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Welcome to the Fan Club of Cingular Wireless Racing. The #31 Cingular Wireless Chevrolet Monte Carlo is running in the Nextel Cup series. The car is owned by RCR Racing, and driven byRobby Gordon.

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Cingular Wireless #31's Racing Stats for the Year 2004
Date	Race	Track	Finish Position	Starting Position	Driver	Cup Points
02-12	Gatorade 125	Daytona Intl Speedway	15	11	Robby Gordon
02-15	Daytona 500	Daytona Intl Speedway	35	30	Robby Gordon	58
02-22	Subway 400	North Carolina Speedway	36	34	Robby Gordon	60
03-07	UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400	Las Vegas Motor Speedway	30	22	Robby Gordon	73
03-14	Golden Corral 500	Atlanta Motor Speedway	17	23	Robby Gordon	191
03-21	Carolina Dodge Dealers 400	Darlington Raceway	4	29	Robby Gordon	160
03-28	Food City 500	Bristol Motor Speedway	19	32	Robby Gordon	111
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Date	Race	Track	Finish Position	Starting Position	Driver	Cup Points
04-04	Samsung/Radio Shack 500	Texas Motor Speedway	23	18	Robby Gordon	94
04-18	Advance Auto Parts 500	Martinsville Speedway	30	21	Robby Gordon	71
04-25	Aaron's 499	Talladega Superspeedway	5	21	Robby Gordon	160
05-02	Auto Club 500	California Speedway	12	23	Robby Gordon	127
05-15	Chevrolet American Revolution 400	Richmond International Raceway	24	6	Robby Gordon	91
05-22	NASCAR Nextel All-Star Challenge	Lowe's Motor Speedway	21	21	Robby Gordon	-
05-30	Indianapolis 500	Indianapolis Motor Speedway	29	18	Robby Gordon	-
05-30	Coca-Cola 600	Lowe's Motor Speedway	20	20	Robby Gordon	103
Date	Race	Track	Finish Position	Starting Position	Driver	Cup Points
06-06	MBNA America 400	Dover International Speedway	14	24	Robby Gordon	121
06-13	Pocono 500	Pocono Raceway	8	13	Robby Gordon	142
06-20	DHL 400	Michigan International Speedway	33	5	Robby Gordon	64
06-27	Dodge/Save Mart 350	Infereon Raceway	34	24	Robby Gordon	61
07-04	Pepsi 400	Daytona International Speedway	19	25	Robby Gordon	106
07-11	Tropicana 400	Chicagoland Speedway	17	23	Robby Gordon	117
07-25	New England 300	New Hampshire International Speedway	25	21	Robby Gordon	88
Date	Race	Track	Finish Position	Starting Position	Driver	Cup Points
08-01	Pennsylvania 500	Pocono Raceway	7	22	Robby Gordon	146
08-08	Brickyard 400	Indianapolis Motor Speedway	22	20	Robby Gordon	97
08-15	Sirius at the Glen	Watkins Glen International	16	23	Robby Gordon	120
08-22	GFS Marketplace 400	Michigan International Speedway	25	19	Robby Gordon	88
08-28	Sharpie 500	Bristol Motor Speedway			Robby Gordon
. . . .			Points Total For 2004:			2377

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Our Driver: Robby Gordon Date of Birth: Hometown: Residence: Marital Status: Hobbies:   January 2, 1969 Bellflower, Calif. Cornelius, N.C. Single Boating, Mountain Biking, Motorcycles, Water Skiing, Go-Karting

A six-time off-road champion, Robby Gordon moved to sports cars in 1990, took five GTO checkered flags in 1991 and won a Trans-Am race in 1992. He made the transistion to Indy cars in 1993, taking an offer to drive for A.J. Foyt. Two years later in 1995, Gordon took four poles and two victories in the CART series. He also proved he could drive a stock car, finishing second in the International Race of Champions series in both 1996 and 1997. Robby's first taste of Cup racing actually came in 1991, when he entered the Daytona 500 for Junie Donlavey. Two years later, he drove the No. 28 Ford for Robert Yates Racing at Talladega in the team's first race since Davey Allison's death. Gordon then made single starts for Kranefuss-Haas and Dale Earnhardt Inc. before signing with Felix Sabates in 1996. Gordon ran 22 races with the Sabates team over the following two seasons. Perhaps Gordon's most famous moment came at the Indianapolis 500 in 1999. After leading 33 laps, Gordon ran out of fuel while leading on the race's final lap. Gordon then decided to start his own Cup team in 2000. He finished 43rd in the series standings that year, which included a fourth-place finish at Watkins Glen and a ninth-place effort at Infineon Raceway. This year, Robby will once again do "double duty" and drive 1100 miles over Memorial Day Weekend. 500 miles in Indianapolis, and 600 miles in Charlotte! Robby Gordon waits to jump in the Jim Matthews Racing Elanat the Rolex 24 at Daytona. After disbanding his team, Gordon ran five races for Morgan-McClure Racing and two races for Jim Smith before signing on with Richard Childress Racing to take over the driver's seat of the No. 31 Chevrolet after Mike Skinner elected to have reconstructive knee surgery with nine races left in the season. At the season's final race at New Hampshire International Speedway, Robby outdueled Jeff Gordon to take his first career Cup checkered flag. Off the track, Robby, nicknamed "Flash," enjoys boating, mountain biking and waterskiing.

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