Dale Jr. came along all of this just added to Gordons dislike because he would beat junior at the super speedways such as talladega. Also Gordon has been known as a cry baby and many don't like him because of that.

His real father is Bill Gordon.....still lives in the Bay Area.

Jeff Gordon drives for Hendrick Motorsports (Rick Hendrick, Owner), alongside Jimmie Johnson (#48), Kasey Kahne (#5), and Dale Earnhardt Jr. (#88). Gordon has driven for Hendrick Motorsports since 1992.

As of Dec. 2008 his estimated net worth was $205 million.

Jeff Gordon ran his first Busch Series race (now known as the Nationwide Series) on October 20, 1990. His first Cup Series race was on November 15, 1992. Jeff started to race full time in the Cup Series in 1993.

Jeff Gordon met his first wife Brooke Sealey, a former Miss Winston, in victory lane. Due to Nascar's policy of drivers not being allowed to date Miss Winston, they began dating in secret. They married a short time later.

Jeff Gordon currently lives in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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There is no way of knowing for whom he voted, since voting is confidential. Sometimes, a famous person (like an athlete or a TV celebrity) will publicly announce his or her support for a candidate, but Dale Earnhardt Jr. has not done that. Some fan websites have claimed that Dale is a Republican (as are a majority of NASCAR fans), which may very well be true. It may also be true that he voted for Mitt Romney in 2012; but there is no way to know for certain unless Dale tells us.

Yes, he is. Jeff Gordon is still racing in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series.

He's part owner of Jimmie Johnson's car, along with Rick Hendrick.

No.Although he is part owner in the HMS stable,Rick Hendrick is the owner of the #24.Jeff Gordon is the owner of the #48 driven by Jimmie Johnson!

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