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{{ | {{Character infobox | ||
|image = ErikLaneley1.png | |image= | ||
|gender = Male | ErikLaneley1.png | ||
|color = White | |make=2009 [[Honda]] Civic (Japan)<br> | ||
| | 2008 [[Fiat]] 500 (Italy) | ||
|occupation = | |gender=Male | ||
| | |eye color=Brown | ||
|color=White | |||
|tires=Unknown (Japan)<br> | |||
[[Road Hug]] (Italy) | |||
|home=[[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] | |||
|occupation=Flag waver | |||
|first_appearance=''[[Cars 2]]''}} | |||
'''Erik Laneley''' is a race starter for the [[World Grand Prix]]. In ''[[Cars 2]]'', he is seen waving the flags at the race in [[Tokyo]]. | |||
He is a 2009 [[Honda]] Civic (FN) hatchback that is painted white, with the World Grand Prix logo painted on his doors, a modification on his front left rim to hold the flags, and a rear license plate that reads "東京-122 み 02-28". However, Erik's artwork on the packaging of the first international edition of his die-cast model depicts him as a 2008 [[Fiat]] 500, with a black toupee on his roof, like [[Luigi]]. | |||
In the [[London Grand Prix|London]] and [[Porto Corsa Grand Prix|Italy]] races, the flag waver is different, unlike what many fans think. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery | <gallery> | ||
Eriklaneley.jpg|''Cars 2'' | Eriklaneley.jpg|''Cars 2'' | ||
ErikLaneleyscreenshot.jpg| | ErikLaneleyscreenshot.jpg|''[[Cars 2]]'' | ||
ErikLaneley.jpg| | ErikLaneley.jpg|Porto Corsa flag waver | ||
Erik Laneley.png|Diecast | |||
Erik laneley cars 2 single (Cars Toys Wiki image).jpg|2012 release | |||
Erik laneley blue desert movie moments - wgp.jpg|2020 release with [[Alex Carvill]] | |||
Erik laneley cars 2021 movie moments.jpg|2021 release with [[Alex Carvill]] | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
*Russian: | |||
**''Эрик Лэнели'' (transcription: ''Erik Leneli'') | |||
**''Эрик Лантели'' (transcription: ''Erik Lanteli'') | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Erik | *He is a named after, ''[[Cars 2]]'' staff member, [[Erik Langley]]. | ||
*When Erik was in Tokyo he is a 2009 Honda Civic (FN) hatchback. However, the flag waver in Porto Corsa is seen as a 2008 Fiat 500, which could be why [[Pixar Animation Studios|Pixar]] chose to animate him as so. | |||
**His 2017 diecast release has the artwork of a Fiat 500, despite all of his releases being in Honda form. | |||
{{Cars 2}} | {{Cars 2}} | ||
[[ | |||
[[Category: | [[Category:Cars 2 characters]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Fiat]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Referees]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Flag wavers]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Japan]] | ||
[[Category:Italy]] |
Latest revision as of 09:52, 30 July 2024
Erik Laneley is a race starter for the World Grand Prix. In Cars 2, he is seen waving the flags at the race in Tokyo.
He is a 2009 Honda Civic (FN) hatchback that is painted white, with the World Grand Prix logo painted on his doors, a modification on his front left rim to hold the flags, and a rear license plate that reads "東京-122 み 02-28". However, Erik's artwork on the packaging of the first international edition of his die-cast model depicts him as a 2008 Fiat 500, with a black toupee on his roof, like Luigi.
In the London and Italy races, the flag waver is different, unlike what many fans think.
Gallery
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Cars 2
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Porto Corsa flag waver
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Diecast
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2012 release
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2020 release with Alex Carvill
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2021 release with Alex Carvill
Names in other languages
- Russian:
- Эрик Лэнели (transcription: Erik Leneli)
- Эрик Лантели (transcription: Erik Lanteli)
Trivia
- He is a named after, Cars 2 staff member, Erik Langley.
- When Erik was in Tokyo he is a 2009 Honda Civic (FN) hatchback. However, the flag waver in Porto Corsa is seen as a 2008 Fiat 500, which could be why Pixar chose to animate him as so.
- His 2017 diecast release has the artwork of a Fiat 500, despite all of his releases being in Honda form.