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  • San Clemente, CA - April 23, 2004 - A surfer loses control during the Body Glove Surfbout Airshow at Lower Trestles. The Airshow, where surfers shoot high above the wave has become a fan favorite event.
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  • Surf legend Tom Curren waits for his heat at the Body Glove Surfbout at Lower Trestles. He would make it to the semi-finals before being out dueled by reining champ Andy Irons and Rob Machado.
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  • Long a popular spot with the locals, each San Onofre State Beach lifeguard station features a distinctive tower with surfboard wind gauge.
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  • Daniel Page starts her heat during the Tigersharks vs.. Nova swim competition. The Tigersharks, only in their second year of competition is already among the league
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  • James "Bubba" Stewart gets some air during a practice run at the THQ AMA Supercross Series Championship. Stewart, one of the brightest young riders would re-injure a sore wrist prior to the final race and not compete.
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  • Danica Patrick prepares to take practice laps in preparation for the Bombardier Learjet 500 Indy race. Her first race since placing fourth at the Indy 500, Patrick finished a disappointing thirteenth.
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  • Paul Tracy takes a corner during the Champ Car Long Beach Grand Prix. Tracy would go on to win the race for a second straight year.
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  • Riders take turn 4 on their way to the home stretch at Lone Star Park. The park offers quarter horse racing during summer and fall months.
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  • An instructor and student walk a horse to the field at the Flower Mound Equestrian Center. The facility targets riders as young as age four wishing to learn English style riding.
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  • A helicopter pilot loses his sunglasses down a crevice in the Mendenhall Glacier. Gaps in the ice can drop as far as 250 feet. This pilot ended up borrowing another pair from a co-worker.
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