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    Robby Gordon edged out Jeff Gordon and Kevin Harvick to win the NASCAR Winston Cup Infineon (now known as Sonoma) Raceway race on June 22. The race featured Robby and Jeff battling out over the last 18 laps and Jeff accusing Robby of breaking the “gentlemen’s rule” by passing Harvick while, “racing back to the yellow flag on lap 71.” Despite the controversies, the win propelled Robby to his second career Winston Cup win. Jeff Gordon bumped up to second place in overall points, while Dale Earndhardt Jr. remained in first.

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    Robby Gordon edged out Jeff Gordon and Kevin Harvick to win the NASCAR Winston Cup Infineon (now known as Sonoma) Raceway race on June 22. The race featured Robby and Jeff battling out over the last 18 laps and Jeff accusing Robby of breaking the “gentlemen’s rule” by passing Harvick while, “racing back to the yellow flag on lap 71.” Despite the controversies, the win propelled Robby to his second career Winston Cup win. Jeff Gordon bumped up to second place in overall points, while Dale Earndhardt Jr. remained in first.

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    This Week in 2003: Robby Gordon Races Back To Yellow Flag at Infineon

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    Robby Gordon edged out Jeff Gordon and Kevin Harvick to win the NASCAR Winston Cup Infineon (now known as Sonoma) Raceway race on June 22. The race featured Robby and Jeff battling out over the last 18 laps and Jeff accusing Robby of breaking the “gentlemen’s rule” by passing Harvick while, “racing back to the yellow flag on lap 71.” Despite the controversies, the win propelled Robby to his second career Winston Cup win. Jeff Gordon bumped up to second place in overall points, while Dale Earndhardt Jr. remained in first.

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