HOME   ROBBY GORDON   NASCAR SPRINT CUP   TEAM DAKAR USA   NASCAR NATIONWIDE   OFF-ROAD RACING   INDY 500       Overview       News   CONTACT US   The Uprising SEARCH All Categories ROBBY GORDON        Overview        Biography        Quick Facts        News               On the Web        Career Highlights        Results               NASCAR Cup               NASCAR Busch               INDY 500               CART               IROC               IMSA               Off-Road        Charities        Appearances NASCAR SPRINT CUP        Overview        News               Race Previews               Race Reports               Press Releases               On the Web        Schedule TEAM DAKAR USA        Overview        The Dakar        News               Stage Report               On the Web               Press Releases        Previous Winners        Andy Grider        Sponsors        TV Schedule        Tech Specs        Dakar Dictionary NASCAR NATIONWIDE        Overview        News               Race Preview               Race Reports               Press Releases               On the Web OFF-ROAD RACING        Overview        News               Race Preview               On the Web               Race Report               Press Releases        About SCORE        Tech Specs INDY 500        Overview        News        About        Location        Product News        News        Appearances        Fan Stories               Overview        Fan Photos        Autographs CONTACT US        Job Listings The Uprising ADVANCED SEARCH INDY 500 > News Gordon experiences more hard luck at Indy INDY 500 > News Posted by on Aug 9, 2004, 11:06 SPEEDWAY, Ind. -- Another trip to Indianapolis, another frustrating day for Robby Gordon. In his quixotic efforts to win a race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Gordon once again saw his hopes dashed late in the going, leaving him wondering what might have been. [ Visit Website ] Jaques Lazier post-Indy 500 quotes and notes INDY 500 > News Posted by on May 31, 2004, 12:42 Greg brings Jaques Lazier to the Meijer pit to replace Robby Gordon in the rain complicated Indy 500 INDIANAPOLIS -- Jaques Lazier -- in relief of Robby Gordon -- retired from the 88th Indianapolis 500 with a broken right halfshaft after exiting the pits after 88 laps. The Meijer/Coca-Cola Dallara-Chevrolet started by Gordon earlier Sunday was credited with 29th place. Robby Gordon Indy 500 race report, Sunday, May 30, 2004 INDY 500 > News Posted by on May 30, 2004, 21:37 Robby Gordon prepares to compete in his 10th Indy 500. INDIANAPOLIS -- Robby Gordon left the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday on Tony George's helicopter at approximately 2:06 p.m. (Indy time) to take a Citation X jet to Concord, N.C. for Sunday night's Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Cup event. Gordon passed eight cars on the first lap of Sunday's Indy 500, advancing from his 18th starting position to 10th in the Meijer/Coca-Cola Dallara-Chevrolet. Gordon lost one spot on lap two and fell to 16th place after his first pit stop and was in that spot when the red flag waved after 27 laps. Gordon's pit stop was delayed when he was held in the pit stall after refueling and change of Firestone Firehawk tires in order to avoid a potential collision with another car coming down pit road. Final year of the Indy-Charlotte double? INDY 500 > News Posted by on May 29, 2004, 23:35 CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -- Robby Gordon is ready -- again -- for double duty. He was at Lowe's Motor Speedway on Saturday for two practice sessions for the Coca-Cola 600, then planned to fly to Indiana later in the day to begin preparations for the Indianapolis 500. [ Visit Website ] Robby Gordon pre-Indy 500 quotes and notes INDY 500 > News Posted by on May 27, 2004, 14:53 INDIANAPOLIS -- Robby Gordon pre-Indianapolis 500/NASCAR Coca-Cola 600 general quotes. Gordon starts his 10th Indy 500 in his Meijer/Coca-Cola Dallara-Chevrolet and the Coke 600 in the Cingular Wireless Chevy for Richard Childress Racing. General comments: "I think we're very well prepared going into both races. Obviously, we didn't qualify as well as we'd like (18th at Indy), but I think we have a good handling car for the race. There are always a lot of factors going into the race, like fuel mileage, and all the other variables that make the Indy 500 the Indy 500." On forecast for scattered showers on Sunday: "I don't control the weather. We know what our plan is and we'll stick with it. I have Jaques Lazier here. He's going to spot for me and is available to drive if that's the situation that we have to deal with." On the start: "Brian (Barnhart) sounded pretty convincing (in drivers' meeting) that he wants a safe start and if that means falling in line through turn one and then start passing coming off turn two, that's how I'll handle it. Hopefully we can carry a lot of momentum and start making places after that." More Headlines