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The Stadium Super Trucks (SST), formerly known as Speed Energy Formula Off-Road, also known as the Boost Mobile Super Trucks in Australia, is an American short course off-road racing series created by off-road racer and former IndyCar and NASCAR driver Robby Gordon in 2013.
[1] [9] The Gordon family swept the weekend as Max Gordon scored his first career win after holding off his father Robby, who won the second race after McFarland spun and hit the wall as he approached the finish. [10] [11] The second round at Mid-Ohio saw the series debuts of Ben Maier and Cory Winner. Robby Gordon skipped the weekend due to ...
While having a bad Cup Season in 2004, Robby Gordon and John Menard restarted their own Xfinity Series team, Robby Gordon Motorsports, in which they fielded the single No. 55 Fruit-of-the-Loom-sponsored Chevrolet, supplied by Earnhardt-Childress Racing Engines. The No. 55 Busch Series team, which competed in 25 of the 34 scheduled races ...
Robby Gordon: 2: 7: 1 1 114 2 Matthew Brabham: 3 2 3: 4: 101 3 Max Gordon: 1* 4 8 3 93 4 Myles Cheek: 4 1 52 5 Shae Davies: 4* 2* 50 6 Travis Milburn: 2* 8 40 7 Bill Hynes: 7 3 35 8 Rob Whyte: 5 5 32 9 Ben Maier: 6 5 31 10 Trey Hernquist: 5 6 31 11 Rob Cowie: 7: 6: 29 12 Shaun Richardson: 6 7 29 13 Zoey Edenholm: 8 10* 27 14 RJ Stidham: 9 8 25 ...
Robby Gordon won the 2014 championship for his second consecutive title Sheldon Creed finished second in points. The 2014 Stadium Super Trucks Series was the second season of the Stadium Super Trucks and the first under the Speed Energy Formula Off-Road presented by Traxxas name.
Matthew Brabham, the reigning series champion While standings were not kept for the 2020 season, Robby Gordon was the lone driver to finish on the podium in every race. The 2020 Speed Energy Stadium Super Trucks Series was the eighth season of the Stadium Super Trucks and the first in which the series was split into two championships, with the Speed Energy Stadium Super Trucks in the United ...
[6] [7] For the 2018 race, he was the navigator of the No. 77 trophy truck driven by Robby and Cole Potts, finishing 52nd overall and 18th in the class. [8] [9] In the 2020 Mint 400, Gordon won the UTV Pro Normally Aspirated class but was disqualified for an illegal driver change when Robby replaced him while he was feeling sick. [10]