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Sentences forRobby Gordon
- He ran six more races that season and picked up a second win at Watkins Glen International by holding off Robby Gordon on the final lap.Kurt Busch-Wikipedia
- He was in 6th spot on the restart but Robby Gordon ran out of gas on the restart letting Keselowski battle Paul Menard for 4th place.Brad Keselowski-Wikipedia
- At Charlotte, in the 2002 running of the Winston, Busch was involved in an altercation with Robby Gordon.Kurt Busch-Wikipedia
- During the offseason, Burton and his team remained with RCR but were switched to the No. 31 Cingular Wireless-sponsored Chevy, replacing Robby Gordon.Jeff Burton-Wikipedia
- Later in the month, Räikkönen tested Robby Gordon's car at Infineon Raceway, with plans of Gordon fielding a two-car team for him and Räikkönen at the Toyota/Save Mart 350.Kimi Räikkönen-Wikipedia
- On lap 1, he was passed by Robby Gordon for the lead but he spent the first quarter of the race holding off Boris Said and Jeff Burton for second place.Jamie McMurray-Wikipedia
- At the beginning of the 2008 season, GEM signed a technical and marketing agreement with independent driver Robby Gordon, with plans to eventually absorb Robby Gordon Motorsports into the GEM stable.Richard Petty Motorsports-Wikipedia
- John Andretti, Tony Stewart, and Robby Gordon attempted the feat, with Kurt Busch being the latest in 2014.Indianapolis 500-Wikipedia
- Later Ganassi debuted rookie Robby Gordon in selected events.Chip Ganassi Racing-Wikipedia
- Starting with the 2007 season, Robby Gordon switched from Chevrolet to Ford vehicles after signing a contract with Ford Racing.Roush Fenway Racing-Wikipedia
- In the 1980s and 1990s, short course was extended to racing inside stadiums in the Mickey Thompson Entertainment Group; this format was revived by Robby Gordon in 2013 with his Stadium Super Trucks series.Auto racing-Wikipedia
- He was replaced by Robby Gordon and Martin Truex Jr. for the rest of the year.Dale Earnhardt Jr.-Wikipedia
- The Stadium Super Trucks series was founded in 2013 by former NASCAR driver Robby Gordon.United States Auto Club-Wikipedia
- Robby Gordon won that race.New Hampshire Motor Speedway-Wikipedia
- In the mid-1980s the Mickey Thompson Entertainment Group held several Stadium Off-Road Racing Series events, showcasing such drivers as Ivan Stewart, Robby Gordon, and Walker Evans.Astrodome-Wikipedia
- On April 1, 2015, Wallace tested a Stadium Super Truck owned by former NASCAR driver Robby Gordon, and the following day, he announced he would race in the series' X Games round in Austin.Rusty Wallace-Wikipedia
- Starting alongside Robby Gordon, Franchitti led 13 laps and came close to the win.Dario Franchitti-Wikipedia
- After a caution period had finished, Ambrose had well-known Sprint Cup regular and Dakar Rally racer Robby Gordon behind him.Marcos Ambrose-Wikipedia
- In his first race, at Montreal in the inaugural NAPA 200, Papis avoided Marcos Ambrose' crash (caused by a disqualified Robby Gordon), with 2 laps left, to finish in third place.Max Papis-Wikipedia
- In the 2005 Sylvania 300, Waltrip wrecked Robby Gordon's No. 7 Jim Beam Chevrolet after the yellow flag had come out.Michael Waltrip-Wikipedia
- He also ended up unexpectedly winning the inaugural race at Montreal in August, the NAPA Auto Parts 200, after with two laps to go, leader Robby Gordon was black-flagged for intentionally causing a crash involving rookie Marcos Ambrose.Kevin Harvick-Wikipedia
- This crash also collected Jason Leffler, Sterling Marlin, Robby Gordon, Mike Wallace, Ricky Craven, Terry Labonte, Buckshot Jones, Ricky Rudd, Ward Burton, and more.Bobby Labonte-Wikipedia
- NASCAR immediately black-flagged Busch and parked him for the remainder of the race for his aggressive driving; this was the first case of this being done since Robby Gordon was parked in a 2007 Nationwide Series race at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.Kyle Busch-Wikipedia
- On lap 145, Robby Gordon brushed the wall, and Burton ran over debris.Brickyard 400-Wikipedia
- Prior to the current sponsorship deal with Hendrick Motorsports, Lowe's was the sponsor of the No. 31 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing driven by Mike Skinner and Robby Gordon from 1997 to 2001.Lowe's-Wikipedia
- In the final laps, Vickers was chasing down Kurt Busch for the win, but Robby Gordon blew a tire to bring out the caution; allowing Jeff Gordon and Carl Edwards to catch Vickers on the restart.Brian Vickers-Wikipedia
- In January 2017, Mears tested a Stadium Super Truck, a series owned by former NASCAR driver Robby Gordon; the Stadium Super Trucks are similar to the stadium trucks raced by Mears' father Roger, though they contain V8 engines instead of V6.Casey Mears-Wikipedia
- On August 4, 2007, Kevin Harvick made history by winning the first NASCAR Busch Series (now Xfinity Series) race at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in what was one of the most controversial NASCAR races ever, as Robby Gordon claimed to have won the race.Circuit Gilles Villeneuve-Wikipedia
- Hunter-Reay is married to ex-Champ Car World Series pit reporter, and off-road racing driver, Beccy Gordon, sister of former Champ Car World Series, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and Verizon IndyCar Series driver and car owner Robby Gordon.Ryan Hunter-Reay-Wikipedia
- Franchitti missed most of the year, and his place was taken by Dan Wheldon at Motegi, Robby Gordon at Indianapolis, and Bryan Herta for the remainder of the year (with Wheldon taking over a regular role from retiring team boss Michael Andretti).Dario Franchitti-Wikipedia
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