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Robby Gordon

Robby Gordon

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Search complete. 21 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Robby Gordon".

Oct 15, 2026

Dave WeichertHOST
8:30
The event was held on the Friday after Thanksgiving.
Dave WeichertHOST
8:34
Marked the first of three Cup Series wins for Robby Gordon.
Dave WeichertHOST
8:38
Jeff Gordon, of course, they have no relation, had clinched his last of his four Cup Series championships a week earlier in Atlanta.
Dave WeichertHOST
8:48
From 1974 to 1980, the Cup Series held their final race of the year at the two and a half mile asphalt oval of Ontario Motor Speedway.
Townsend BellGUEST
19:26
You were on track with me.
Townsend BellGUEST
19:29
And I blame you and Robbie Gordon, frankly, because when I was a teenager, you and Robbie were my favorite drivers.
Townsend BellGUEST
19:37
And you were the bad boys of IndyCar.
Townsend BellGUEST
19:39
You were brash.
Matt MartelliHOST
0:06
And I'm here with my boy, Robby Woods.
Matt MartelliHOST
0:09
What's up, Robbie? Just hanging out, man.
Matt MartelliHOST
0:11
It's an absolute honor to be here.
Matt MartelliHOST
0:13
You know, we've been doing this a

7 MINS LATER

Robby WoodsGUEST
7:31
We're going to go short course racing.
Robby WoodsGUEST
7:33
Like I know, cause I was, I was starting to like not get in trouble, but you could tell that I was, it wouldn't have taken much for me to go down the wrong path.
Robby WoodsGUEST
7:40
They were like, my mom and my dad were like, what are we going to do with Robbie? Like, what's he going to do? You know? And, uh, I came to him.
Robby WoodsGUEST
7:45
I'm like, we're going to go build this $250,000 race truck.
Matt MartelliHOST
5:07
Well, one of the, the side stories here, right.
Matt MartelliHOST
5:10
We're going to go down a little side trail is, uh, you know, he's talking about when he rode and all like casual, like, you know, when I rode with Robbie Gordon, right.
Matt MartelliHOST
5:20
Right.
Matt MartelliHOST
5:21
And more or less like that was in the era where Robbie was going from, hey, I'm a good racer to being a total maniac.

12 MINS LATER

Matt MartelliHOST
17:48
I mean, I used to get into arguments with people about NASCAR.
Matt MartelliHOST
17:52
They would go, who's your NASCAR guy? And I knew the first answer I was going to get was going to royally piss them off.
Matt MartelliHOST
17:58
I'd say Robbie Gordon.
Matt MartelliHOST
18:00
They're like,
Matt MartelliHOST
29:03
No, I know.
BJ BaldwinGUEST
29:04
It takes a, you know, like Robbie Gordon is very, very good at a multitude of different things.
BJ BaldwinGUEST
29:10
Yeah.
BJ BaldwinGUEST
29:10
And, you know, he's extremely smart.
Jerry WelchelGUEST
2:29
Everybody was running Volkswagen motors.
Jerry WelchelGUEST
2:30
And then he bought Robbie Gordon's old Valvoline truck.
Jerry WelchelGUEST
2:35
And that's where it all started.
Matt MartelliHOST
2:38
Yeah, and we'll talk about the conversion of that truck because, you know, that truck's still around today.
Eddie NauGUEST
34:05
But, uh, in 94, he started Crown Office Haas with Michael Crown Office and Carl Haas.
Eddie NauGUEST
34:10
And, uh, I think our first race in 94 was in Michigan with Robbie Gordon driving 07, it was, with Ford backing due to Michael Crownface's involvement with that.
Eddie NauGUEST
34:25
And then one of the real great things with that happening is my wife was able to join me as the scorer on that 07, 37, 94, 95, 96 season until we left after 96.
Rick HoustonHOST
34:42
That was going to be my next question.
Steve MezHOST
7:01
And that's super, but you know who he really is, who you're really following.
Steve MezHOST
7:05
You're following Robbie Gordon.
Adam RogersHOST
7:07
I don't think they're going to even know that callback.
Steve MezHOST
7:09
Yeah.
Steve MezHOST
7:13
Okay.
Steve MezHOST
7:14
Don't get me wrong.
Steve MezHOST
7:14
Jimmy Spencer, Robbie Gordon, great race car drivers in their day.
Steve MezHOST
7:19
Okay.

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