Robby Gordon

A newcomer in Max Gordon led the Stadium Super Trucks practice at Road America on Friday, while a series champion in Matt Brabham did so in qualifying.

Eleven drivers make up the grid for the Stadium Super Trucks weekend at Road America, including five newcomers like NASCAR Truck Series driver Zane Smith.

As a guest on the Dale Jr. Download, Robby Gordon provided insight into his Stadium Super Trucks, its plans to return after the season pause by COVID-19, its role in the world of racing marketing, and the importance of the Australian fan base.

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, Jimmie Johnson, will test an IndyCar for the first time next month at Barber Motorsports Park. Johnson will drive an Arrow McLaren SP Chevrolet in the test.

In a frantic last lap, Matt Brabham and Robby Gordon fought their way to the top two spots, leading to a side-by-side finish that Brabham won.

From the pole, Robby Gordon began the 2020 Stadium Super Trucks season by winning Race #1 at Adelaide.

Like in Saturday’s race, Sunday’s Super Trucks round at Gold Coast ended with chaos on the final lap. After leaders Paul Morris and Cole Potts made contact, Matt Brabham slipped by to take the race win.

Toby Price was on the verge of his first Stadium Super Truck win, but a spin on the final lap while trying to hold off Matt Brabham opened the door for Robby Gordon to win the series’ first race in Australia in over a year.

The Stadium Super Trucks are back in Australia. In addition to a demo session at The Spit in Gold Coast, the series has formed a partnership with Battery World and Yuasa Batteries Australia.

Matt Brabham and Cole Potts dueled to the finish in Sunday’s Stadium Super Truck action at Portland, with points leader Brabham winning out.