At driver introductions before every NASCAR race some drivers get booed more than others. Some don’t get booed at all. Some get cheered loudly and some don’t. Some get a good dose of both. That’s the NASCAR crowd.
Jeff Gordon understands the boo bird phenomenon as he gets plenty of cheers and boos every time he is introduced at races at least 36 times a year. Gordon recently discussed rivalries and Jimmie Johnson dominance.
“Even in football, people love to hate the dominating team out there,” Gordon said. “But in the NFL you don't see a whole lot of domination.
"I just think it depends on the rivalries and the stories. If you're dominating but you're battling a Dale Earnhardt Jr. or Tony Stewart and you ...
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