Photograph of Eddie Cheever standing on the wheel of his car at Texas Motor Speedway on October 14, 2000. Cheever has short blonde hair and wears shades, black shoes, and a black jumpsuit with red and white labels on its front. The car he stands on has a silver top and black sides separated by a red line and is decorated by multiple logos, one of which reads as "excite". The vehicle also has black wheels with "Firestone" spelled out on them in white. The number 51 appears in black on the front and side of the car. As Cheever stands on his car's wheel, another man crouches in front of the car to take a photo. To the right of this scene is a short black wall with the "excite" logo on it and a group of men behind it in black and red shirts, hats, and headsets. The men all turn towards a large silver tank that, like their shirts, has the "excite" logo on it. The tank also has the number of Cheever's car on it. A crowd of people fill the space to the left of the tank and Cheever's car, many turning back to look …

Photograph of Eddie Gossage (left) and Danny "The Dude" Lasoski (right) celebrating Lasoski's win at the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track. Gossage wears a white ballcap with a multi-colored logo on it, a blue button-up shirt, black pants, a black belt, and a black jacket. He raises his right hand in a fist as he smiles at the camera. Lasoski also wears a white ballcap with a logo on it, plus a white jumpsuit with "Roth" on the chest in blue-outlined purple letters and "Motorsports" in black below it. Above the waist of the jumpsuit is "Beef Packers" in blue. Lasoski holds his trophy above his head, an object with a black rectangular base that holds up a glass shape of Texas. On the trophy's base is the white text "WINNER March 30, 2000" while on the Texas-shaped glass are multiple white words and a small checkered pattern. In front of Lasoski and Gossage is a short white wall with a red border and a large logo on it. Behind the duo is a large, diagonally tilted object that's red-brown in color and has the number "83" towards its left end in in large blue numbers. Above this number is …

Photograph of Eddie Gossage (left) and John Mayewski (right) posing with a poster for the Casino Magic 500 race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Gossage wears a blue-button up shirt, black pants, and a dark jacket. He looks off-camera as he raises his left hand to hold the poster steady on its stand. Mayewski is dressed in a black and gray patterned button-up shirt, a black jacket, and has a lanyard around his neck with multi-colored cards attached to it. He looks into the camera and gives a small smile. The poster in-between Mayewski and Gossage has a white outline and a block fill with the large text "Casino Magic 500" in white towards its top. Red, yellow, and blue slashes of color go through the numerals in "500" while a yellow checker pattern and a blue racecar icon sit above :Casino Magic". Below the "500" text is a red racecar icon and the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo along with "2000". Below the red racecar is the black text "Texas Motor Speedway June 10, 2000" on a white rectangle, below which is a blue checker pattern and a large yellow racecar icon. Behind Gossage, Mayewski, and their poster …

Photograph of the Excite 500 race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 15, 2000. Seven cars speed along a curve, one yellow and one green car leading the race while a red car lags behind the group. A short white wall across the road, towards the top of the photo, has the text "Cup Series", "4 Texas Texas 4", and "Max" painted on it. According to a label on the back of the photograph, Greg Ray drives the green car at the front of the group, his vehicle labelled #1 and speeding ahead of 26 other vehicles. The label also details the end of the race as Ray would face electrical problems after this photo was taken, resulting in Scott Goodyear winning 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 Greg Biffle peeling out at the start-finish line after winning the Pronto Auto Parts 400 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on June 9, 2000. Biffle's red, black, and white truck turns in front of the start-finish line amidst a billowing cloud of smoke as two men in red and white uniforms and headsets watch from an elevated box. The box the men stand in is shaped like an oval and has blue sides adorned with the Pronto logo in white. A metal ladder leads from the ground to the box. Separating the area the box occupies from the road Biffle drives on is a line of tall metal fencing. According to the label on the back of the photo, Biffle drives the #50 Grainger Ford.

Photograph of Greg Biffle posing with a helmet after winning the Pronto Auto Parts 400 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on June 9, 2000. Biffle wears a red and black jumpsuit with multiple colorful logos with white text on it and a black hat that says "Grainger" in white and "Racing in red". Biffle raises his right hand in a pointing gesture upwards while holding his helmet in his left hand. The helmet is white with Texas flag motifs on its sides and the text "Texas Motor Speedway" on its front along with a logo. Behind Biffle is his truck and a red wall with large logos on it. According to the label on the photograph's back, Biffle drove the #50 Grainger Ford.

Photograph of Greg Biffle posing with a trophy after winning the Pronto Auto Parts 400 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Biffle wears a red and black jumpsuit with multiple colorful logos with white text on it and a white hat with a large yellow logo on it. He uses both of his hands to hold his trophy into the air, a wooden object with a rectangular base and a circular top. A silver rendition of the Texas Motor Speedway logo occupies the glass of the trophy's circular top while the Pronto logo and the text "Texas Motor Speedway Winner June 9, 2000" decorate the trophy's base. Behind Biffle is a red truck with white hats and an open red toolchest on its top. Beyond this vehicle are two people in white hats standing in front of a wall with logos and the words "Texas Motor Speedway" on it. According to the label on the photo's back, Biffle drove the #50 Grainger Ford in the race.

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 Greg Biffle's crew celebrating as he wins the Pronto Auto Parts 400 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on June 9, 2000. Six people stand alongside on another as they look towards the left off-camera, raising their arms and yelling. The crew are all dressed in red and black shirts with "Grainger" on them in white along with black hats, black or red pants, and bleu or red headsets. Some wear yellow-tinted glasses including the foremost man in the row of crew, who also has a measuring tape on his belt. To the left of this front man, in the background, is a tall tower with the numbers of all the race's participants sorted by what place they're in during the race, with each truck's number lit up by yellow lights. Biffle's #50 identifier sits at the top of the tower in the first place position.

Photograph of Greg Hodnett posing with a trophy after his win at the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track. Hodnett wears a black and yellow hat with the Pennzoil name and logo on it, a white bracelet on his right wrist, and a red and black jumpsuit with white accent lines and white logos and text including "Vasser, "Chevrolet", and "Toyota". Hodnett holds his trophy above his head, an object with a black rectangular base that holds up a glass shape of Texas. On the trophy's base is the white text "WINNER March 30, 2000" while on the Texas-shaped glass are multiple white words and a small checkered pattern. Behind Hodnett is a large, slightly diagonal red object with multiple logos across its side. Behind this object is a red wall with more logos on it, above which is a gold stripe with the red words "Victory" and "Lane" on it.

Photograph of Greg Ray exiting his car after experiencing electrical problems at the Excite 500 race held Texas Motor Speedway. Ray is dressed in green pants, black and brown gloves, and a helmet and jacket that are both red and white with numerous logos on them. Ray's car similarly has many logos on it, though is mostly green in color. A man stands at the front of the car with a camera pointed at Ray while a second man with a radio on his belt examines one of the vehicle's back wheels. Two people in black, logo-decorated uniforms and headsets stands at the back of Ray's car to examine the spoiler. Two people in blue uniforms stand next to a different car farther behind Ray's. The background beyond the cars contains a swath of grass with an image painted on it, an empty road, and stadium stands that are mostly empty.

Photograph of Greg Ray in his car during practice prior to the Casino Magic 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on June 11, 2000. Ray's car is green with logos and yellow, orange, and red stripes along its side, plus a large #1 in black and white on the car's nose. Ray wears shades and speaks to another man who kneels next to Ray's car, dressed in a dark green shirt with logos on it. A third man in dark green with a headset on walks around the back of the car, approaching a fourth man in black who walks towards the right side of the photo. In the background beyond Ray's car and the people walking is a strip of road, a swath of grass, and dozens of unoccupied stands.

Photograph of Greg Ray posing with a helmet at the Excite 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 15, 2000. Ray's helmet is black with waving Texas flag and the Excite 500 logo on its side. Ray himself wears a green and yellow ballcap that says "Conseco Team" and "Menard". He also wears a white jumpsuit with yellow, orange, and red striped waist and a variety of logos on it including "Menards", "Conseco" and "Quaker State". Behind Ray is a green object with the Indy Racing Northern Lights Series logo on it and a red and white wall with the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo at its top.

Photograph of Jason Leffler hugging a member of his crew at the NASCAR Busch Series Albertson's 300 race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Leffler wears a black and white long-sleeved top along with an earpiece and leans forward while smiling. The crew member he hugs wears a black hat with a red and white logo on it and a green, white, and black shirt with a white MBNA Motorsports logo outlined in yellow at its top. Walking towards the duo, from the left, is another crew member in a black hat with a green MBNA logo on it, a green shirt with MBNA on it in white, a black jacket, glasses, and a black headset. To the right of Leffler and his crew members sits his car, its top reflecting sunlight and its rear end green in color with a yellow stripe along its bottom edge. At the center of the car's back end is a white MBNA logo, to the right of which is the number 18 in white. To the left and right of the car are crowds of people watching Leffler, multiple of whom wear large cards on lanyards. One man to the right of the car …

Photograph of Jason Leffler posing with a helmet at the NASCAR Busch Series Albertson's 300 race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Leffler's helmet is black with thin white and blue grids across its surface and a waving Texas flag on its side. Also on the helmet's side is the white text "Pole Days March 30-31, 2000" and the logos for Sprint, Texas Motor Speedway, and Simpson. Leffler himself is wearing a black ballcap with the Sprint logo and red text on it, plus a black and white jumpsuit with a variety of logos on it like those of Goodyear, Pontiac, Hot Rod Magazine, and MBNA Motorsports. Behind Leffler is a black vehicle with "Pontiac" spelled vertically down its side in white letters. Behind the automobile is a red wall with multiple white Sprint logos on it along with a cut-off blue and yellow image. At the top of the wall is a gold stripe with red text, above which is a white stripe with the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo in it.

Photograph of Jeff Gordon (#24), Bill Elliott (#94), and Jerry Nadeau (#25) wrecking during the DIRECTV 500 race held at Texas Motor Speedway on April 2, 2000. Elliott's car (#94) tilts upwards off the road as Gordon's car (#24) runs towards the underside of Elliott's car. Another car sits behind the rear of Gordon's car. In the distance beyond Elliott's car (#94) are two more cars driving towards the wreck in the foreground. Nadeau's car (#25) sits further into the photo, close to a short wall running alongside the road, and has a crumpled rear end. Smoke fills the empty areas of the road. According to a label on the back of the photo, the crash depicted was one of 12 cautions that occurred during the race, which resulted in Nadeau (#25) not completing the race.

Photograph of Jeret Schroeder (#6) and Sarah Fisher (#15) crossing the finish line at the Excite 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Schroeder's white, red, and blue car pulls slightly ahead of Fisher's blue and white car as they speed past a man waving a green flag from atop an elevated box, its side adorned by the Excite 500 logo. The man has short dark hair and wears a wired earpiece, glasses, and a black short-sleeved shirt. Before and after the finish line on the road below is "Texas" in white text with the Texas Motor Speedway logo at either end of the word. To the left of the road is an extensive line of bleachers that crowds of people occupy, a tall metal fence separating them from the road, while to the right is a swath of grass.

Photograph of Mark Martin celebrating his win at the NASCAR Busch Series Albertson's 300 race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Popcorn rains onto Martin and his red, orange, and yellow car from the top left corner of the photo, piling on his vehicle's windshield and roof. Also sitting on the car's roof are two green Gatorade bottles, behind which a small board with the Busch and Nascar logos on it sits. Martin stands with one leg still in his car and wears a black hat with colorful text on it and a black and yellow jumpsuit decorated by multiple logos like those of Ford Racing, Busch, and Nascar. "Dixie" also appears in black text on Martin's shoulder and white text on his chest. In the background behind Martin and his car are a group of men in similar yellow and black jumpsuits that appear to be celebrating as well. Behind these men is a red wall with very large logos on it.

Photograph of Pennzoil World of Outlaws sprint cars on the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track on March 31, 2000. The cars group together on a dirt road into four lines, each vehicle with its own coloration and collection of logos. Brands visible in the lines of cars include Philips 66 in the leftmost line, Sanmina and Parker in the next second line from the left, Amoco and Chesson in the third line, and Hoosier and Channellock in the final and rightmost line. The Goodyear logo appears on multiple cars throughout the rows.

Photograph of Pennzoil World of Outlaws sprint cars on the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track. The cars line up in rows of three or four cars on a flat dirt road as they speed past bleachers packed with onlookers, all of whom stand to cheer the racers on. The leading row of cars include a blue #1, a green #11, and a white #83 car. The second row includes a black #1 or "1x", a black #93, a black car with an obscured number, and a white #17 car. In the third row of cars is a green #28 and two mostly cut-off cars that appear to be blue or black in color. The label on the back of the photograph identifies the scene as being the traditional salute to the race's fans before the start of the evening's final feature race.

Photograph of Ron Byerly (left) presenting Tim Shaffer (right) with a trophy at the O'Reilly Texas Showdown held at Texas Motor Speedway. Byerly wears a black polo shirt with checker-patterned shoulder stripes, blue jeans, and a brown belt with a small phone hanging from it. Shaffer wears a logo-decorated yellow jumpsuit with a blue stripes across the chest and down the sleeves, each with the white text "Vivarin" in the center. Both men wear gray and black ballcaps with "O'Reilly" on them in green along with "Texas Showdown" in yellow. The trophy, held by Byerly, appears to be made of stone and says "Winner October 12, 2000" on its midsection, has the O'Reilly logo on its star-shaped top, and has the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo on its base. Behind the men is a red wall with a large graphic that says "Pennzoil world of outlaws", :O'Reilly", "Texas Showdown", and "Texas Motor Speedway dirt track". The label on the photo's back identifies Byerly as the marketing vice president of O'Reilly Auto Parts and Shaffer as a driver from the Pennzoil World of Outlaws.

Photograph of Scott Goodyear celebrating his win at the Excite 500 Indy Racing Northern Light Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway on October 15, 2000. He is dressed in a black ballcap and a black and yellow jumpsuit with the Pennzoil logo on it. Goodyear looks up as he lifts his trophy above his head, an object with the Texas Motor Speedway name and logo on its base along with the text "Winner October 15, 2000". On top of the trophy's base is a silver checkered flag and a triangle of glass with the Excite 500 logo on it in white, above which is a silver star with the Texas Motor Speedway logo on it in white. Behind Goodyear is a crowd of people dressed similarly to Goodyear except for a blonde woman in white and a young blonde girl in blue at the front of the crowd. Behind the crowd is a wall with logos on it, including the Texas Motor Speedway's.

Photograph of Steve Grissom in the #43 Richard Petty Dodge Motorsports truck at the O'Reilly NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway. Grissom wears a watch and a red long-sleeved top with "Dodge" in white text across the left sleeve. He leans his left arm on the edge of the driver's window as he looks out from his truck. His red and white helmet occupies the space near the passenger side window. The truck itself is red with the text "Steve Grissom" in white above the driver's window, the Dodge logo in white to the window's right, and the NASCAR logo and "43" in white below the window. Other logos, mostly in white, sit farther down the truck's side. A hand rests on edge of the truck's roof while two men stand on the far side of the vehicle. The label on the photograph's back describes the image as being captured before qualifying began for the race, which Grissom completed with the race's 19th spot secured.