Who is has a better attitude when it comes to winning and losing; Jeff Gordon or Dale Jr.?

Question

I think that Dale definatly has a better attitude

Answer 1

Dale Jun Bug could use some improvements

Answer 2

Oh h**l ya Jeff has gotten better about not whining when he loses but Jr has a better attitude.

Answer 3

I am with you on that, Dale has the better attitude. I say that because you never see him blame anyone, he just kinda says what he thinks happened and then he doesn't get mad. I mean, yeah, he might make some smart mouth comment, but he doesn't take cheap shots at people. When he loses a race, you can hear and see the disappointment, but he usually remains calm and doesn't act a fool.

Answer 4

Gordon gets pretty excited when he wins , but cries a lot when he loses.

Jr. on the other hand is pretty even keel win or lose.

Answer 5

J.G.

Answer 6

Is dale jr in every question?  I would have to say Jeff Gordon.  Nobody is happy when they lose, but Jeff Gordon seems to handle it pretty well.

Answer 7

Jeff Gordon.

Mainly because he has many more years , wins and races started to know what both are like.

Answer 8

jeff gordon whines alot  

jr looks like he is ready to cry

jeff

Answer 9

That's a close one. I think they both try to behave like gentlemen. I think they both understand that winning/losing doesn't have anything to do with who they really are. That's important. Both are "givers", Jeff Gordon with his children's hospital and Jr. rarely spends much money, having stated that one day he plans to use his moned to really make a difference in peoples' lives. Great Guys!

Answer 10

well, only junior has won this year, and he seemed to have a good attitude about that.  both of them seem to have fairly good attitudes about "not winning" - i wouldn't call it "losing."  they are big boys and realize they can't win them all - they don't have to be happy about it, but it would be pointless to "cry" about not winning. they both take what they get, talk about what they think they learned from it, and move on to thinking about the next race. jeff comes off better when he doesn't win, but that's probably more because he's better at communicating in front of cameras, and he's been "winning and losing" longer.

Answer 11

Heck I'd say Dale Jr after all he hasn't had as much practice as Jeff Gordon when it comes to winning, and when it comes to loosing, dang he's had a ton of practice.

Go Dale Jr & Hms

(sorry about the avatar I lost a bet congrats to Kurt B #2 today)

Answer 12

Tough question to answer unless your around them allot after a race.  I think all the drivers put up a front to hide their attitude in the public eye (especially in a losing situation) after a race.  Because, some of them probably wouldn't have the fans they've got.  I would say it's a tie because, both thank the (their bread and butter) fans whether they win or not and don't gloat allot if they do post a W.  And the only time you really hear either of them have a bad attitude is when they're put out of the race early, through no fault of their own.

Go 88!

Answer 13

Jeff Gordon...

Dale Jr. always seems down after a race, even when he wins is not very excited.

Answer 14

Dale Jr.

Answer 15

Jeff Gordon is the best race car driving currently in the field (and possibly ever when he retires), but i think Dale Jr is better with losing since he is so used to it..

Answer 16

Junior but if they lose there not as bad as some of the other drivers

Answer 17

They both handle the situation pretty good. In fact I think all the drivers do an excellent job of what their expected to do.

Answer 18

Jr is too nice for his own good. Especially on the track. He is more like Mark Martin than he is his dad.Translation SR seven cups .Martin 0. JR is and has always been very respectful and has a great attitude. Gordon was a bit of whiner early on. He has matured admirably. He is a good sport. The chase has cost him a couple of championships and he is resolved to that fact.

I have noticed a tremendous change in him over the years. I have noticed that he always goes to the new champions winner circle and congratulates him. Teammate or not. Most just celebrate with their own.

Conclusion-EVEN

Answer 19

pretty close to call

Answer 20

They are both pretty good about both. I think Junior has had alot more pressure on him winning than Jeff. That is why he was always so down in his interviews. They expect more from Junior than Jeff.

Answer 21

Jeff Gordon