Ever since Peter was a little boy, he knew he wanted to be a famous race car driver. His whole childhood was spent researching cars and car parts.

When it was finally time for him to graduate, he decided to go to the big city and pursue his dream.

So, he began the long journey away from his small town to the big city. He decided Indianapolis would give him the best chance at fame.

When he arrived in Indianapolis, he continued his studies. He was reading day and night about cars. He wanted to know everything there was.

Even though he worked as hard as he could, he was never chosen to be a driver. Working as a member of the pit crew was what he would have to do for now.

As he grew older and older, his window to become a driver slowly closed. But that didn't stop him. Even as all his friends left to pursue other jobs, he stayed and kept working hard.

Still, every night, Peter continued to learn as much new information as he could. The cars were changing, becoming faster and bigger, and he wanted to be prepared for anything.

Opportunities came and went, and soon there was little chance that Peter would ever be a famous race car driver. Instead of accepting that, he wanted to do the best that he could in the pit crew to help the younger, more experienced drivers.