Nitroade

Nitroade
Type	Drink
Use	To give cars energy (energy drink)
First appearance	Cars
Latest appearance	Trust Yer' Old Pal Mater (logo only)

"Do long drives make you want to crash? Keep awake with Nitroade"

—Slogan, Nitroade

Nitroade is a high-energy drink for the cars. In the Piston Cup Racing Series, it is commonly used by racers in order to stay hydrated and maintain energy, and pitties will often provide their racers with it during pit stops.

Nitroade also has a Piston Cup racing team, and it sponsored Aiken Axler, Joltsen, Phil Tankson, Racer 13, and currently sponsors Tim Treadless. The former Nitroade Crew Chief, hauler, and pitty were and are also members of the team.

History

Cars 2005 Teaser Trailer

Nitroade was seen sponsoring Racer 13. It is unknown if he was replaced by Aiken Axler after the race in Radiator Springs Speedway.

Cars

Winford drinking Nitroade.

In Cars, Aiken Axler and his team are competing in the Dinoco 400 at the Motor Speedway of the South. Additionally, "Petrol" Pulaski gives Winford Bradford Rutherford a can of Nitroade while he is taking a pit stop .

Cars: Mater-National Championship

In Cars: Mater-National Championship, the Nitroade logo can be seen on barriers throughout the game's tracks.

Cars: The Videogame

In Cars: The Videogame, a racer named Joltsen races for the Nitroade team.

Also, Darrell Cartrip sometimes says this line: "Fans, today's race is sponsored by Nitroade. Nitroade - high-energy drink for high-energy cars!".

Cars Toons

Tokyo Mater

A Nitroade advertisement in Tokyo.

In Tokyo Mater, various advertisements for Nitroade can be seen on large screens in Tokyo throughout the duration of the short.

The World of Cars Online

In The World of Cars Online, Nitroade was available as a sponsorship to paid members.

Cars 2

In Cars 2, a Nitroade advertisement can be seen at the World Grand Prix race in Tokyo, while Finn McMissile is racing through the streets in search of Mater.

Cars 3

In Cars 3, Phil Tankson and Tim Treadless bear the Nitroade sponsor throughout the 2016-2017 Piston Cup seasons.

Gallery

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  Racer 13

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  Aiken Axler

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  Joltsen

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  Phil Tankson

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  Tim Treadless

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  The Nitroade Crew Chief

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  Phil's pit crew

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  Tim's crew chief

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  Hugo Fast

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  Nitroade Thin Pitty

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  Nitroade Wide Pitty

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  Tim Treadless' pitty

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  Eric Roadales

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  Phil Tankson's Hauler

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  Tim's Hauler

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  Nitroade Tent

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  Cars logo

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  A Nitroade advertisement appearing above Haiki in Tokyo in Cars 2.

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  the Nitroade gas can next to Coriander Widetrack.

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  "Petrol" Pulaski giving Winford a drink of Nitroade.

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  In The Stolen Flag, Petrol Pulaski is still holding Nitroade beverage cans, which means he also likes Nitroade

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  A Nitroade Medicine Bottle in WALL-E

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Lithuanian	Naitras	–
Russian	Нитроэйд Nitroeid	–

Trivia

• It's been implied that Nitroade was originally going to be Chick Hicks' sponsor as the Racer 13 shown racing for Nitroade in the 2005 teaser trailer for Cars is assumed to be a prototype of him, as the same goes with Racer 57 in the said trailer who is an early design of Lightning Mcqueen.
• In Cars 2005 Teaser Trailer, an unnamed stock car they hired for a paint job was green and orange, and used the number 13, but the green color was inconsistent with the integration The company's sponsor team.
  • In Cars, they hired Aiken Axler as their new stock car at the time, and the livery was changed to the same black with orange as the logo. Flames, and changed the number to 28, which is the most integrated racing driver paint job ever into their company team.
  • In Cars: The Videogame, they hired Joltsen, the paint job is basically Same as Aiken Axler, but they temporarily changed the number to 52 in this game.
  • in Cars 3, They are the majority of the sponsors who returned from the first film, they changed the number back to 28 and hired Phil Tankson as their last hire The stock car, but they changed their paint job again, making it black with red flames, so it blended in less with the logo.
  • Until the middle of the 2016 season, but was featured on the Next-Gen racer Jackson Storm debut After the first race, Phil was fired in the second race, and Next-Gen racer Tim Treadless was hired, and the flames were changed back to the original orange color that was the same as the logo, but they did not change back to the original color scheme, but instead Change the color scheme from black with orange flames to orange flames with black, and change the color scheme of its paint job to the opposite of the logo, color matching opposite.