March 16, 2013 It was an internet sensation, a video of Jeff Gordon in disguise giving an unsuspecting car salesman the thrill ride of his life. The only problem was that it wasn't Jeff Gordon doing most of the driving and the unsuspecting "salesman" was an actor. It was actually a commercial uploaded to YouTube by Pepsi one of Gordon's NASCAR sponsors. What gave away the joke?
March 12, 2013 Whether you love or hate Jeff Gordon, this video will make roll on the floor and laugh, well you know the saying. Gordon puts on a disguise and heads to a car lot to test drive a car. It's all done ot promote his sponsor, Pepsi Max. Click to watch the video.
November 12, 2012 It was a wild time at Phoenix International Raceway Sunday but when the smoke cleared and the fighting stopped Kevin Harvick emerged with the checkered flag and Brad Keselowski the Chase For the Sprint Cup points lead. Jimmie Johnson's blown tire resulted in his fall from the top spot but most of the talk was about the Jeff Gordon-Clint Bowyer dust-up.
Sunday's NASCAR race in Phoenix ended wildly as the pit crews from Jeff Gordon and Clint Bowyer brawled in the garage after a wreck during the race. Gordon stayed on the track after being black flagged and intentionally wrecked Bowyer sparking the melee. Watch video of the unbelievable scene
August 12, 2011 The cry of "Gentlemen, start your engines" will echo through Watkins Glen this weekend as NASCAR's Helluva Good! Sour Cream Dips At the Glen road race takes place Sunday at Watkins Glen International. Last years winner Juan Pablo Montoya will be back to defend his title against a field that includes 5-time winner Tony Stewart and 4-time winner Jeff Gordon.
May 23, 2011 Brad Paisley brought back the sounds of Alabama with his new song "Old Alabama." In the video, he brings the back the band themselves. See old concert footage with Brad digitally mixed in. And see them today, jamming out with Brad.
Brad debuted the video Saturday on the Speed Channel during "NASCAR Raceday." He was there for the premiere during the pre-race coverage of the NASCAR All-Star race. Jeff Gordon, Darrell Waltrip and Rick Hendrick can also been seen in the video. Brad says if it wasn't for Rick Hendrick providing the driver's facilities to shoot the video, he probably wouldn't have been able to afford the shoot.
