Memorial for Dan Wheldon

Daniel Clive or Dan Wheldon was born on the 22 June 1978 to 16 October 2011; he was an English racing driver and was the winner of the Indianapolis 500 on 2005 and 2011. Wheldon was born in Emberton England, at the age of four he progressed through the junior ranks of motor racing during his school year. He moved to United stated in 1999 and he spent several years in lower circuits like the U.S. F2000 Championship Series, He moved to Indy Car Series and he joined the Panther racing replacing Michael Andretti and now he was racing on professional races.

 While Daniel Clive was racing on the 2011 IZOD Indy Car World Championship at Las Vegas Motor speedway on 16 October 2011, He was involved in a 15 car accident between lap 10 and 11 of the race. He had to be extricated from his car and was lifted from air to the nearest hospital his life was on dangerous because he had “serious injuries”. He died at the age of 33 and the drivers decided that the race would be abandoned and those five-laps left would be in honor to Dan Wheldon with his number the 77 being showed alone at the top of the scoring board.

Rugby World Cup 2011 New Zealand

The New Zealand men’s national rugby union team, known as the All Blacks, represents New Zealand international team in the Rugby World Cup and this year 2011 New Zealand was hosting the Rugby World cup on the country. The All blacks are known as the champions now after beating France 8-7 on the Rugby World Cup in the finals at the Eden Park, the All Blacks are the number one ranked team, the current team of the year. The All Blacks have being waiting 24 years to win their second Rugby World Cup and Graham Henry’s side were able to celebrate 8 years of hard work under direction  of the coach  Richie McCaw although there were some teams that stand out and did a good performance on the field  and showed improvement, this teams were Japan and Rumania. The Rugby World Cup on New Zealand was well enjoyed by almost every citizen that are in loved with the game, but not only the people from New Zealand enjoyed this World Cup many fans from other teams came and gave support to their teams.

Drew Gooden NBA

Drew Gooden who played the last season with the Milwaukee Bucks last month got in an agreement with the Texas restaurant chain Wing stop to open four new restaurants in the Orlando area. They plan to build the restaurants in areas like Altamonte Springs, Dr. Phillips, Lake Mary and the University of Central Florida main campus area in east Orlando and Winter Park, Drew Gooden made more than $43 million with his NBA career and now this two careers together will ensures a god future.

“I did lot of research on different franchises,” he said, adding that he wanted to land a Five Guys deal, but that the only franchises available were outside of the United States. “Wingstop is where Five Guys was four years ago, and now it’s got 15-20 locations throughout Orlando.”

St Louis Cardinals baseball team

The St Louis is a professional baseball team; this team is member of the central division in the National Leagues of Major Leagues of baseball from United State. The Cardinals Baseball team has won 10 World Series, the team was established in 1882 and they joined the National League in 1892. They won the 2011 tournament by defeating almost every team and in the finals they played against the Brewers from Milwaukee beating Brewers 12-6 with a great attitude from all the players and with 2 home runs that helped the team in many ways. The Cardinals will now take on the Texas Rangers in the 2011 World Series with the first game begging on Wednesday.