A LEGEND IN RACING, A LEADER IN PHILANTHROPY

JEFF GORDON INDUCTED INTO NASCAR HALL OF FAME, CLASS OF 2019

"Not only is he a great racecar driver, he’s a great human being.”

- Ray Evernham, Former #24 Crew Chief, NASCAR Hall of Famer,
and Parent of a Childhood Cancer Survivor

Once-in-a-generation talent and charisma…

Credited with taking NASCAR from a regional sport to the mainstream, Jeff is as driven to beat childhood cancer as he was to best his fellow drivers on the track. Founded in 1999, Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation has granted more than $18 million to fund ground-breaking and promising research at hospitals and research institutions across the country. But Jeff can’t do it alone.

If there was ever someone who deserved to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer, Gordon certainly fits the bill. His four championships in NASCAR's premier series is tied for the second-most ever, and his 93 Cup victories are third-most ever. He won the Daytona 500 three times and the Brickyard 400 a record five times. Not to mention that Gordon transcended the sport as a national celebrity, or that he helped bridge the gap between the old and new eras of racing, or that he continues to promote the sport as a television broadcaster and race analyst for Fox.”

Brendan Marks

If there was ever someone who deserved to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer, Gordon certainly fits the bill. His four championships in NASCAR’s premier series is tied for the second-most ever, and his 93 Cup victories are third-most ever. He won the Daytona 500 three times and the Brickyard 400 a record five times. Not to mention that Gordon transcended the sport as a national celebrity, or that he helped bridge the gap between the old and new eras of racing, or that he continues to promote the sport as a television broadcaster and race analyst for Fox.

-Brendan Marks

The race to beat childhood cancer is one that Jeff will never stop running. His induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame commemorated the pinnacle of his racing career and served as an opportunity to recognize his dedication and compassion off the track.

#DrivenToBeatChildhoodCancer

Congratulations, Jeff!

Fans and friends submitted their favorite memories and best wishes as Jeff joins the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s 2019 Class. Check it out!

We’re creating a tribute video to share with Jeff, his fans, and the racing community – and we want you to be a part of it! Shoot a brief selfie video sharing your favorite memory of Jeff and the #24 – and don’t forget to congratulate him on his induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame. Follow the steps below to submit your personal video:*

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It Takes a Team

Whether it’s getting a car to the track, around the track, and onto victory lane – or it’s fighting the number one cause of death by disease for kids, childhood cancer – we rely on the support of our partners. Thank you for your generosity…

#24EVER

The “kid from California” has always felt a deep appreciation for his fans. To the ones who showed up at the track or tuned in every week – and the ones who support his work improving outcomes for kids fighting cancer – we thank you…

Join the JGCF team by making a gift to honor Jeff on his induction and you’ll see your name commemorated right here in our #24Ever tribute section of the website.

Donna Hyman
Laura Varela
RACE AGAINST TIME

Richard Getz @CHASEARMY1 FOR A CURE
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James Stout FUNDING FOR A CAUSE
Steven Hillman

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