Gordon Gal's Garage
Visitors since 2/21/1999
Welcome to my Jeff Gordon Page.
I have only just begun building this site so please be patient as I have gathered all kinds of
information on Jeff Gordon and NASCAR Winston Cup Racing events.
My hope is you will enjoy visiting my site as much as I have in building it for everyone to see.
September 29, 1999
Ray Evernham is gone, Brian Whitesell is in and the NASCAR Racing world shocked.
One of the most successful driver/crew chief tandems in NASCAR Winston Cup Series history has officially come to an end.
Hendrick Motorsports has issued a release stating it has granted crew chief Ray Evernham a release from his contract,
which was to run through 2006. Under the terms of an agreement reached this week, Evernham leave is effective immediately.
Brian Whitesell, who was the team's car chief, has been named Evernham's replacement.
October 3, 1999
Brian Whitesell is off to a great start, leading the #24 team to a fifth place qualifing effort and a race win,
with a not to pit decision at the last yellow, in his first Winston Cup Race as crew chief.
Dec. 7, 1999
Hendrick Motorsports announced Tuesday that NASCAR Winston Cup Series veteran Robbie Loomis has been named crew chief
for three-time champion Jeff Gordon and the No. 24 DuPont Automotive Finishes Chevrolet team.
Jan. 1, 2001
New look for the Dupont Automotive Finishes Chevrolet in 2001
Feb. 18, 2001
VERY SAD NEWS
Racing Fans mourn the death of Seven Time Winston Cup Champion
Dale Earnhardt who lost his life at the Daytona 500 2/18/2001
The winningest driver at Daytona crashed on the last lap going
into the last turn after being bumped by another car.
Sadly he never got to see his newest DEI driver, Michael Waltrip,
win his first Winston Cup points race after fifteen years of trying.
Mar. 4, 2001
Jeff Gordon and the No. 24 DuPont Automotive Finishes Chevrolet team win first race
of the 2001 Winston Cup Season with the new "Flame" paint scheme car.
Tony Stewart is the 2005 NASCAR Nextel Cup Champion.
