Inside Mark Richt's Office - View 2
- Hiding Buzz
- Tribute To James
- A Special Mug
- NASCAR Bolt
Near the top of Richt's computer keyboard is a small, clear box that includes a bolt. It's a piece of NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson's winning car from the June 1 FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks at Dover Speedway in Dover, Delaware.
It was a gift from former Georgia linebacker Darius Dewberry, who in 2013 became the first African-American strength and conditioning coach in NASCAR.
"After every race, they break the car down for inspection and then rebuild it," Richt said. "It was a gift from Darius. Unfortunately, I dropped the case and cracked it. I think it gives it a little bit of character, though."
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