Fun Trivia : Robby Gordon

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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information

Robby Gordon

Where did Robby make his Nascar Winston Cup debut?

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Daytona. Robby finished 18th in the 1991 Daytona 500.



At what track did Robby win his first Winston Cup race?

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Loudon. Robby won his first Winston Cup race at Loudon, Robby and Richard Childress donated the purse of {$203,924} to the Uniformed Firefighters Accociation's Widow's and Children's Fund. GO USA



What number was on Robby Gordons car when he ran for Rookie of the Year in Winston Cup?

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40. Robby drove for Sabco Racing with Coors as his sponser in 1997.



What team did Robby drive one race for after their driver was killed in a helicopter accident?

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Robert Yates. Robby drove one race for Yates after Davey Allison was killed in a helicopter accident.



What year did Robby win two Indy Car races?

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1995. Robby won twice in 1995 once at Detriot and once at Phoenix.



Who did Robby Gordon sub for in the 2001 season?

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Mike Skinner. Mike Skinner was injured after a hard wreck at Chicagoland. Robby drove the #31 Lowe's Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing for Skinner.



Where did Robby win his first Winston Cup race?

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New Hampshire. Robby won the season finale in 2001, subbing for the injured Mike Skinner.



Robby raced in the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 in 2002?

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t. He ran the Indy Racing League race at Indianapolis, then hopped on a plane and headed off to Charlotte for the Winston Cup event the same day.



Where is Robby Gordon from?

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Cerritos, CA. This is where he was born. He is not related to fellow Winston Cup driver Jeff Gordon.



What two sponsors were on RCR's (Richard Childress Racing) #31 car, that Robby drove part-time in 2001 and full-time in 2002?

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Lowe's and Cingular. He drove the Lowe's car subbing for Mike Skinner in 2001 and the Cingular car full-time in 2002. Jason Leffler drove Chip Ganassi's #01 car sponsored by Cingular in 2001, and Lowe's moved over to Hendrick Motorsports to sponsor Jimmie Johnson's #48 car in 2002.