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"Ricky Carmichael\nThe Motocross Champ and His Wife, Ursula, in Florida\nLegendary motocross racer Ricky Carmichael and his wife, Ursula, make their home in Tallahassee, Florida. A cool tranquillity pervades the living room. Manuel Canovas sofa fabric. End and nesting tables and club chairs, Baker Furniture. Stark carpet.\nThe lower-level rooms showcase Ricky Carmichael's triumphs, with Suzukis and Kawasakis climbing the double-height wall. Lutron shade system. Stark stair runner.\nArchitect Bradley C. Touchstone equipped the 9,634-square-foot \"Florida Mediterranean\" on Lake Hall with copper rain chains and 19th-century Thai rain jars for water catchment.\nRicky Carmichael has won 150 American Motorcyclist Association Supercross and national races and holds 15 major titles in his sport.\nThe kitchen. Ann Sacks tile. Wolf range and warming drawers. Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer. Rohl faucet, at right, and pot filler. Sherwin-Williams wall paint.\nOversize chandeliers, an alligator skull and Osborne &amp;amp; Little wallcovering decorate the formal dining room.\nRicky Carmichael's number, four, is hand-carved into the quartzite mantel and was retired by the AMA when he left the sport in 2007. It is out of circulation for at least five years following his retirement. Barstools from Baker Furniture. Sherwin-Williams wall paint.\nDaytona Supercross trophies, magazine covers and racing memorabilia fill the billiard room and bar area.\nIn the master bedroom, nudes by David Lan-Bar hang over the Hickory White bed. Manuel Canovas fabric covers the feather-trimmed chaise.\nA goat statue perched above the pool symbolizes fans' nickname for Ricky Carmichael: G.O.A.T., or Greatest of All Time. Landscaper Ed Blissard designed the pergola."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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