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Jeff Gordon #1 on Active list: Where does everyone think he will end up? I think 2nd overall.


1 Richard Petty 200
2 David Pearson 105
3 Bobby Allison 84
Darrell Waltrip 84
5 Cale Yarborough 83
6 Dale Earnhardt 76
7 Jeff Gordon 75
8 Rusty Wallace 55
9 Lee Petty 54
10 Ned Jarrett 50
Junior Johnson 50
12 Herb Thomas 48
13 Buck Baker 46
14 Bill Elliott 44
15 Tim Flock 39
16 Bobby Isaac 37
17 Mark Martin 35
18 Fireball Roberts 33
19 Dale Jarrett 32
20 Tony Stewart 29
21 Rex White 28
22 Fred Lorenzen 26
23 Jim Paschal 25
Joe Weatherly 25
25 Jimmie Johnson 23
Ricky Rudd 23
27 Terry Labonte 22
28 Bobby Labonte 21
Benny Parsons 21
Jack Smith 21
31 Speedy Thompson 20
32 Davey Allison 19
Buddy Baker 19
34 Geoff Bodine 18
Neil Bonnett 18
Jeff Burton 18
Harry Gant 18
38 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 17
Marvin Panch 17
Curtis Turner 17
41 Fonty Flock 16
42 Kurt Busch 15
Ernie Irvan 15
Matt Kenseth 15
45 Dick Hutcherson 14
LeeRoy Yarbrough 14
47 Dick Rathman 13
Tim Richmond 13
49 Ryan Newman 12
50 Greg Biffle 11
Kevin Harvick 11
52 Donnie Allison 10
Sterling Marlin 10
54 Paul Goldsmith 9
Cotton Owens 9
Bob Welborn 9
57 Kyle Petty 8
58 Darel Dieringer 7
A.J. Foyt Jr. 7
Kasey Kahne 7
Jim Reed 7
Marshall Teague 7
63 Ward Burton 5
Bob Flock 5
Dan Gurney 5
Alan Kulwicki 5
Tiny Lund 5
Dave Marcis 5
Jeremy Mayfield 5
Ralph Moody 5
71 Lloyd Dane 4
Carl Edwards 4
Charlie Glotzbach 4
Eddie Gray 4
Bobby Hamilton 4
Pete Hamilton 4
Parnelli Jones 4
Hershel McGriff 4
Joe Nemechek 4
Eddie Pagan 4
Ken Schrader 4
Morgan Shepherd 4
Nelson Stacy 4
Billy Wade 4
Michael Waltrip 4
Glen Wood 4
87 Bill Blair 3
Kyle Busch 3
Robby Gordon 3
Dick Linder 3
Frank Mundy 3
Elliott Sadler 3
Gwyn Staley 3
94 John Andretti 2
Johnny Beauchamp 2
Red Byron 2
Derrike Cope 2
Ricky Craven 2
Ray Elder 2
Denny Hamlin 2
James Hylton 2
Bobby Johns 2
Joe Lee Johnson 2
Al Keller 2
Elmo Langley 2
Danny Letner 2
Billy Myers 2
Jimmy Pardue 2
Steve Park 2
Tom Pistone 2
Marvin Porter 2
Gober Sosebee 2
Jimmy Spencer 2
Emanuel Zervakis 2
115 Johnny Allen 1
Bill Amick 1
Mario Andretti 1
Earl Balmer 1
Johnny Benson 1
Brett Bodine 1
Ron Bouchard 1
Richard Brickhouse 1
Dick Brooks 1
Bob Burdick 1
Marvin Burke 1
Neil Cole 1
Jim Cook 1
Mark Donohue 1
Joe Eubanks 1
Lou Figaro 1
Jimmy Florian 1
Larry Frank 1
Danny Graves 1
Royce Haggerty 1
Bobby Hillin Jr. 1
Jim Hurtubise 1
John Kieper 1
Harold Kite 1
Paul Lewis 1
Johnny Mantz 1
Sam McQuagg 1
Jamie McMurray 1
Lloyd Moore 1
Jerry Nadeau 1
Norm Nelson 1
Bill Norton 1
Phil Parsons 1
Dick Passwater 1
Lennie Pond 1
Bill Rexford 1
Jody Ridley 1
Shorty Rollins 1
Jim Roper 1
Earl Ross 1
John Rostek 1
Johnny Rutherford 1
Greg Sacks 1
Leon Sales 1
Frankie Schneider 1
Wendell Scott 1
Buddy Shuman 1
John Soares 1
Lake Speed 1
Chuck Stevenson 1
Donald Thomas 1
Tommy Thompson 1
Brian Vickers 1
Art Watts 1
Danny Weinberg 1
Jack White 1
 
I'd like to think so too, but the truth is Jeff Gordon is at the verge of retiring, give him 2-3 years and he will hang it up for good.

Anywho i do think he'll catch Bobby Allison and Darrel Waltrip for third :)
 
31 wins to get into 2nd place is a pretty tall order.

I'd say he'd do well to get into 3rd.
 
His age, his new wife and his new baby I can see 9-10 more wins to move him to 3rd. But, beyond that I think he's done.
 
I'll say he will end up 3-5. Id say he will be racing for quite a while, I give him round 7-10 more years before he hangs up the helmet.
 
I believe he has a very good shot of 3rd on the list. Climbing to second may be too difficult. However, if he gets on a roll and has a few outstanding seasons.......who knows.

At least no one is thinking number one. :D
 
muggle not said:
I believe he has a very good shot of 3rd on the list. Climbing to second may be too difficult. However, if he gets on a roll and has a few outstanding seasons.......who knows.:D
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I am thinking maybe he will get on a roll too. If not 3rd ain't too shabby.
 
I believe that has a lot more wins in him now that he's happy with Ingrid and their pending parenthood.
 
I think this list is very interesting, interesting indeed. It shows that in order to be a champion, you don't have to be a big winner. Check out those who have tied for 63rd on the list and you will find a former champ. Yep, five wins over his carreer, cut short by his untimely death, you will find Alan Kulwicki. On the other hand, you will find a young man who is 17th on this list with 35 wins and no titles. This sport can be very cruel.
 
I didn't realize AJ Foyt had won 7 Cup races. I do remember when he used to enter some of the races but the wins must have been before my time.
 
kat2220 said:
I believe that has a lot more wins in him now that he's happy with Ingrid and their pending parenthood.
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Yeah well wait until he finds out the shotgun wasn't even loaded then we'll see... :eek:

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tkj24 said:
I didn't realize AJ Foyt had won 7 Cup races. I do remember when he used to enter some of the races but the wins must have been before my time.
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A.J. actually raced in 128 Nascar races. So, it would average out to about 2 wins per season over his Nascar career.
 
muggle not said:
A.J. actually raced in 128 Nascar races. So, it would average out to about 2 wins per season over his Nascar career.
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Pretty good, 2 wins per season.
Jeff Gordon, he appears happy and real for now. I'm not a 24 fan, but it's good to see him real and not fake. (don't
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I wish him the best. (except another championship :D )
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kelloggs5TLfan said:
:AHHHH: Ugh, I was just making an observation, I'm a Matt Kenseth, Mark Martin, Denny Hamlin, and RYR fan. :D :cool:
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And i was reffering to tkj24. :bounce:

I dont know if he has been here before but i though he was new :confused:
 
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