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Robby will drive the #7 and PJ Jones is a PE entry in #204. Here's Robby's unique paint scheme. Jim Beam on the right side in red and Menards on the left in green. Maybe PJ will run an opposite scheme of this one. :D GAS ON!!!
http://www.boomspeed.com/rockysmom/2...aintScheme.jpg
Hey, that looks great. Nice idea. I would lay 2 to 1 that PJ's car will be the opposite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparky1329
I think you're probably right. That sounds like something Robby would do.
Kudo's to Robby Gordon for putting PJ in a car.
I'm sure it's a Thank You for filling in while Robby runs Dakar & Baja. But knowing Robby, somewhere in the back of his mind is probably the thought: "If I wreck my car in the race, there's another race car I can get into! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Oshawa
He's done this before, either in 2007 or 2008 he put PJ in a car and it never made it qualifying.
Would be great if he could do it and start to build up support for a second car though.
He needs to work on the consistency with the #7 car before he starts messing around with a second car effort. For the past few races team performance has been pretty decent.
From what he says RGM is in good shape with race-ready cars in his inventory. PJ's #4 car will not be racing for points since it's a late entry. That tells me Rob had a race-ready car available so he made a 7th hour decision to enter it with PJ behind the wheel. It's a win-win situation.
Well, for the first time in history Robby Gordon has entered two cars in one race. They both qualified but I wonder if it didn't hurt Robby's qualifying effort, supposedly he's got a rocketship. but coming in 22nd, not exactly space-shuttle like
As Robby said in an interview earlier, everyone in the garage has stepped up their road course programs. Qualifying times were so close through the first 3/4 of the field one little slip-up cost a few spots in the lineup. Robby will be fine. He always is.
GAS ON!