It took Robby Gordon 42 races to earn his first trip to Victory Lane, and when it finally came at Phoenix in 1995, something changed within the Californian. By the end of the season, Gordon scored another win in the No. 5 Walker Racing Reynard-Ford/Cosworth – the only two in an eight-year CART IndyCar career – that helped propel the former (and future) off-road racing star to fifth in the standings. The Phoenix win was also memorable for Rob Edwards, Andretti Autosport's director of engineering and race operations, who served as Gordon's race engineer in 1995. "You never forget your first win," Edwards (LEFT, LAT photo) told RACER. "It's funny – we were there testing...
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