His father, Al, is a two-time PPG Cup champion and four-time Indianapolis 500 winner. His Uncle, Bobby is a three-time Indy winner and two-time PPG Cup runner up. In his 1994 debut season with Team Penske, Al Unser Jr. stunned the racing world with 8 victories out of 16 races including the Indianapolis 500, cornering the 1994 PPG national Indy Car champion title and ABC Wide World of Sports "Athlete of the Year" honor.In 1995, Al earned four victories out of 17 races (7 podium finishes overall), coming in second in the overall national points standing.Clearly, Al Jr. achieves in a single season what many drivers dream of achieving across an entire career. He fully believes that success comes from hard work, and hard work alone.Known in the racing world as "Little Al" in deference to the career achievements of his legendary father, racing began for him at a very early age. Starting with go carts and quickly progressing to Sprint cars, Super Vee and Can Am, it was clear Little Al had set lofty goals which he was determined to attain. He embodies Indy Car racing's super competitive spirit. A perfectionist by nature, Al Jr. is never satisfied with being second. And, that's reason enough to believe his accomplishments are far from over. Al is experienced in product endorsement and public relations and he lends tremendous credibility as a spokesperson. He is very poised and extremely comfortable meeting people and addressing groups. His "down-to-earth" style makes him especially likeable, approachable and believable. Al, Jr.'s corporate affiliations have included Coca-Cola, Dominos, Goodyear, Kraft-Oscar Mayer, Mobil and Toshiba. BOBBY UNSER: Bobby Unser has clearly became one of the most insightful spokespersons in the history of auto racing. Leaning on his championship-studded and versatile racing career as an incredible resource for racing knowledge, Bobby Unser has eloquently opened the intricate world of racing to the sports public. Being an Unser made him a member of racing's first family. Being Bobby Unser made him a relentless competitor who chalked up a Hall of Fame career which included three Indianapolis 500 wins and thirty-five overall Indy Car victories. Bobby's racing interests spanned many race formats. His fascination with the famed Pikes Peak Hill Climb spurred him to becoming a legendary champion of the event (a 14-time winner!). Bobby Unser has maintained an extremely active presence in Indy Car racing. For roughly a decade, he has been the featured Indy Car race analyst/commentator for ABC network. His championship heritage provides him with a unique insight into what it is actually like to be in the cockpit at 200 MPH, as well as explaining the intricacies of race strategy, car technology and advanced driving techniques. His on-going association with drivers and team-owners alike, make him a prominent Indy Car celebrity and his unique experience both "behind the wheel and behind the camera" make him a colorful and insightful speaker.