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Joe Gibbs (#18, #20), J D Gibbs (#11, #180)
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| Joe Gibbs Racing is is now a two-time NASCAR champion, thanks to Tony Stewart's title run in 2002 and teammate Bobby Labonte's crown in 2000.
The championship rings that read "20" and "18" fit nicely with the three maroon and gold rings Gibbs earned as coach of the NFL's Washington Redskins, where he led the Redskins to four Super Bowl appearances and three championships, while garnering Associated Press Coach of the Year honors in back-to-back seasons in 1982 and 1983.
Gibbs ventured into NASCAR in 1991, formally founding Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) in 1992.
Cup racing isn't the only form of motorsports where Gibbs is involved.
During the later stages of the 1999 racing season, Gibbs acquired the assets of Diamond Ridge Motorsports, a typically front-running Busch Series team. |
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* Denotes Rookie |
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