Bruce Miller

Bruce Miller
Vehicle type	Axxelo Fission EA
Color	Yellow, blue, orange and white
Occupation	Piston Cup racer for RPM (formerly)
First appearance	Cars 3
Character information Gender Male

Bruce Miller is a former race car who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series for the RPM team with the number 64.

History

Cars 3

Bruce Miller and Reb Meeker during a Piston Cup race at the Motor Speedway of the South in 2016.

In Cars 3, Bruce Miller competes in the 2016 season of the Piston Cup. During the season he placed 11th at the Grandol Oil Co. Raceway. In the midseason, with the rise of the widely popular high-tech Next-Gen series of race cars, that had better achievements on the tracks, Bruce Miller was forced to stop competing in the Piston Cup by RPM and was replaced with Barry DePedal.

Physical description

Bruce Miller is an Axxelo Fission EA. He has a yellow livery with an orange roof and rear bumper, and a blue hood, spoiler and stripes going diagonally from his back. On his hood, backsides and boot, he has the RPM logo, and on his roof and sides, he has the number 64 painted white with black borders. Above his front windows and on his front fenders, he has a black Lightyear logo. He has stickers imitating headlights, seven stickers of sponsors behind the wheels, and orange grey caps. He is using Lightyear tires.

Achievements

2016 Piston Cup Racing Series races

Racetrack	Place
Grandol Oil Co. Raceway	11th

Gallery

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  Artwork.

• Bruce’s first appearance onscreen

  Bruce’s first appearance onscreen

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  Cars 3

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• Cars 3

  Cars 3

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• Concept art.

  Concept art.

• Diecast

  Diecast

Names in other languages

• Greek: Μπρους Μιλερ (transcription: Brous Miler)
• Russian: Брюс Миллер (transcription: Bryus Miller)

Trivia

• Racing number 64 was also used by: Barry DePedal, Winford Bradford Rutherford, Riley, Dusty Roadmeister, Dewey Conerod and Zeb.
• Though he has grey eyes in Cars 3, his official artwork presents him with brown eyes.
• The Mattel's 2019 die-cast mainline mistakenly labeled Winford Bradford Rutherford, the racer from Cars of the same sponsor, as him.