What happens when a fitness icon, a rock legend and his slithery companion confront a speeding car equipped with the precision technology of Bridgestone-brand tires? You'll have to watch Super Bowl XLII to find out

More than 20 woodland friends exercise their lungs and count their blessings that a car passing through their home is riding on the world-class technology of Bridgestone tires.

In the final chapter of this series, Justin tells us about his helmet design and gives us his thoughts on several drivers around the world of motorsports.

In Part 7 of this series, Justin talks about driving in his dad's era. Would he? He also talks about Carl Russo, the former owner of the RuSport team.

Justin opens up Part 6 about former teammates A.J. Allmendinger and Cristiano da Matta as he continues to chronicle his life in Champ Car. He also talks about Katherine Legge's crash at Road America and how it felt to continue the race after they cleaned up the track. He explains how you get your focus back as soon as possible.

In Part 5, Justin talks about the feeling of having absolutely no chance of winning during an F1 event, about signing with Conquest in 2004 and then RuSport in '05 and about capturing his first Champ Car win in Toronto later on that season.

Justin talks about his 2003 Formula One season in Part 4 and his very unique business plan to acquire sponsorship money.

Cool, calm and composed, Justin reveals to us in Part 3 what angers him on the track and tells us whether he's ever lost his temper (the answer might surprise you). And yes, the inevitable height question is brought up.

Justin talks about his early accident and answers the question the rest of us want to know: Can anybody be a racing car driver? Watch Part 2 of this revealing interview.

In the first of a series, get to knowJustin Wilson, one of Champ Car's most popular drivers who talks about his debut in racing and the influence his dad has had on him.