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Some people have all the luck. Last weekend, in addition to racing pinewood derby cars against NASCAR champion Jeff Gordon, a group of Atlanta Cub Scouts met Steve Holcomb, driver of the gold medal-winning U.S. four-man bobsled team.
Holcomb, an Eagle Scout, led his "Night Train" sled to the Americans' first gold medal in the four-man event since 1948. He's pictured above with his gold medal and Cub Scouts Kristopher Assing (left) and Christian Bosti.
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