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Jeff Gordon Wiki Biography

Jeff Gordon is also known as J. M Gordon, Rainbow Warrior, Jeffery Michael “Jeff” Gordon and J. M Gordon. Jeff is considered to be one of the greatest race car drivers nowadays who has been able to amass net worth estimated as amazingly high as $220 million. This is surprisingly high for a driver, but it could be explained simply if we take a look at Gordon’s earnings which have increased his net worth. For only the Nascar Sprint Cup in 2012 Gordon received more than 6 million dollars, and if we notice that he started to earn huge amounts of money in 1992 in Nascar, this is not surprising at all.

Jeffery Michael Gordon was born on August 4, 1971, in Vallejo, California, United States. He was interested in cars since as a young boy: when Jeff was only 4, he had the ability to ride BMX, bought by Gordon’s stepfather. At the age of 5 Gordon was already racing and only one year later already had a great success not only among kids, but also was able to set several records on the track.

Gordon’s net worth started to rise early, but the first serious input was made in year 1992, when he raced in the Nascar Winston Cup. Then Jeffery received more than 6,000 dollars, but it was only the beginning of a great career – only one year later Gordon’s earnings were 10 times bigger than the previous year. This is the reason why in 1994 Gordon’s net worth increased one more time – then he received about one and a half million dollars after the Nascar Winston Cup.

After such a great beginning, Gordon later appeared in the Nascar Nextel Cup – this was one more great way to increase his net worth, as he received more than six million dollars for his appearances in 2004. So now you can better understand how rich is Jeff Gordon, but it was not the end. In 2008 his career in the Nascar Sprint Cup started, and Jeff was able to earn more money than ever before.

Actually Jeff nowadays is known in all around the world because he was also able to beat one more record – Gordon is the first personality ever who received more than $100 million from the famous Cup Series.

Jeff Gordon has already entered the history of car racing. Furthemore, Gordon’s net worth and popularity could only increase after he was announced in the list of the 50 Greatest Drivers by Nascar.

Nowadays Jeffery Gordon lives together with his second wife, Ingrid Vandebosch, in Charlotte, North Carolina. Together the couple have two children: Leo Benjamin and Ella Sofia. And it looks like the career of Jeff is not finished at all, and he will definitely be able to earn even more money thanks to his awesome talent in car racing and also a huge will to be a winner.

So now you know how big is the net worth estimated by J. Gordon.

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Jeff Gordon Important Facts

• Continuing to Race in the NASCAR Nextel Cup Circuit [November 2004]
• Won his 68th career race, giving him a comfortable lead of thirteen races in first place of the active win list. [July 2004]
• Co-owner, with fellow racers Richard Petty, John Force and Michael Andretti, of “Race Rock”, a chain of race-themed restaurants.
• Shares first and nicknames with another sports celebrity, WWE’s Jeff “The Rainbow-Haired Warrior” Hardy (Jeff Hardy).
• In 2004, his net worth was estimated to be $155 million.
• Daughter, Ella Sofia, born 20 June 2007. She weighed 7 lbs, 1 oz, and was 20 inches long.
• Engaged to Ingrid Vandebosch [August 30, 2006].
• Together with Casey Mears and Jamie McMurray, had a small, non-credited part in a The West Wing (1999) episode: “365 Days”. His picture for 2004’s Chase for the Nextel Cup was shown to the first lady (Stockard Channing) as one of the reasons women love NASCAR.
• Won 2005 Daytona 500
• Won his third career Daytona 500 in 2005 for his 70th career win in the Nextel Cup Series.
• The driver who holds the most second place finishes when he wins is Bobby Labonte.
• The night after winning the first-ever Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis in 1994, he called a pizza delivery place from his hotel room and was told it would be an hour or two before he got his food because of the race. His reply to the pizza delivery worker was, “Well, will it help any if I’m the *winner* of that race?” He got his delivery within minutes.
• Reached a settlement that guarantees his now-former wife, Jennifer Brooke Sealy, at least $15.3 million. Sealy filed for divorce on 17 March 2002 after seven years of marriage, citing marital discord. (13 June 2003)
• Made “People” Magazine’s 50 Most Beautiful People in 1997.
• Has countersued his wife, the former Jennifer Brooke Sealey, for divorce in Palm Beach County (FL) Circuit Court, saying he should not have to equally split the couple’s estate, as per her request, because he risked his life to collect it. [April 2002]
• Raced the Busch Grand National Carquest Auto Parts 300 in a car painted to promote Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999). His “copilots” were Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Maul. [May 1999]
• As of March, 2000, Gordon has won four Winston Cup championships, 58 races and more than $45 million in prize money.
• Raced the Brickyard 400 in a car painted as a tribute to the 50th anniversary of Peanuts. Gordon’s “copilots” were Woodstock, Joe Cool and Snoopy’s WWI Flying Ace. [August 2000]
• Has starred in several Pepsi commercials and has his own car dealership in Charlotte, NC, called Jeff Gordon Chevrolet. Has his own book out entitled “Portrait of a Champion” that highlights his phenomenal 1997 Championship. Also has been in several Frito Lay commercials, some featuring his wife. Has a leukemia patient down in the pits at every race.
• Won 4 NASCAR Winston Cup Championships (1995, 1997, 1998, 2001), joining Richard Petty & Dale Earnhardt as one of only three drivers to win more than three championships.
• Was the first driver ever to win Rookie Of The Year in both the Busch Series and the Winston Cup Series.
• Became the youngest driver in Winston Cup history to achieve 50 career wins.
• Won 60+ NASCAR Nextel Cup Races
• Won 2 Daytona 500’s
• Scored Hendrick Motorsports 100th Victory.
• Pit Crew nicknamed “The Rainbow Warriors”

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