In his presentations, Liebengood demonstrates how rules can affect students' lives, and he offers students a positive framework for reaching goals and having a fulfilling life. He uses racing gear as props during his talks. For example, Liebengood selects one student to don full racing gear while he discusses the importance of being prepared to achieve goals. He also uses racing flags to demonstrate situations that arise in life. He encourages student interaction, asking for examples of situations that could raise a caution flag in their minds.
Students also identify what the different flags represent in their lives.
For instance, situations in which drug use or violence could occur should raise the yellow caution flag for students, just as the yellow flag cautions drivers in a race when an accident or hazardous situation presents itself. During his presentation, Liebengood makes the connection between what race car drivers have to think about during a race in order to do well and what kids should think about to do well in their lives. At the end of the presentation, Liebengood will give the students a checkered flag. The program has been extraordinarily well received by students, teachers, and parents. In the past three years, he has spoken to over 6,000 fifth and sixth grade students in the area.