Jeff Gordon Memorable Finishes (1992-2015)

[@kylew728]

Still think they should have brought back the rainbow car for Jeff's final race in the 24 car.

[@RowdyBrian17]

I would have preferred the DuPont flames car.

[@shawnconder4984]

How about a recreation of the most dominant car he ever drove, T-Rex?

[@TheDude4077]

Absolutely! I miss that old car, brings back so many memories of my childhood.

[@nitro_champ2189]

Kyle W I do to I was a big Jeff Gordon fan

[@Starzcraft88]

well at least he drove the rainbow warrior at bristol - i.imgur.com/7FLPn2B.png

[@rhettalred61]

Here's what's so great about Jeff. He raced for over 20 years against so many different drivers in so many different cars. He had to adjust so much from when he first started to when he finished. Thank you Jeff for all your memories #GOAT

[@danielelliott95]

rhett alred I’m sure if he didn’t have that back injury from slamming into that crazy wall he would still be racing.

[@christenn32]

And he never had another good crew chief after Evernham. But yeah the back injury pretty much dried him up.

[@jakobwedel3168]

@@christenn32 Alan is pretty good but he's no Ray. If he still had Ray and there was no such thing as the Chase, he would have 7 or 8 championships

[@toyotaecw]

Jakob Wedel Would have at least 6 of there was no chase, he was leading points at least twice before the chase reset if I recall correctly.

[@noteminemsburneraccount324]

@@toyotaecw he was leading i believe 07 by over 500 point and ther other by like 300 i think

[@DumpedClutch]

Gordon could of retired at the end of 1999 and still could of been considered one of the GOATs

[@armandomorales3809]

so true

[@christenn32]

If Evernham would have stayed with him Jeff would be the undisputed 2nd best of all time maybe even the best depending on how much you value the King's 200 wins.

[@1ZosoLZ]

Holy shit, it's a talking muffin which book was that?

[@Angus_Gibson]

*could have

[@brockstar1461]

If they never changed to the stupid chase format Jeff would have 7 championships

[@TheDude4077]

I love seeing the highlights of the old rainbow car and all those wins in the 90's, brings me back to childhood. I had posters of that car all over my room when I was kid.

[@kingxa3742]

Thank you Jeff for all the memories you will be missed #24ever

[@krismyers2138]

#24ever

[@bigstunts]

V i

[@audrickbriones997]

King Xa is jeff gordon died?

[@nj3005]

King Xa #24forever

[@kaiii2112]

Audrick briones no shit

[@Ultimate23Dragon]

The 2011 Advocare 500 is my favorite Jeff Gordon race win. It was his first win after my Grandfather, a Jeff Gordon fan, passed away, & his wife of 62 years was watching that race along with me.

[@christenn32]

I had to listen to it on the radio at work because it was rain delayed and run on Monday. Incredible battle with the 48. I thought Jeff was toast, but he fought hard and held him off.

[@MattChaffe]

Really great tribute. Someone should get Gordon to watch this video.

[@billjones8608]

He lived it lol, no need to watch

[@gman2506]

@bill jones That doesn’t really matter too much

[@tatejewell6544]

@@billjones8608 it's still good to r reminisce about them good ol days (idk if I spelled correctly I used my speech to text thing for the word)

[@badtupram]

Man this brings back memories. Two of my best buddies were NASCAR fans as well. One a major Dale Earnhardt Sr. fan the other a huge Dale Jarrett fan and I was all for Gordon. We'd get together to watch the race on Sundays and have a blast. Good times.

[@bricenolan6877]

My uncle Donnie loved NASCAR his favorite was Jeff Gordon. My uncle died last year for stage 4 terminal lung cancer. He will not be forgotten

[@eliasmcdsipe]

my girlfriend and I have watched this on repeat the past several days. There’s just something about Jeff and the way he races. I feel it in my soul.

[@wetpineappl3]

I was a Jeff Gordon super fan so when I heard this I almost teared up may he be remembered as the one of the greatest NASCAR driver in history #24ever

[@kctheboss1870]

Yes sir I think he is the goat

[@Birdfan465]

If he's not the GOAT he has one of the greatest accomplishments in my mind that has everhappened in a cup car . 4 consecutive Southern 500s winning it once is a accomplishment in its own but 4 in a row may never be done again.

[@Birdfan465]

@InjunJoe your right that is also a hellava accomplishment. That will be very tough to duplicate

[@xtremedeath24]

I was at the Martinsville race. That was by far the greatest day of my life. Pit and garage passes. Standing feet away from drivers at introductions and even as they neared the firing of the engines. Then watching the best retaliation when Kenseth wrecked Logano. and to top it off Jeff wins his final race at his best track. Good luck to Chase Elliot. we know he will succeed in nascar because he is an Elliot. #24Ever

[@evanwallace4510]

Awesome video, I've always been a huge fan of Gordon, T Labonte and Jr. Its hard to deny just how great Jeff was.

[@Alex-pj8eu]

VERY nicely put together! Gordon will always be the man!

[@astone_262]

Jeff is of course one of the best if not the best diver in nascar history

[@jbaskinger41]

Behind David Pearson ;)

[@pjbince1421]

Driver not diver

[@kenyork6215]

LEGEND_3_24 umm he would be in the top five but he isn't the greats I mean you know there is Richard Petty Dale Sr. And Jimmy Johnson who recently got his seventh championship win so yeah

[@lwilliams2454]

Ken York if the points system hadnt changed gordon would be at 7

[@LplusRatioplusNobodyCares]

Ken York the level competition hasn’t been the same since Gordon’s prime.

[@needsmetal]

How prophetic at 1:34, "we will remember the name Jeff Gorden"

[@ChuckyLarms]

LOL just not the 79 stock car races run at Indy

[@mastodon98]

@@ChuckyLarms yea i didnt understand that

[@goldenwolf8081]

@@mastodon98same😂

[@JTeam45]

So happy you included the 2007 UAW Ford 500 at Talladega. That was when he won while using my favorite paint scheme. Kinda wish he kept those awesome ghost flames!

[@brendomatic1]

My favorite Gordon memory: getting to be at the Phoenix spring race in 2011 and see him end his 66 race winless streak. The crowd was wild that day.

[@stevebirchall35]

I was there that day as well,having flown clear across the country from Rhode Island to go to Phoenix and Vegas the following week.As a huge Gordon fan I can't tell you what that win meant to me,I was sitting in the grandstands in turns 1 and 2 when he stopped and got out of the car.I still have the local newspaper with that picture on the front page.#24ever!!!!

[@apointtomake1517]

Win 80 has got to be one of my favorites. What a move.

[@Adamwinters]

TV announcer just couldn't help himself from plugging Sunoco at that last Martinsville race. Seeing Indy speedway full of fans and going nuts in 1994 was special. Even more when compared to the crowd in 2014 and today.

[@nicholasspencer2747]

When Jimmy was chasing him sideways that was my fav race. Beautiful.

[@christenn32]

2011 Advocare 500 at Atlanta.

[@djrollerx81]

Same! I watched that race and was at the edge my seat the whole time. Easily one of the most entertaining finishes. Those two did an amazing job keeping their cars from wrecking. It just goes to show that these kids nowadays don't know what real racing is anymore because they either wuss out and come for tires or they wreck.

[@toyotaecw]

Can’t remember the year (it was a COT race) but when he won the Darlington race with an overheating car and steam pouring out of the radiator overflow for the last thirty or so laps... that race is burned in my mind.

[@EazyEThatsMe244]

Nothing was better than #3 and #24. I miss when Nascar was good.

[@MrEZE36]

1997 Food City 500 win was a good one too. Bump and run on Rusty Wallace in the end.

[@WhoopityDoo]

Leaving out his Winston Million win in 1997. Great finish holding off Burton.

[@Birdfan465]

This was my vote to be his greatest win. Without a doubt the toughest track on the circuit. At the end of that race Jeff didn't have the best car but talent, balls and determination put him in victory lane and only the 2nd driver to claim the million dollars.

[@jacobmurray8651]

thank you jeff for the awesome memories. you will be missed terribly by all of nascar and us fans. #24ever

[@BrinkofSpeed]

Thank you so much for this amazing Jeff Gordon wins video! It took me down a wonderful memory lane!

[@raymondgonzalez4604]

Brink of Speed same for ne

[@Cheeto1242]

The 7 people who dislike this video is just hating because Jeff is better than there favorite driver

[@GhostlyStavin]

probably Tony Stewart fans lol

[@coocoostryker]

*their

[@kristopherweese4840]

#24 Jeff Gordon will always be my favorite NASCAR driver.

[@tobiojo5806]

Thank you jeff for the awesome memories. you will be missed terribly by all of nascar and us fans. #24ever Thank you Jeff for all the memories you will be missed #24ever

[@BIGSAMMY60]

watching Gordon race was incredible. i grew up in a home with a dad that worshiped the way Gordon drove lol.

[@GardenStateDiecast]

This really made it sink in for me.

[@dannyamos5324]

look how packed the stands were in the 90s unreal, today it's all empty bleachers

[@X2Lazy2WinX]

Well while everyone bitches about Kyle Busch being the champion, I'll be a more sensible human being. Thank you Jeff Gordon for all the great years, all the amazing moments, but it is going to be so weird going to Martinsville next year and not having him their in the car. As for my favorite Gordon moment, Jeff's win at Indy last year. His 90th, true championship form, and tied Michael Schumacher as the only driver to have 5 wins in any racing series at Indy. Also, I got to see Gordon win at Martinsville twice in 2013, and just a few weeks ago. #24ever

[@christenn32]

2014 was his year. I've come to accept the Chase format, but 2014 was the 2nd time he dominated a season from start to finish and had nothing to show for it thanks to the Chase format.

[@daniellehman6853]

Best Jeff Gordon tribute video I've seen on KZbin. Good job! I was at just one of his wins, just happened to be #93!

[@valerieodom242]

Man, from 1995 to 1999 he had the most dominant run in Nascar history in my opinion. He won 47 of the 161 races in those five years. That's over 25 percent of the races. He had 104 top 5's and 119 top 10's. He led 9,607 out of the 46,855 he completed. He also scored 28 poles with an average start of 7.02 and an average finish of 9.44 over those five years, with three championships, almost four in a row from 1995 to 1998. His teammates Texas Terry Labonte beat him out in 1996 with a little better consistency that year which says a lot about the year he had that year. He also was running at the finish of 142 of those races with 120 lead lap finishes. The five years after weren't that bad either. He won 67 out of 339 race from 1995 to 2004. He had 177 top 5's and 230 top 10's and 50 poles. He led 16,217 of 98,130 laps he completed. His average start was 8.76 and average finish was 10.95. He also added his fourth championship in 2001. He was running at the finish of 304 of those races with 249 lead lap finishes. Dude is a legend.

[@marperez2507]

Great wins Jeff, I wish you still be driving today.

[@fiveer11]

For jeffs last race they should have brought back the rainbow car or the car that he won his first race in!

[@simonjessup3426]

Best Jeff Gordon tribute video I've seen on KZbin. Good job! I was at just one of his wins, just happened to be #93!

[@VACATETHE48]

Great compilation. Wish you added the 1997 Southern 500, but great compilation.

[@TheDthatcher]

Win #93 always gives me goosebumps for being a Jeff Gordon since I was 5

[@jaredchampagne2752]

NASCAR has never been the same without Jeff GOAT Gordon =( I stopped watching as much since he’s been gone, its so sad. He was such a monster at racing.

[@xaviercardoza5276]

I think you should add the Homestead win in 2012. That was Gordon's first win at the track and that win makes Gordon win at every track except Kentucky(It became a Sprint Cup Series track in 2011).

[@darthhull85]

Man his first two wins were really great.

[@joeshelton1077]

Jeff Gordon will always be my hero, winner, & champion of NASCAR. #24EVER 🏁🏆🙂

[@chadwickborawski1718]

I stopped watching Nascar after the 2015 season! I never figured out why! Oh btw Gordon was my favorite driver!

[@joshandlena13]

He wasn't lying about the first race at indy. we DO remember the name Jeff gordon!

[@Twinspinner]

Thank you for making this. I could name so many more races worthy of being on here, but the video would be an hour long lol

[@nickcummer]

Bummed that the Bump and Run wasn't in the video. One of my favorite Jeff Gordon moments as a kid. Great tribute though! #24ever

[@RockTuner]

Chase Elliot has big shoes to fill..

[@joekaput747]

I don't think we can call those shoes. maybe craters or something like that. it's beyond shoes.

[@JJA1987]

+Rock Tuner Think you mean he'll make his own path and success in the 24. But yes no one is gonna replace Jeff just like no one could replace Dale Sr

[@joekaput747]

TheDieHardWWEAddict or the king. Don't forget him.

[@RockTuner]

TheDieHardWWEAddict Very True, didn't think of it like that

[@joekaput747]

Is it bad that I already don't like how the car looks for next year?

[@muhammadrizkisatria5059]

him and kobe are the greatest sportperson to wear/use number 24

[@Alex-pj8eu]

wow, nice video. what a career!! absolutely incredible. Thank you Jeff Gordon!!

[@d.denson4261]

Top rookie classes of all time: 1. 1979 (Dale Earnhardt and Terry Labonte) 2. 1993 (Jeff Gordon and Bobby Labonte) 3. 2000 (Matt Kenseth and Dale Earnhardt, Jr) 4. 2002 (Jimmie Johnson and Ryan Newman) 5. 1982 (Geoff Bodine and Mark Martin) Honorable Mentions: 2014, 2004, 2006, 1994, 2001

[@jbaskinger41]

Didn't 2000 have a lot of rookies

[@d.denson4261]

MrKyleBusch1​​ just Matt and Junior but yeah that should get an honorable mention 

[@d.denson4261]

Rajah Caruth well considering I wrote that in 2015...

[@trainboy32]

we might get two rookies in the chase this year heck they might even both win

[@naturewisdom677]

1999 Tony Stewart 2 poles 3 wins 12 top 5s 21 top 10s 1 dnf Over 1,000 laps led 4th in points

[@licer008]

Un héroe nacional de NASCAR, lo seguiré admirando con el número 24

[@Fisherman9911]

#24EVER

[@davidn5917]

:)

[@patricksims4607]

watched Jeff race my entire life #24ever I cant stand to watch nascar without Jeff and Tony racing anymore it's just not the same

[@wesleyem3]

Am I the only one who hates Kyle Busch with a raging fire in every fiber of my body after tonight?...👿

[@jbaskinger41]

Yes

[@PaulRecordSmith]

+chevyPIKMIN181 nope :(

[@sylv2904]

Nope.

[@WilhelmX666]

+chevyPIKMIN181 I hate Brian France. That's about the only I hate in NASCAR.

[@JJA1987]

+chevyPIKMIN181 Nope I've always despised that overrated asshole.

[@stevebirchall35]

Growing up my favorite drivers were Cale Yarbrough and Darrell Waltrip and of course Dale Earnhardt,but having followed Jeff Gordon on ESPN'S coverage of USAC back in the day I just had this feeling when he went stock car racing instead of IndyCar he would be one to watch.Having said that Jeff Gordon moving up to WINSTON CUP RACING was the end of the Earnhardt era.It happens,even Dale knew it as the two became close friends and business partners.Dale knew talent when he saw it.#3 and #24 4ever.🏁🏁🏁🏁

[@badbooking3221]

Missing the Southern 500 from 1997. The ULTIMATE in memorable finishes/Jeff Gordon in the same title!

[@jbaskinger41]

I don't remember that one but ok

[@Jones6114]

This made me realize how much I miss BP.

[@richweir5186]

Jeff Gordon, my favorite forever! Fast with Class.

[@pacecrosser4340]

At least Jeff is gonna be in the FOX booth.

[@kingofrunescapepking]

+Chayton R yeah, but he's replacing the smart guy

[@ryancaton6741]

+Ed Kell "the smart guy"? Who's that?

[@kingofrunescapepking]

+RyanTR Caton Larry Mac

[@furioussherman7265]

14:55 will go down as one of the greatest soundbites in NASCAR history.

[@xcvbn23456]

NASCAR will never be the same.

[@sabbathbassdude8491]

Jeff Gordon will always be my idol

[@phyco_ghost]

Thank you Jeff for changing the sport forever. #24Ever

[@SJ-hw2we]

I was at the 1992 Hooters 500 which was Gordon's first race and Richard Perry's last. Awesome experience.

[@hankthompson7381]

great piece. thank you

[@k9deathhead666]

I only watched this video to see the evolution of cameras :P

[@jbaskinger41]

Well damn

[@jacobrobert9561]

@@jbaskinger41 hey atleast he watched

[@dzsquid9355]

Jeff Gordon you will always be a memory in NASCAR that no one will ever forgot #24ever

[@ilackedtheheart]

First two wins were at the Coke 600 and the Brickyard. The first of 93 wins. It's was a pleasure to watch him race. Too bad I didn't get into NASCAR until '98, but I still got to see him completely dominate that year, and see him catch another championship in '01. As much as I'm a fan of other drivers in the field, I don't think I'll find a driver I'm a bigger fan of than Gordon.

[@hammerspade]

I am a Jeff Gordon fan for life and also a Jimmie Johnson fan.

[@jeremynash9047]

Jeff Gordon You Will Be Missed 93 Wins That's Cool I Love You Pal I Love When You Won At The Brickyard In 2014 And Won At Martiansville In 2015

[@jeremynash9047]

797 Starts 81 Poles And 93 Wins that's so cool I love you pal Good luck At fox With Mike joy And other fox Announsers

[@2cansam196]

My favorite racer ever you are one of the greats and dale is too

[@randybobandy9243]

There’s got to be a part two, LOL, JKJK. Excellent video Jeff Gordon was my hero growing up as a kid. I grew up a house divided, I like the Earnhardt there’s got to be a part two, LOL, JKJK. Excellent video Jeff Gordon was my hero growing up as a kid. I grew up a house divided, I liked Gordon and my dad was an Earnhardt fan. My mom was for Sterling Marlin . So as a kid in the 90s race day was rather rough because Jeff Gordon won a lot. Lol.

[@jakepaulandloganpaulerforl6399]

Thanks Jeff you will be missed

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

20 years in-between wins at the Brickyard. That shows you how competitive it is.

[@HiMyNameIsJonathan]

My brother and I watched nascar a lot when Jeff was dominating the late 90s. Good times.

[@patw.6567]

Whipping Jeff Gordon

[@samraspante5157]

I also like how there's a little bit of Dale Sr. And Aric Almorola

[@stealtheli]

Thank you. Needed at Nascar fix. 24 rocks

[@gloriagarcia-heckman7182]

Well he's the sub for Dale Jr. so you should be happy he's still racing.

[@trafficracer124]

Gordon is my all time favorite. He is a nascar legend.

[@naturewisdom677]

Yea he is. But Tony Stewart and Jimmie Johnson won 9 titles combined on his watch so idk...

[@d.denson4261]

I know his career was nowhere near as stellar as Jeff's but the legacy of the 93 rookie class across NASCAR is undeniable. could you do top 10 Bobby Labonte moments? some examples could be the photo finish at Atlanta with Dale Sr. the INCREDIBLE final laps battle with Dale Jr at Pocono (probably the most exciting gentleman racing I've ever seen). winning atlanta while terry won the title. his only short track win at Martinsville. his Talladega win in 2007

[@jbaskinger41]

I actually been think of doing this for Terry Labonte since he retired just last year but I could do this for Bobby since he probably won't win another race again unless he is lucky

[@ilikepie2448255]

He's BACK!!!

[@aaronlupinos2499]

Jeff Gordon my childhood driver

[@Birdfan465]

From restrictor plate to road coarse he proved he could win anywhere. But my favorite was the 97 southern 500. Mainly he didn't have the best car at the end of that race. But talent, balls and determination showed up at the end.

[@racingfootball]

awesome....... Now next yr for tony~... but when it comes to JR I will take care of it~

[@akkie_3316w]

Thank you Jeff .

[@BigHern58]

Thank you for this!

[@slimbrady6691]

If he and Ray Evernham would have stayed together, he would have won more than 7 championships.

[@BrattyNerdGirl]

Slim Brady he also would’ve won more than 4 if the chase was never implemented. Someone did the math on it but I don’t remember who

[@slimbrady6691]

@@BrattyNerdGirl Yea I've seen that before, he would have won 7 if there was no chase.

[@BrattyNerdGirl]

Slim Brady yeah I knew he would’ve won either 6 or 7 without the chase. And I think if Ray had stayed he would’ve won at least 5 even with the chase implementation

[@MpireMonument]

Historical moments 🚦🗿

[@geraldsaggese2237]

Class on and off the track..22 years with 1 ride...just wish he wouldnt have sold out to the 48...could have easily got 8 titles.

[@enria14rex]

I almost teared up

[@noteminemsburneraccount324]

That 2005 aarons 499 was the most dominant performance ever

[@sunnybeech74]

Jeff took NASCAR to a whole new level.

[@jaycobdelgado8778]

Nice true story About Jeff Gordon's Wins

[@MJWIFEY84]

I DEARLY MISS THOSE DAYS WHEN NASCAR WAS ACTUALLY A COMPETITIVE SPORT. I MISS JEFF GORDON IN THAT #24. #24FAN4LIFE

[@TBWYLIN]

Jeff Gordon will always be my favorite

[@masonlastramotorsports315]

I'll miss you Jeff.

[@coolname545]

Restrictor plate* (not restricter 2:14) Just wanted to let you know Your videos are awesome!