Photograph of Bryan Reffner celebrating a win at the O'Reilly 400 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 13, 2000. Reffner wears a tan and red hat with the O'Reilly logo on it and a bleu jumpsuit with bands of red, orange, and yellow around the waist and elbows. Across the stripes on the waist of the jumpsuit is the word "Menards", spelled out in white letters. Logos decorate the collar and chest of the jumpsuit while Reffner's full name adorns the blue belt around his waist in white stitching. Reffner raises his arms into the air as red, white, and blue confetti fills the area around him. A white, yellow, and red striped wall sits behind Reffner and has large, blurry words across its width. The label on the back of the photo describes Reffner as winning the race with the #3 Johns Manville Chevrolet.

Photograph of Bryan Reffner posing with a helmet after winning the O'Reilly 400 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 13, 2000. Reffner's helmet is black with an image of a waving Texas flag on the side along with the race's logo. Reffner himself wears a gray and black ballcap with a logo on it and a blue jumpsuit with red, orange, and yellow stripes around the waist and elbows. There are logos on and around the jumpsuit's collar while the chest is decorated by "JM" in large blue letters. below which is "Johns Manville" and then "Menards" in white. Behind Reffner is a wall with a large logo on a red background, above which is red text on a yellow stripe and then the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo on a white background. According to the label on the back of the photograph, Reffner won in the #3 Johns Manville Chevrolet and set a track record of 180.371 during his qualifying run for the race.

Photograph of Greg Biffle (3rd from the right) and his crew celebrating his win at the O'Reilly 400 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Biffle is dressed in a black ballcap, red and black jumpsuit, and a black jacket, a dark glass bottle held in his right hand as he raises his arms in celebration. Logos decorate Biffle's jacket and jumpsuit while a black belt fastened over the jumpsuit has Biffle's full name stitched in white at its center. The group of men surrounding Biffle are all dressed in tan hats with black bands and red and black shirts with the same logos as Biffle's clothes on them. They cheer Biffle on and raise their hands into the air while smiling. A large metallic trophy sits to the left of Biffle, held steady by two men. In front of the trophy and Biffle crouches a man wearing a blue headset and a black jumpsuit, smiling open-mouthed while an ESPN-labelled microphone is held in front of him. The only object in the dark sky behind the group of men is a large white board filled with logos and the word "Texas". The label on the back of …

Photograph of, from left to right, Eddie Cheever, Buddy Lazier, and Scott Goodyear speaking with the media at Texas Motor Speedway. Cheever, sitting on the left, wears a black jumpsuit with logos like that of "excite" on it and holds a microphone in his right hand as gestures with his left hand while speaking. Lazier, sitting at the center, wears a white and black jumpsuit that's decorated by logos such as "Delta" and "The Faucet" and looks off-camera as Cheever talks. Goodyear, seated on the right of Lazier, wears a pair of shades on his head and a yellow and black jumpsuit with logos including "Pennzoil" on it, Goodyear holds a microphone with both of his hands and looks towards Cheever. In front of the three men sits a large, reflective trophy shaped like a cup that had words including "racing" across its width. A bleu curtain patterned with the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo fills the space behind the men. Directly behind Lazier, sitting in the center, hangs a yellow gear-shaped sign with text including "Indy Racing Northern Light Series" on it. The label on the back of the photo describes Cheever, Lazier, and Goodyear as the top …

Photograph of Greg Biffle posing with the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series trophy on October 13, 2000. Biffle wears a logo-decorated black hat, a red and black jumpsuit with various white texts on it, and a black jacket with logos on it. The black belt around the waist of Biffle's jumpsuit has his full name stitched across its center in white. Biffle raises a metallic trophy with a black circular base above his head as he closes his eyes and opens his mouth. A liquid sprays towards Biffle from an unseen source at the right edge of the photo, dousing the right sleeve of his jacket. Left of Biffle is a woman dressed in a light blue shirt and gold bracelets shields herself against the airborne liquid by raising her arms in front of her face. To the right of and behind Biffle are two men dressed in pale tan hats and red and black shirts who stand watching Biffle. The label describes the man as having won the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series trophy after winning the title at Texas Motor Speedway in the O'Reilly 400.

Photograph of Texas Special Olympics athletes on awards stands. The stands are made up by blue blocks of varying heights, with the center block being the highest, and have white numbers on them denoting first place, second place, and so on. From left to right the blocks are numbered 7,5,3,1,2,4,6, and then 8. The stands in the foreground have female athletes standing on them while the stands to the left in the background have male athletes. The female athletes in first through third place are all wearing blue shirts with orange text, black shorts, and white sneakers and have cards worn around their necks. The girl in 5th place is dressed in yellow clothing and is extending her right hand towards an older man to accept an object as another man stands behind them clapping. Standing in the foreground at the right side of the photo is a third man who faces away from the camera to view the stands. On the male athletes' stands at the left side of the photo stand two boys on the first and second place blocks while a third boy stans behind the stands, in front of a camera on a tall stand. The …