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All Or Nothing
May 17 - - Jeff Gordon aims for his fourth career victory in the NASCAR All-Star Race
on Saturday night. Gordon qualified 10th in the revised format where drivers made 3 laps and a pit stop. The All-Star
event is five segments of 20, 20, 20, 20, and 10 laps. The non-points exhibition
race on Saturday night will give the #24 an opportunity to continue to improve on their intermediate track program with the
Gen-6 race car.
Darlington race recap
#24 WALLHAULER RAFFLE: Jeff Gordon will autograph and personalize a #24 Wallhauler to the winner
of the raffle drawing on SATURDAY, May 18. All proceeds benefit The Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation for pediatric
cancer research and treatment. The raffle is limited to 1,024 tickets.
-- Raffle Info
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Fight On Against Pediatric Cancer
As you may know, I didn't start a website about Jeff Gordon with the intention of raising money to fight pediatric cancer. Two years ago, Jackson Panzarello
forever altered the course of my life. Jackson's battle against cancer sparked my efforts to give more children a fighting chance against the disease.
I have many teammates who open their hearts and wallets every time I have a pediatric cancer fundraising event. Whether you've donated $5, $500, or $5,000,
your continued support means to the world to me. My fundraising efforts are directly tied to the power of teamwork. It is truly, as the inscription at Hendrick Motorsports reads,
"the fuel that allows common people to produce uncommon results." Please consider a donation and join our team in the fight against pediatric cancer.
JGCF Donations
Making A Difference
Pediatric cancer fundraising total: $44,955*
2013
Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation: $11,349
St. Baldrick's Foundation: $109
2012
Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation: $12,681
Kick It for Children's Cancer: $12,608
CureSearch: $737
2011
Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation: $1,752
CureSearch: $5,719
*Since 2011
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Calendar
May 18
Wallhauler Raffle
May 18
All-Star Race
May 23
Qualifying
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| Starts |
11 |
| Poles |
0 |
| Wins |
0 |
| Top-5 |
2 |
| Top-10 |
3 |
| DNF's |
2 |
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Track |
Finish |
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Texas |
38 |
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Kansas |
13
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Richmond |
11
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Talladega |
11 |
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Darlngton |
3 |
2009- Jeff Gordon breaks an 18-month victory drought with a win at Texas Motor Speedway.
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