Especially when it came to short tracks and road courses he had 6 consecutive road course victories and he has 12 wins just between Bristol and Martinsville. It's awesome to be a Jeff Gordon fan.
Proud to say I saw 4 wins #17,#48, #54, #62. 2 at Dover, 2 at Martinsville. Got to see him race 31 times and finish first or 2nd place 7 times, including seeing his first win at Martinsville(#48) without RAY. Thanks for the memories, Jeff! I sure do miss seeing him on the racetrack. 7 time Champ- 95,97,98,01,04,07,14.
@@jeffgordonedits1258 I was also at the 2007 Martinsville event when he should have punted the 48 for blocking. Very frustrating. I was at Rusty's last win,too(Martinsville). The race Jeff dominated but a huge hole in the concrete destroyed his front end and ended up 6th. 2004 I believe that was. Sure do miss him on the track.
@@scottwolf497 Yeah, he was way too soft on Jimmie because he saw him too much as a friend instead of a competitor on the track. Johnson had no hesitation on bullying JG on the track, he knew how to separate the two when the green flag waved.
What a career for my old hero Jeff Gordon. If the NASCAR playoffs didn't exist, he would of won 3 more championships in 2004, 2007, & 2014 to become a 7 time champion, and you know what? I still think about that today.
@@Natural-Causes It shouldn't even have come down to that, that's the absurdity of forced points redistribution. If Jeff had the lead he'd built up all season, so what if Kes runs him over like an idiot, his previous good performances over the entirety of the season would have negated that finish.
Back in the day my younger brother was the biggest Jeff Gordon fan, would watch every practice, qualifying, and race. When Gordon got taken out in the fall Texas race in 2014 and him missing the Final 4 he lost his passion for NASCAR. Even though I was a Johnson fan, I overtime felt that Gordon got screwed over but the chase/playoffs and that Jimmie was the benefactor of it. We've moved on to Formula 1 and IndyCar these days
Makes me happy to know that I was watching All 93 victories live!! All 23 years I watched! Such a great career and an awesome driver! Jeff made NASCAR so much better & exciting! To start every single race consecutively is such an awesome record that he has! Thanks for the great video!!
@@rcguy902 Earnhardt was my Favorite Driver. His records and the things that he did in NASCAR will not be forgotten or matched. The days growing up watching Earnhardt, Gordon, Wallace, Jarrett, Martin, and the Labonte Brothers to me was when NASCAR was fun to watch and truly at it’s best and finest.
@@rcguy902 I became a fan when I was 6 years old and Dale was killed 2 days after my Birthday 🎂. I was 16 years old. Truly a sad 😢 day without a doubt.
Jeff Gordon is the reason I'm a nascar fan. Watched him from his first championship when I was a kid all the way to his final races when I was a grown man shedding a tear for the greatest to ever do it. He may not have 7, but he will forever be the best. 24ever
Theres a race where jeff won but he raced very agressive and pushed everyone out of the way all race and really beat on his car and still won.. idk what race it was. 😢 it was a full race i watched. Sadly forgot which
@immortal5812 im about to watch it now. I think he was in his flame car. So possibly? Idk I watched a full race and he was just punting people all race long lol drove like Earnhardt 👍 👌
I blame Matt Kenseth in 2003, even though they had already thought about the playoff before that. I love the old school points system, makes every race matter! One BS wreck wipes out your whole season during the so called Chase…
@@camschuster5947 very consistent results. But sadly, NASCAR Land (sanctioning bodies and fans) cried and they’re the reasons why nascar is still not as good as it used to be. People in 2003 should’ve been mad at Ryan Newman for failing to win the title with his issues. Makes ya think
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT Funny thing is, they wanted the Chase to reward winners, but the Chase Winner has rarely been the driver that's won the most races.
To Me he is a seven time champion By the that I well also say the momentum he might hade on 5 titles he may have one more then 7. Just proves how amazing and why he is the best driver to be in nascar. For he was able to take a badly running car and get more out of it he was always battling for 1 more spot. Ill always look bad my racing hero for ever my favorite driver ever was.
I said it after his 4th championship that nascat implementation of all the crap changes were done to stop him from getting 7 championships and it looks like I was 100%Right!Still the Greatest of all time to me!
This Channel is pretty awsome so far. I grew up loving Jeff Gordon when I was much younger and I really didn't like Jimmy Johnson because he kept winning over him all the time lol. Great memories rewatching the wins from 2000 to 2014. Keep up the good work pal.
I remember when these races happened back when I was a young boy growing into a teenager and then a grown up adult man. It definitely is a part of my history and life that I Will remember for a long time to come. Jeff Gordon Will ALWAYS BE ONE OF THE ALL TIME GREATS FOR ME!!!!
Man, this video makes me happy. I got to see four of those in person - Pocono '96, Loudon '97, Pocono '98 and Pocono '12 (arguably the weirdest "Jeff Gordon Wins" in this clip). Who else got to see some from the stands? Or... like me in Pocono in '12, *under* the stands.
When you look at the amount of victories on all the different tracks, there was no one any better than Jeff Gordon.
If only a few things had been different, no one would hesitate to call him GOAT. Great driver that brough NASCAR into the main stream.
Especially when it came to short tracks and road courses he had 6 consecutive road course victories and he has 12 wins just between Bristol and Martinsville. It's awesome to be a Jeff Gordon fan.
Dale Earnhardt was better
@@rcguy902opinions vary
@brocksisson9550 true but what I said is fact
Proud to say I saw 4 wins #17,#48, #54, #62. 2 at Dover, 2 at Martinsville. Got to see him race 31 times and finish first or 2nd place 7 times, including seeing his first win at Martinsville(#48) without RAY.
Thanks for the memories, Jeff! I sure do miss seeing him on the racetrack.
7 time Champ- 95,97,98,01,04,07,14.
Heck yeah, another 7-time supporter! So awesome you got to see him win in person that many times 😃
@@jeffgordonedits1258 I was also at the 2007 Martinsville event when he should have punted the 48 for blocking. Very frustrating.
I was at Rusty's last win,too(Martinsville). The race Jeff dominated but a huge hole in the concrete destroyed his front end and ended up 6th. 2004 I believe that was. Sure do miss him on the track.
@@scottwolf497 Yeah, he was way too soft on Jimmie because he saw him too much as a friend instead of a competitor on the track. Johnson had no hesitation on bullying JG on the track, he knew how to separate the two when the green flag waved.
What a career for my old hero Jeff Gordon. If the NASCAR playoffs didn't exist, he would of won 3 more championships in 2004, 2007, & 2014 to become a 7 time champion, and you know what? I still think about that today.
Right, I still can’t stand keslowski for recking him to take him out of contention
@@Natural-Causes It shouldn't even have come down to that, that's the absurdity of forced points redistribution. If Jeff had the lead he'd built up all season, so what if Kes runs him over like an idiot, his previous good performances over the entirety of the season would have negated that finish.
@@Natural-Causes that was Gordon's fault he left hole
@@jeffgordonedits1258i did the math and Jeff Gordon would have won the championship… before the last two races!
@@njj9555 For which year? 2007 probably...
Loved watching Earnhardt & Gordon go at it !! The sport hasn't and never will be the same without them !!!🏁🏁
Back in the day my younger brother was the biggest Jeff Gordon fan, would watch every practice, qualifying, and race. When Gordon got taken out in the fall Texas race in 2014 and him missing the Final 4 he lost his passion for NASCAR.
Even though I was a Johnson fan, I overtime felt that Gordon got screwed over but the chase/playoffs and that Jimmie was the benefactor of it.
We've moved on to Formula 1 and IndyCar these days
Makes me happy to know that I was watching All 93 victories live!! All 23 years I watched! Such a great career and an awesome driver! Jeff made NASCAR so much better & exciting! To start every single race consecutively is such an awesome record that he has! Thanks for the great video!!
Makes Me Happy To
Dale Earnhardt was better
@@rcguy902 Earnhardt was my Favorite Driver. His records and the things that he did in NASCAR will not be forgotten or matched. The days growing up watching Earnhardt, Gordon, Wallace, Jarrett, Martin, and the Labonte Brothers to me was when NASCAR was fun to watch and truly at it’s best and finest.
@kennethterry8196 Dale was my favorite too sadly I didn't get to watch him long I became a Nascar fan in 95 at 7 and I was 12 when he passed
@@rcguy902 I became a fan when I was 6 years old and Dale was killed 2 days after my Birthday 🎂. I was 16 years old. Truly a sad 😢 day without a doubt.
Jeff Gordon is the reason I'm a nascar fan. Watched him from his first championship when I was a kid all the way to his final races when I was a grown man shedding a tear for the greatest to ever do it. He may not have 7, but he will forever be the best. 24ever
Judging purely by numbers and stats he DOES, whether NASCAR fails to acknowledge a statistical reality is their problem.
I started watching around 2002 and stopped after he retired. Sad I never got to see him win a championship. Wish I started watched a few years earlier
You did see him win some, three to be precise ; )
Theres a race where jeff won but he raced very agressive and pushed everyone out of the way all race and really beat on his car and still won.. idk what race it was. 😢 it was a full race i watched. Sadly forgot which
Probably a Martinsville race? Maybe Spring of '05 when he came from 3 laps down?
@immortal5812 im about to watch it now. I think he was in his flame car. So possibly? Idk I watched a full race and he was just punting people all race long lol drove like Earnhardt 👍 👌
@@zachpowell4445 If it's the flame car it has to be '05 Martinsville, he wrecked Kurt Busch in that race to get to the lead...
The man that got me into nascar
Keep this content coming! Excellent work
Jeff Gordon is the GOAT
About as good as they get. Legend. GOAT
I wonder what the average margin of victory is for Gordon. I mean a lot of those races he won by what seems like a wide margin.
I blame Matt Kenseth in 2003, even though they had already thought about the playoff before that. I love the old school points system, makes every race matter! One BS wreck wipes out your whole season during the so called Chase…
Matt did nothing wrong, it’s NASCAR’s fault and the fans fault for crying about champions rightfully winning titles early
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT I know, but damn what did he have that year 20 plus top tens?
@@camschuster5947 very consistent results. But sadly, NASCAR Land (sanctioning bodies and fans) cried and they’re the reasons why nascar is still not as good as it used to be.
People in 2003 should’ve been mad at Ryan Newman for failing to win the title with his issues. Makes ya think
Blame NASCAR for thinking they were as popular as the NFL and NCAA football!! How's that working for them??
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT Funny thing is, they wanted the Chase to reward winners, but the Chase Winner has rarely been the driver that's won the most races.
My favorite driver. Whenever he won it would be the best feeling ever.
Also my favorite driver. I totally understand
To Me he is a seven time champion
By the that I well also say the momentum he might hade on 5 titles he may have one more then 7.
Just proves how amazing and why he is the best driver to be in nascar. For he was able to take a badly running car and get more out of it he was always battling for 1 more spot.
Ill always look bad my racing hero for ever my favorite driver ever was.
But he's not my all-time favorite driver however is
I said it after his 4th championship that nascat implementation of all the crap changes were done to stop him from getting 7 championships and it looks like I was 100%Right!Still the Greatest of all time to me!
He will always be my driver. The best simply the best
Couldn't agree more
This Channel is pretty awsome so far. I grew up loving Jeff Gordon when I was much younger and I really didn't like Jimmy Johnson because he kept winning over him all the time lol. Great memories rewatching the wins from 2000 to 2014. Keep up the good work pal.
I remember when these races happened back when I was a young boy growing into a teenager and then a grown up adult man. It definitely is a part of my history and life that I Will remember for a long time to come. Jeff Gordon Will ALWAYS BE ONE OF THE ALL TIME GREATS FOR ME!!!!
what about 1996
The wins from 96 aren’t missing…
playoffs ruined nascar
Certainly eliminated any and all credibility and legitimacy it may have had
Man, this video makes me happy. I got to see four of those in person - Pocono '96, Loudon '97, Pocono '98 and Pocono '12 (arguably the weirdest "Jeff Gordon Wins" in this clip).
Who else got to see some from the stands? Or... like me in Pocono in '12, *under* the stands.
Awesome videos!
You left out the 2005 Daytona 500. Thanks for the video!
No I didn't: "Jeff Gordon's gonna win his 3rd Daytona 500..."
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