Ronnie Underwood Left The Race Track To Join The Ballet  It
wasn't his original intention to become a dancer. Ronnie
Underwood just took a class to improve his hand-eye coordination
on the track when he was younger. Years later, the same thought
occurred to him again when he saw a studio across the street
from a track where was supposed to race. Why not dance a bit
again to strengthen his skills?  Now, a decade later, Underwood
is a full-time professional dancer at Ballet West. He still
loves cars, but he realized he'll meet a lot more girls in
tights than a racing suit.  I'm talking to Underwood on the
phone we're discussing his large collection of hot rods and he
keeps pausing, as if he's trying to remember what exactly he
owned. How many cars could there possibly be? Then I realize
he's in the garage of his trucking company — yes, he owns a
trucking company — physically counting up his collection.  "I've
got an old '82 Chevy StepSide with a pursuit interceptor motor
and it's just in pieces, I'm actually wa