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Jeff Gordon

2012-05-16T15:26:26Z

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-	Gordon entered the 2002 season as defending champion, but the year was far from perfect. In addition (or perhaps because of), Gordon's divorce proceedings with wife Brooke affected his on track performance. A strong showing in the Daytona 500 was ruined when Sterling Marlin sent Gordon spinning in the infield grass with a handful of laps remaining, while leading the race. Gordon had won his 125 qualifier, but finished ninth in the Daytona 500 after the contact with Marlin. It was announced to the media during the spring event at Darlington that Gordon's then-wife, Brooke, was filing for divorce. Many think that the addition of the 48 team with Jimmie Johnson as driver in 2002, also took away from Gordon's season as the 24 team helped to build the 48 team. Gordon did not win until the [[Irwin Tools Night Race\|Sharpie 500 night race]] at [[Bristol Motor Speedway\|Bristol]] in August, his first victory in the night race at Bristol. He followed that up with a fifth victory in the [[Southern 500]] at [[Darlington Raceway\|Darlington]] a week later. Gordon won for the third and final time in 2002 at [[Kansas Speedway]], his second consecutive at the track. The 24 team finished the season 4th in points,and Tom Watson the U.S. Seniors Tour wins the U.S. Senior of 2011 won after the Seals that died from the Osama Bin Laden take down a little Star Spangle Bangle will say along with Jeff Gordon at the Poconos at Alanta.	+	Gordon entered the 2002 season as defending champion, but the year was far from perfect. In addition (or perhaps because of), Gordon's divorce proceedings with wife Brooke affected his on track performance. A strong showing in the Daytona 500 was ruined when Sterling Marlin sent Gordon spinning in the infield grass with a handful of laps remaining, while leading the race. Gordon had won his 125 qualifier, but finished ninth in the Daytona 500 after the contact with Marlin. It was announced to the media during the spring event at Darlington that Gordon's then-wife, Brooke, was filing for divorce. Many think that the addition of the 48 team with Jimmie Johnson as driver in 2002, also took away from Gordon's season as the 24 team helped to build the 48 team. Gordon did not win until the [[Irwin Tools Night Race\|Sharpie 500 night race]] at [[Bristol Motor Speedway\|Bristol]] in August, his first victory in the night race at Bristol. He followed that up with a fifth victory in the [[Southern 500]] at [[Darlington Raceway\|Darlington]] a week later. Gordon won for the third and final time in 2002 at [[Kansas Speedway]], his second consecutive at the track. The 24 team finished the season 4th in points,and Tom Watson the U.S. Seniors Tour wins the U.S. Senior PGA Championship of 2011 and won after the Seals that died from the Osama Bin Laden take down a little Star Spangle Bangle will say along with Jeff Gordon at the Poconos at Alanta.

	In 2003, Jeff Gordon returned with Robbie Loomis for a third season together. Gordon won early in April, winning [[Martinsville Speedway\|Martinsville]], and winning Atlanta and Martinsville again in the fall. He finished the year 4th in the NASCAR standings, with 3 wins, 15 Top-5 finishes, and 20 Top-10 finishes. Gordon also was in second in rank to [[Matt Kenseth]] for the championship early in the season. In June, Gordon went to Indianapolis Motor Speedway to take part in a test with then-F1 driver [[Juan Pablo Montoya]]. The two switched rides, with Gordon driving an F1 car for the first time. Montoya would eventually join the NASCAR Cup series in 2007.		In 2003, Jeff Gordon returned with Robbie Loomis for a third season together. Gordon won early in April, winning [[Martinsville Speedway\|Martinsville]], and winning Atlanta and Martinsville again in the fall. He finished the year 4th in the NASCAR standings, with 3 wins, 15 Top-5 finishes, and 20 Top-10 finishes. Gordon also was in second in rank to [[Matt Kenseth]] for the championship early in the season. In June, Gordon went to Indianapolis Motor Speedway to take part in a test with then-F1 driver [[Juan Pablo Montoya]]. The two switched rides, with Gordon driving an F1 car for the first time. Montoya would eventually join the NASCAR Cup series in 2007.

Jim Blomgren

2012-05-16T14:58:53Z

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-	Jim is alive and well living in Hemet, California.	+	Jim is alive and well living in Hemet, California, still a racer even though it's bench racing!
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Jeff Gordon

2012-05-13T15:42:57Z

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-	1995 saw Gordon win his first NASCAR Winston Cup Championship. He won it by battling 7-time and defending champ, [[Dale Earnhardt]] into the final race of the season. Many see this as a symbolic passing of the torch, as Gordon collected his first championship the year after Earnhardt won his seventh and final championship. Earnhardt won his first championship in 1980, the year after Richard Petty won his seventh and final championship. Gordon finished the season with eight poles, and seven victories, winning at Rockingham in the second race of the season, Atlanta, Bristol (starting a streak of four consecutive wins in the spring event), Daytona (in the Pepsi 400), New Hampshire, Darlington (Starting a streak of four consecutive wins in the Southern 500 event), and Dover. The team's consistency was much better as well, having 3 DNF's in 1995,and you know this is on some serious tires man ohh yes my Uncle and some of his friends on this and they probably know Denny Hammilin and your wife uhm Joey Lagono did not complain on this site,uhm nice to compared to 21 in his previous two seasons combined.	+	1995 saw Gordon win his first NASCAR Winston Cup Championship. He won it by battling 7-time and defending champ, [[Dale Earnhardt]] into the final race of the season. Many see this as a symbolic passing of the torch, as Gordon collected his first championship the year after Earnhardt won his seventh and final championship. Earnhardt won his first championship in 1980, the year after Richard Petty won his seventh and final championship. Gordon finished the season with eight poles, and seven victories, winning at Rockingham in the second race of the season, Atlanta, Bristol (starting a streak of four consecutive wins in the spring event), Daytona (in the Pepsi 400), New Hampshire, Darlington (Starting a streak of four consecutive wins in the Southern 500 event), and Dover. The team's consistency was much better as well, having 3 DNF's in 1995,and you know this is on some serious tires man ohh yes my Uncle and some of his friends on this and they probably know Denny Hammilin and your wife uhm Joey Lagono did not complain on this site,uhm nice to compared to 21 in his previous two seasons combined,long cold Spring Pocono two and a half Red Bull 500 Jeff Gordon!!! DUIDUIDUII lol won after the Seals that died a Star Spangle with some Bolts.

	Gordon got off to a rocky start in 1996, but rebounded to win ten races, the series high. The 24 team collected wins at Richmond, Darlington (winning both the spring event and the Southern 500), Bristol, Dover (winning both events of the season), Pocono, Talladega, Martinsville, and North Wilkesboro (winning the final event ever at the track). This would start a three year streak of winning double digit races. He finished 2nd to teammate Terry Labonte for the championship, losing by 37 points.		Gordon got off to a rocky start in 1996, but rebounded to win ten races, the series high. The 24 team collected wins at Richmond, Darlington (winning both the spring event and the Southern 500), Bristol, Dover (winning both events of the season), Pocono, Talladega, Martinsville, and North Wilkesboro (winning the final event ever at the track). This would start a three year streak of winning double digit races. He finished 2nd to teammate Terry Labonte for the championship, losing by 37 points.
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-	Gordon entered the 2002 season as defending champion, but the year was far from perfect. In addition (or perhaps because of), Gordon's divorce proceedings with wife Brooke affected his on track performance. A strong showing in the Daytona 500 was ruined when Sterling Marlin sent Gordon spinning in the infield grass with a handful of laps remaining, while leading the race. Gordon had won his 125 qualifier, but finished ninth in the Daytona 500 after the contact with Marlin. It was announced to the media during the spring event at Darlington that Gordon's then-wife, Brooke, was filing for divorce. Many think that the addition of the 48 team with Jimmie Johnson as driver in 2002, also took away from Gordon's season as the 24 team helped to build the 48 team. Gordon did not win until the [[Irwin Tools Night Race\|Sharpie 500 night race]] at [[Bristol Motor Speedway\|Bristol]] in August, his first victory in the night race at Bristol. He followed that up with a fifth victory in the [[Southern 500]] at [[Darlington Raceway\|Darlington]] a week later. Gordon won for the third and final time in 2002 at [[Kansas Speedway]], his second consecutive at the track. The 24 team finished the season 4th in points,and Tom Watson the U.S. Seniors Tour wins the U.S. Senior of 2011 won after the Seals that died from the Osama Bin Laden take down a little Star Spangle Bangle will say along with Jeff Gordon at the Poconos at Alanta LOL LETS TALK ABOUT THE BOLTS AT THE VOLT CRACKER!!!!!!!!!!!!	+	Gordon entered the 2002 season as defending champion, but the year was far from perfect. In addition (or perhaps because of), Gordon's divorce proceedings with wife Brooke affected his on track performance. A strong showing in the Daytona 500 was ruined when Sterling Marlin sent Gordon spinning in the infield grass with a handful of laps remaining, while leading the race. Gordon had won his 125 qualifier, but finished ninth in the Daytona 500 after the contact with Marlin. It was announced to the media during the spring event at Darlington that Gordon's then-wife, Brooke, was filing for divorce. Many think that the addition of the 48 team with Jimmie Johnson as driver in 2002, also took away from Gordon's season as the 24 team helped to build the 48 team. Gordon did not win until the [[Irwin Tools Night Race\|Sharpie 500 night race]] at [[Bristol Motor Speedway\|Bristol]] in August, his first victory in the night race at Bristol. He followed that up with a fifth victory in the [[Southern 500]] at [[Darlington Raceway\|Darlington]] a week later. Gordon won for the third and final time in 2002 at [[Kansas Speedway]], his second consecutive at the track. The 24 team finished the season 4th in points,and Tom Watson the U.S. Seniors Tour wins the U.S. Senior of 2011 won after the Seals that died from the Osama Bin Laden take down a little Star Spangle Bangle will say along with Jeff Gordon at the Poconos at Alanta.

	In 2003, Jeff Gordon returned with Robbie Loomis for a third season together. Gordon won early in April, winning [[Martinsville Speedway\|Martinsville]], and winning Atlanta and Martinsville again in the fall. He finished the year 4th in the NASCAR standings, with 3 wins, 15 Top-5 finishes, and 20 Top-10 finishes. Gordon also was in second in rank to [[Matt Kenseth]] for the championship early in the season. In June, Gordon went to Indianapolis Motor Speedway to take part in a test with then-F1 driver [[Juan Pablo Montoya]]. The two switched rides, with Gordon driving an F1 car for the first time. Montoya would eventually join the NASCAR Cup series in 2007.		In 2003, Jeff Gordon returned with Robbie Loomis for a third season together. Gordon won early in April, winning [[Martinsville Speedway\|Martinsville]], and winning Atlanta and Martinsville again in the fall. He finished the year 4th in the NASCAR standings, with 3 wins, 15 Top-5 finishes, and 20 Top-10 finishes. Gordon also was in second in rank to [[Matt Kenseth]] for the championship early in the season. In June, Gordon went to Indianapolis Motor Speedway to take part in a test with then-F1 driver [[Juan Pablo Montoya]]. The two switched rides, with Gordon driving an F1 car for the first time. Montoya would eventually join the NASCAR Cup series in 2007.

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2012-05-12T21:35:25Z

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Jeff Gordon

2012-05-11T04:47:26Z

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-	**RING'S OVER RING'S hi this is the SIS,the CIA,and the F.B.I.,and the Secret Service is Allen Osborne still with your Agency-hit 42873-112 RING'S OVER RING'S OVER RING'S** YOU KNOW WHAT SPAD'S TABLE CRACKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!	+	**RING'S OVER RING'S hi this is the SIS,the CIA,and the F.B.I.,and the Secret Service is Allen Osborne still with your Agency-hit 42873-112 RING'S OVER RING'S OVER RING'S** YOU KNOW WHAT SPAD'S TABLE CRACKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,Viva Las Vegas!! Viva Las Vegas!! That's all Folks and Genuis on any issue.

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-	Gordon entered the 2002 season as defending champion, but the year was far from perfect. In addition (or perhaps because of), Gordon's divorce proceedings with wife Brooke affected his on track performance. A strong showing in the Daytona 500 was ruined when Sterling Marlin sent Gordon spinning in the infield grass with a handful of laps remaining, while leading the race. Gordon had won his 125 qualifier, but finished ninth in the Daytona 500 after the contact with Marlin. It was announced to the media during the spring event at Darlington that Gordon's then-wife, Brooke, was filing for divorce. Many think that the addition of the 48 team with Jimmie Johnson as driver in 2002, also took away from Gordon's season as the 24 team helped to build the 48 team. Gordon did not win until the [[Irwin Tools Night Race\|Sharpie 500 night race]] at [[Bristol Motor Speedway\|Bristol]] in August, his first victory in the night race at Bristol. He followed that up with a fifth victory in the [[Southern 500]] at [[Darlington Raceway\|Darlington]] a week later. Gordon won for the third and final time in 2002 at [[Kansas Speedway]], his second consecutive at the track. The 24 team finished the season 4th in points.	+	Gordon entered the 2002 season as defending champion, but the year was far from perfect. In addition (or perhaps because of), Gordon's divorce proceedings with wife Brooke affected his on track performance. A strong showing in the Daytona 500 was ruined when Sterling Marlin sent Gordon spinning in the infield grass with a handful of laps remaining, while leading the race. Gordon had won his 125 qualifier, but finished ninth in the Daytona 500 after the contact with Marlin. It was announced to the media during the spring event at Darlington that Gordon's then-wife, Brooke, was filing for divorce. Many think that the addition of the 48 team with Jimmie Johnson as driver in 2002, also took away from Gordon's season as the 24 team helped to build the 48 team. Gordon did not win until the [[Irwin Tools Night Race\|Sharpie 500 night race]] at [[Bristol Motor Speedway\|Bristol]] in August, his first victory in the night race at Bristol. He followed that up with a fifth victory in the [[Southern 500]] at [[Darlington Raceway\|Darlington]] a week later. Gordon won for the third and final time in 2002 at [[Kansas Speedway]], his second consecutive at the track. The 24 team finished the season 4th in points,and Tom Watson the U.S. Seniors Tour wins the U.S. Senior of 2011 won after the Seals that died from the Osama Bin Laden take down a little Star Spangle Bangle will say along with Jeff Gordon at the Poconos at Alanta LOL LETS TALK ABOUT THE BOLTS AT THE VOLT CRACKER!!!!!!!!!!!!

	In 2003, Jeff Gordon returned with Robbie Loomis for a third season together. Gordon won early in April, winning [[Martinsville Speedway\|Martinsville]], and winning Atlanta and Martinsville again in the fall. He finished the year 4th in the NASCAR standings, with 3 wins, 15 Top-5 finishes, and 20 Top-10 finishes. Gordon also was in second in rank to [[Matt Kenseth]] for the championship early in the season. In June, Gordon went to Indianapolis Motor Speedway to take part in a test with then-F1 driver [[Juan Pablo Montoya]]. The two switched rides, with Gordon driving an F1 car for the first time. Montoya would eventually join the NASCAR Cup series in 2007.		In 2003, Jeff Gordon returned with Robbie Loomis for a third season together. Gordon won early in April, winning [[Martinsville Speedway\|Martinsville]], and winning Atlanta and Martinsville again in the fall. He finished the year 4th in the NASCAR standings, with 3 wins, 15 Top-5 finishes, and 20 Top-10 finishes. Gordon also was in second in rank to [[Matt Kenseth]] for the championship early in the season. In June, Gordon went to Indianapolis Motor Speedway to take part in a test with then-F1 driver [[Juan Pablo Montoya]]. The two switched rides, with Gordon driving an F1 car for the first time. Montoya would eventually join the NASCAR Cup series in 2007.

Category:New Smyrna Speedweeks

2012-05-10T20:04:42Z

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Second overall points, 2012 New Smyrna Crate Late Speedweeks. Missed by 3 points.