Chris DiCicco
DiCicco Building Company has been a Michigan Remodeling contractor for over 20 years. We are also leaders in Kitchen and Bath Remodeling along with being an award winning custom residential home builder. We also specialize in Finished Basements and home additions.
Articles by this Author
NASCARs Kurt Busch From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 24, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Kurt Thomas Busch started off racing in go-karts but saw his career really take off when he moved on to the Dwarf Car Series in Las Vegas. Currently residing in North Carolina this speed demon has an impressive win list under his belt.
NASCARs Tony Stewart From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 24, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Tony Stewart has always had a competitive streak in him ever since catching the racing bug at age 7. Stewart started out with go-karts and had won his first championship when he was only 8 in 1980 at the Columbus Fairgrounds. His record breaking career still stands strong today.
NASCARs JJ Yeley From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 23, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
JJ Yeley began racing when he was 10 where he took part in the Arizona Quarter Midget Racing Association. Using a forged birth certificate, Yeley started racing midgets at age 14 and became the youngest driver to apply and receive a United States Auto Club (USAC) license.
NASCARs Ward Burton From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 23, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Ward Burton burst into the NASCAR scene in 1990, with the Busch Series. Throughout the years Burton has made it his priority to educate others in environmental issues, habitat restoration and the protection of depleting resources. Even though Burton has to balance racing in NASCAR and saving the environment, he is proof that you can have more than one passion in your life
NASCARs Sterling Marlin From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 23, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Sterling Marlin was born in Columbia, Tennessee. The son of Coo Coo Marlin, Sterling had his starts in his fathers pit crew. Marlin made his NASCAR debut in a rather untraditional manner having to take over when his father injured himself during the Nashville Speedway in 1976. The many races to come after that saw Martin climb to the top.
NASCARs Kasey Kahne From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 22, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Kasey Kahne grew up racing on dirt tracks in his hometown of Enumcla. He took to open wheel sprint cars at Deming Speedway at aged 17 in Deming, Washington. Not many rookies have been able to leave an impression as Kahne has. He had already become a household name at the end of his rookie season during the NASCAR NEXTEL runs.
NASCARs Greg Biffle From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 22, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Greg Biffle originally from Vancouver, Washington became a familiar name when he raced in the NASCAR Winter Heat in 1995. His stardom rises with a cool steady hand as he continues to tear the tracks till today.
NASCARs Ryan Newman From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 22, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Ryan Newman is one of the few NASCAR drivers that have a degree to his name studying Vehicle Structure Engineering at Purdue University. Newman started racing at age four with quarter midgets, midgets, sprint cars and silver crown cars. Given his dedication and passion for racing, he had 100 plus feature wins and many titles awarded to him.
NASCARs Scott Riggs From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 22, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Scott Riggs was born in North Carolina and entered competitive racing when he was fourteen. Starting of on bikes he slowly progressed to stock cars when he was seventeen. A decision he would not regret, as he paved an illustrious career for himself in NASCAR winning many accolades and awards.
NASCARs Denny Hamlin From Boy to Superstar
- By Chris DiCicco
- Published October 21, 2008
- Sports
- Unrated
Denny Hamlin was born in Tampa, Florida and started racing go karts when he was 7 years old. By the time he was 16, Hamlin had switched to sturdier racing cars. Career highlights include winning the Raybestos Rookie of the year and getting into the NASCAR record books for being able to score the highest ever points finish for a rookie.