Robby Gordon

Robby Gordon (born January 2, 1969) is the founder of the Stadium Super Trucks. The owner of title sponsor SPEED Energy, he created the series in 2013 and currently drives the No. 7 truck.

Biography
The son of "Baja Bob" Gordon, Gordon started his career in off-road racing, winning five straight SCORE International titles from 1986 to 1990 (followed by two more in 1996 and 2009). He also competed in Mickey Thompson's stadium series, winning two championships.

He raced in open-wheels starting with CART in 1992, followed by a full-time campaign in 1993. In his next seven seasons, Gordon won twice, but established himself as an aggressive driver and decided to leave the discipline for safety concerns, switching to stock cars.

Gordon began racing full-time in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series in 2000, winning his first career Cup race in controversial fashion at the 2001 race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway for Richard Childress Racing. Gordon recorded two more wins in the Cup Series in his career (including a Busch Series win in 2004), before leaving RCR in 2005 to start up his own team.

Gordon's NASCAR career was marred by controversy, with multiple incidents on and off the track.

Stadium Super Trucks
Unhappy with the rising costs and spending that the top teams did, Gordon left NASCAR to start up the Stadium Super Trucks after the 2012 season ended.

2013 marked the series' inaugural season. After finishing third and second in the first two races, Gordon won his first SST race at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. He backed it up with further wins at Qualcomm Stadium and the Sand Sports Super Show, battling with Rob MacCachren for the championship. A second-place finish at the season finale at Caesars Palace clinched the 2013 title by just seven points. Gordon repeated his championship with another in 2014 as he recorded six wins.

Throughout 2015 and 2016, Gordon battled with Sheldon Creed for the championship, but finished second and third, respectively.

Over the years, Gordon's No. 7 truck has been sponsored by SPEED Energy. However, it was primarily sponsored by Arctic Cat and Toyo Tires for much of the 2016 season. At Townsville Street Circuit, Gordon drove the No. 2 Hot Wheels truck in support for Matt Mingay.

Results
(key) ( Bold – Pole position. * – Most laps led. )