While earlier, he had also broadcasted wrestling events for TNA Wrestling on Fox Sports Net, where he hosted an interview segment known as the “Six Points of Impact!” As for Jeff’s NASCAR career, it started in 1974, and at the time he was working as a tire changer for Walter Ballard. Shortly, Jeff became one of the best jackmen in the business and served on all three of driver Cale Yarborough’s Winston Cup championship seasons. It was in 1981, when renowned driver Darrell Waltrip took over for Yarborough and the Junior Johnson-owned team won yet another championship. Under Waltrip’s sway, Johnson promoted Jeff to the crew chief position right before the start of the 1982 season and the Junior Johnson-owned team won yet another championship. Two more championships along with 43 wins followed and thus placed Hammond in the record books as one of NASCAR’s all time great crew chiefs. Married with three children, Jeff Hammond now resides in Charlotte, NC where he also indulges his passion for horses, rodeos, team roping, and hunting.