Former NASCAR driver, the legendary Jeff Gordon, is up to something interesting. Something none of us expected him to be a part of or have the skill to do it. But the 4-time world champion surprised us all and fans seem to have gone into a frenzy learning about him being involved in a Brad Pitt production.

Lego Masters recently dropped their trailer for the next season. Fans were surprised to see Jeff Gordon introduced as one of the celebrities on the show. After Jeff retweeted the post from Lego Masters FOX, fans displayed significant positive reactions.

Lego Masters is a show where people participate and compete to build mind-boggling and sometimes seemingly impossible builds using just Lego pieces. This season we will see celebrities such as Brad Pitt, Chris Pratt, and our very own Jeff Gordon.

Jeff Gordon partners with Phoenix Raceway to raise money for pediatric cancer

Fans get to meet Jeff Gordon at the Pheonix Raceway on the 30th of August over lunch. The event has been organized to raise funds for a good cause.

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The president of Phoenix Raceway, Julie Giese, mentioned, “Few drivers have made an impact on NASCAR like Jeff Gordon, and he continues to be a driving force today.”

“Even better, Jeff is a relentless champion for pediatric cancer research, and we’re happy to partner with him on a great event that will drive positive results for the impactful work being done at Phoenix Children’s.”

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Gordon also runs his own Children’s foundation that helps in research and care for pediatric treatments. The event allows two types of prices for seating. One is for a donation of $5,000 tier that entails seating for 10 people along with a VIP meet and greet session with Jeff Gordon himself.

The second is a donation of $2,500, which also reverses a dining space for 10 people but does not entail the meet and greet. Instead, it includes a gift to commemorate the event. Hopefully, people turn up with kind hearts and donate to this great cause and help Jeff spearhead his foundation’s efforts towards research and treat cancer amongst children.