Jeff Gordon: Racing Back to the Front--My Memoir

by Jeff Gordon, Steve Eubanks

The legendary NASCAR driver, winner of four Winston Cups, offers an insider's glimpse of the popular sport in a personal account of his life, on and off the track. 200,000 first printing.

Genres: Biography, Sports, Racing, Nonfiction, Memoir

272 pages, Hardcover

First published October 20, 2003

Reviews

[Mom]

I have long been a fan of Jeff Gordon and I enjoyed reading his memoir. However, this book was not all I was hoping it would be. It isn't like I didn't know what he was talking about, because I know a lot about cars, but I feel like this book is a man's book. I really tried hard not to yawn through some of it.

[Jennifer]

Being from Indiana and knowing all the areas that Jeff talks about from his childhood racing days, I enjoyed reading his stories about moving up through the ranks of racing and the chances and chance encounters that took him from a kid who wanted to be an Indy car driver to a NASCAR champion. I'd love to read another book about the time from when this book ends that follows his discovery of Jimmie Johnson, finding love with Ingrid and becoming a father. If you're a Jeff Gordon fan, it's a must read. If you enjoy autobiographies about someone who found their passion young and fulfilled their dreams, read on.

[Anthony Sperando]

An insightful look at Jeff Gordon's life and accomplishments from "his" words up until 2003. Really interesting look at how Gordon signed with Hendrick Motorsports, how Ray Evernham left for Dodge, and how Hendrick signed Jimmie Johnson, as well. A must read for all Jeff Gordon, Hendrick, and really any NASCAR fans (who want to read a book).

Read on Kindle via Library check-out via Libby app (also owned the book)

[Cheryl Watts]

Really good read if you like NASCAR. Much insight into the racing world and not just Jeff.

[Jeff Wombold]

Amust for any NASCAR enthusiast

[Christa]

I read both Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s bios. This was more complete.

[Melanie]

This was a pretty good book. Any NASCAR fan would like it.