PAINESVILLE, Ohio, Sep 01, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Three designs have crossed the finish line and are in the winner's circle of the Avery Graphics Design 66 Challenge. Salute the Soldiers by Daniel Wayne Logue was selected as the winning design, chosen by NASCAR Nationwide Series driver Steve Wallace, the Rusty Wallace Racing team and sponsor 5-Hour Energy. More than 120 entries from across the United States and Canada were submitted to the contest, sponsored by Avery Dennison Graphics & Reflective Products.

Salute the Soldiers will be printed on Avery MPI 1005 Supercast film and installed on the No. 66 5-Hour Energy Toyota Camry for the Nationwide Series season finale in Homestead, Florida on November 20, 2010. The design is an homage to our soldiers depicting the popular markings used on US military aircraft in the World War II era. Logue and his guest will be on hand in the pit to see Salute the Soldiers in action on the track and meet the Rusty Wallace Racing drivers -- Steve Wallace and Brendan Gaughan.

CHICAGO -- Walking from the parking garage to Soldier Field, I passed a vendor at a booth hawking programs and noticed something unusual.

The Bears were not only selling $5 game programs at the booth, but also $5 bottles of 5-Hour Energy drinks. You know, the stuff you see at gas station counters and on cheap TV commercials.

Dickerson is a Bears beat reporter and weeknight host on ESPN 1000. He also handles Bears coverage for ABC-7 and appears on "The Chicago Huddle."

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Wright joined ESPNChicago in April 2010 after spending the previous four seasons covering the Jaguars. He also covered the Redskins for two seasons. A native Texan, Wright was a four-year football letterman at West Texas A&M University.

Hear that loud whoosh sound?  That was August flying by.  What. the. eff.  seriously.  I'm sorry for the extended absence, but I have been so busy that essentially I never sit down at my house before 10pm, and the last thing I want to do is turn on my computer.  Tonight was my "free night" and yet this is the first real opportunity I've had to sit down.  See how it's after midnight?  This is what I like to call "bullcrap". 

Im planning on going to a dance pretty soon and i want to be really hyper! Like jumping around and everything so what do i have to do to do that? I heard about this new 5 hour energy shot thing that i havent tried yet, would that work?