Jeb Burton

Jeb Burton is an American stock car racing driver who competes full-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series for Jordan Anderson Racing. Burton comes from a motorsports family as the son of Daytona 500 champion Ward Burton and nephew of Jeff Burton, but has established his own career in professional racing. He began in the NASCAR-sanctioned Whelen All-American Series and advanced through the ranks, earning recognition for his performance in stock car racing. Burton's achievements include a NASCAR Truck Series win at Texas Motor Speedway, multiple pole positions, and Xfinity Series victories at Talladega that secured playoff berths and marked significant milestones for both himself and his team.

Burton's career reflects resilience and adaptability, as he has navigated transitions between teams and series while maintaining strong results. His move to Jordan Anderson Racing resulted in a win that was the team's first in the Xfinity Series and earned him a playoff spot. Throughout his career, Burton has regularly finished among the top competitors and is recognized within the racing community for his competitive approach and professionalism.

In addition to his racing career, Burton is involved in philanthropy and conservation, supporting the Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation and participating in charitable events such as the Rogers Heating & Cooling Orange Krush 200. He also co-hosts the outdoor lifestyle series "Crossroads with the Burtons," which highlights his interest in conservation and public engagement. Burton's combination of motorsports success, public speaking, and commitment to community initiatives positions him as a notable figure in both racing and broader outreach efforts.