Transcontinental Race of Champions

The league's logo.

Transcontinental Race of Champions (also known as TROC) is a league of races, hosted by World Grand Prix racers.

Racers

Racer	Number	Country
Francesco Bernoulli	1	File:Włochy.png Italy
Lewis Hamilton	2	United Kingdom/Grenada
Max Schnell	4	Germany
Miguel Camino	5	Spain
Raoul ÇaRoule	6	France
Shu Todoroki	7	Japan
Carla Veloso	8	Brazil
Nigel Gearsley	9	United Kingdom
Rip Clutchgoneski	10	New Rearendia
Vitaly Petrov	11	Russia
Frosty Winterbumper	12	Australia
Long Ge	12	China
Memo Rojas Jr.	14	Mexico
Pyotr Racinov	14	Russia
Flash Nilsson	15	Sweden
Jeff Gorvette	24	United States
Lightning McQueen	95	United States

Races

Name	Place	Winner
Neon Race	Tokyo, Japan	Carla Veloso
Ice Race	Moscow, Russia	Raoul ÇaRoule
Rally Race	Alsace, France	Miguel Camino
Carbon Race	Nürburg, Germany	Jeff Gorvette
Silver Race	Radiator Springs, United States
Carnival Cup	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	Lightning McQueen Francesco Bernoulli Carla Veloso

Gallery

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  Neon Racer storybook front cover.

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  Neon Racers storybook back cover.

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  Meet The Neon Racers book.

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  Ice Racers story.

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  Ice Racers French version (2019) front cover.

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  Ice Racers French version (2019) back cover.

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  Ice Racers French version (2023) front cover.

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  Ice Racers French version (2023) back cover.

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  Ice Racers French version.

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  Ice Racers comic.

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  TROC Rally race in the comics.

• Closeup of Nigel and Max's designs in the comic.

  Closeup of Nigel and Max's designs in the comic.

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• The starting grid.

  The starting grid.

• File:TROC Rally 8.JPG
• File:TROC Rally 9.JPG
• McQueen Training for the race

  McQueen Training for the race

• Closeup of Jeff. His pose is similar to that of him braking during the Porto Corsa race.

  Closeup of Jeff. His pose is similar to that of him braking during the Porto Corsa race.

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  Official Cars Magazine May 2013 issue.

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  Silver Racers comic.

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Trivia

• There is no racer with the numbers 3 or 13.
  • In Cars 2, Jeff Gorvette was originally going to have the number #3, which is the main number real life Corvettes race with. However, his number was changed to #24 as a reference to Jeff Gordon's racing number.
• The numbers 9 and 12 are shared between two racers, creating an overlap.
  • In Cars: Fast as Lightning, Long Ge is shown with the number 9 (the same number as Nigel Gearsley) on his ICE paint job. However, on his Disney Store Ice Racers die-cast, he is shown with the number 12, the same number that Frosty is depicted with.
• The number 14 is shared between two racers, creating an overlap.
  • In Cars: Fast as Lightning, Pyotr Racinov is shown with the number 14 on his ICE paint job. However, on the Disney Store Ice Racers die-cast, Memo Rojas Jr. is shown with the number 14.
• There is a Rally TROC race hosted in the comics, hosted by Raoul. It is the only race that does not have any die-casts for it.
• Originally the Silver Race was not apart of the TROC series. However, later on, it would be included. Technically, making it the first race of the series.
• Frosty Winterbumper was seen with the number 4 (the same number as Max Schnell) in the Neon Racers book however the Transcontinental Race of Champions series has depicted him with the number 12.
• Fernando Alonso is the only WGP racer to not be apart of the TROC series.
  • This is probably due to copyright issues with Fernando himself.
• The series name is likely a reference to the International Race of Champions, or IROC.