Did You See That?

SI Staff | Nov 22, 2013

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Did You See That?

Welcome to another eyesore installment of <italics>Did You See That?</italics>, the photo gallery that inspires reactions like Mr. Rose's as his Bulls were being gored by the Pacers, 97-80, in Indianapolis.

While attending the Mylan World Team Tennis Matches in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., the iconic Ms. King clearly had a pretty good sense of the photographic wonderment we have in store for you this week.

Sumo thing in the way she moves moved Macca to haul his missus to the Grand Sumo Kyushu Tournament at Fukuoka Convention Center in Fukuoka, Japan.

With six NASCAR Cup championships now to his credit, Mr. Johnson has a whole closet full of fashionable headwear like this.

NASCAR's newly crowned "Mr. Six-Time" is also known around his Winnebago as "Mr. Three Bottles" for the containers of salad dressing he keeps on hand as lubricant for his famed No. 48 Lowe's Chevrolet. This revealing behind-the-scenes photograph was taken at Homestead-Miami Speedway before JJ went out and bagged himself another Cup.

In this exclusive full-color photograph, NASCAR's 2013 champion greets the arrival of his finely tuned Chevrolet SS with the snazzy rear spoiler before the start of the Ford Ecoboost 400 at Florida's Homestead-Miami Speedway.

Being Miss Sprint Cup is a dirty job, but someone has to do it at events like Kurt Busch's "Busch-Whacked" Mud Run, which was held at Texas Motor Speedway.

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Into each athlete's life a little reindeer must fall, especially if you're Mikaela Shiffrin of the USA, who took first place at the big event in Levi, Finland.

131120114901-agatha-barbara-seixas-single-image-cut.jpg — Rafael Neddermeyer/Getty Images

This week's totally gratuitous swimwear shot: Bubbly Bárbara Seixas (left) and the effervescent Agatha Bednarczuk (right) uncorked a celebration after their triumph in the CBBVP Final at Enseada Beach in Guaruja, Brazil.

131120115019-restrooms-ford-ecoboost-400-single-image-cut.jpg — Simon Bruty/SI

Tired and lined up waiting for a restroom during the Ford EcoBoost 400.

Hot car: Paul Menard's Chevy blew a tire in rather spectacular fashion at Homestead-Miami Speedway. No one was hurt and the blaze was extinguished before emergency crews arrived with the fire retardant marshmallows.

131120114947-martial-art-skills-0f101a-0-single-image-cut.jpg — Rajeev Gupta/AP

The curry was five-alarm spicy and the candles on the cake were lit in Bhopal, India, where the earthly arrival of the first Sikh guru was celebrated on November 17.

A hair-raising time on the podium, courtesy of Red Bull Racing's third-place finisher in Formula One's U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, TX.

The planet's former No. 1 tennis player, now 54 and as dignified as ever, wigged out after a call by the umpire during his charity match against Kei Nishikori in Tokyo. For more classic McEnroe, click here.

Members of the Ranetka private family club in Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk heartily recommend a medical-cosmetic massage performed by the Achatina fulica snail, otherwise known (for good reason) as the Giant African land snail. The highly trained and fully certified terrestrial pulmonate gastropod molluscs' massage method (try saying that moniker five times fast) is believed to speed the regeneration of skin while it eliminates wrinkles and scars. No wonder it has become popular in the city's beauty salons and health clubs, according to Ranetka owner Yelena Baranchukova.

The popular band, which really ought to cut a take on the Beefheart classic "When I See Mommy, I Feel Like a Mummy" wraps up a typically cryptic set at The Vogue in Indianapolis.

131120115013-potato-sack-race-washington-at-ucla-single-image-cut.jpg — Chris Williams/Icon SMI

UCLA fans had a bag on in the Idahoan potato sack race during the game between their Bruins and Washington's Huskies at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA.

Le'Veon Bell (26) of the Steelers, who were attired in their throwback penitentiary garb, tried to make a break for it against the Lions at Pittsburgh's Heinz Field. He met with an unfortunate end. Here's his story.

The statue serenades a full Luna by blowin' a mean version of its classic theme song from on top of a Latter-day Saints (Drew Brees, Robert Meachem, Reggie Bush etc.) temple in Kansas City, Mo.

A flying finish indeed to NASCAR's 2013 Sprint Cup season.

And on that note, we bid you sweet farewell until next week.

Published Nov 22, 2013

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