| Robby Gordon, the owner and driver of the number | | | | what is called the Super Bowl of Auto Racing. The |
| 7 Dodge Charger sponsored by Jim Beam, has found | | | | celebration didn't last long as Gordon was slapped |
| himself in the spotlight once again. Gordon is the last | | | | with a $100,000 fine and docked 100 points in the |
| single car owner and driver left in the Sprint Cup | | | | Championship points race. NASCAR determined that |
| Series. Gordon is known as "the guy who will drive | | | | Gordon's front nose on his Dodge Charger to be |
| anything that has wheels." He has raced in the Baja | | | | illegal. Gordon has maintained his innocence this week |
| 1000, Indy 500, but lately has spent most of his time | | | | stating that he has already filed an appeal. Gordon |
| racing in NASCAR. | | | | claims that the nose on his car is exactly the way he |
| Around the pits Gordon is respected for the drive | | | | received it, directly from Dodge and if it is illegal he |
| and desire he shows week in and week out, | | | | shouldn't be held responsible for their mistake. |
| however to Nascar fans he more known for his | | | | Unfortunately, this penalty puts the team at Robby |
| aggressive driving and constant run-ins with NASCAR. | | | | Gordon racing in a tremendous hole. Gordon needs |
| In the 50th running of the Daytona 500 Gordon | | | | every point he can get to keep his sponsors happy |
| surprised many people by posting a top 10 finish in | | | | and race his way into the Sprint Cup Chase. |