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'''Clarkson''' is one of four [[Piston Cup Racing Series|Piston Cup]] race cars that is sponsored by [[Tow Cap|Tow Cap Hitch Protectors]], alongside [[Rusty Cornfuel]], [[Jack DePost]], and [[J.D. McPillar]]. He is a 2006 [[Dodge]] Charger that is painted purple and white, and he has a yellow spoiler. Clarkson bears the Tow Cap logo on his hood, as well as the number 54 on his doors and roof.
Clarkson is the reserve driver of Tow Cap racing Team( main driver: Rusty Cornfuel).
==History==
In ''[[Cars: The Videogame]]'', Clarkson is among the twenty race cars that compete in the 2006 Piston Cup racing season. He appears as an opponent in all five Piston Cup races, though he never places in the top five in any of them, and can typically be found lagging behind in the eighth through fifteenth positions. Clarkson also appears in the game's versus mode, in which he may appear as one of eight computer-controlled opponents in Piston Cup races.
If you look closely on the video you'll see him (nr 54).[[File:Palm Mile Speedway|thumb|300px|right]]
==Gallery==
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File:Hol4.png
File:Clarkson Purple Rims 1.png|Clarkson's purple rims from the Wii version of the game.
File:Pistoncup 1.png|Note there are 2 Clarksons.
File:Clarkson Icon2.png|Status Icon
File:For the one night hitch.png|A close-up of Clarkson's rear where the same text is printed twice.
</gallery>
==Trivia==
*In all versions of ''Cars: The Videogame'' except the Wii version, two cars that share Clarkson's appearance can be seen as opponents in [[Smasherville International Speedway (event)|Smasherville International Speedway]]. In the Wii version, however, [[Guenther]] appears in place of the second car.
*On the Wii, the 54 tilts the opposite direction on the Wii, while remaining the same on the Xbox 360, making him the only car to have fonts varying between the two high-quality versions without the actual number changing.[[File:Clarkson 4.png|thumb|220x220px|#4 visible for one frame.]]Clarkson is the only car to have the same text written on the same part of his body twice.
*Clarkson is also numbered 4 in the Xbox 360 game intro, while Cortland is 54.
*He is numbered 4 on his status icon, while Cortland has number 54 on his icon. (in all versions except Xbox 360, where he is 54 and Cortland is 191)
Clarkson is one of four Piston Cup race cars that is sponsored by Tow Cap Hitch Protectors, alongside Rusty Cornfuel, Jack DePost, and J.D. McPillar. He is a 2006 Dodge Charger that is painted purple and white, and he has a yellow spoiler. Clarkson bears the Tow Cap logo on his hood, as well as the number 54 on his doors and roof.
History
In Cars: The Videogame, Clarkson is among the twenty race cars that compete in the 2006 Piston Cup racing season. He appears as an opponent in all five Piston Cup races, though he never places in the top five in any of them, and can typically be found lagging behind in the eighth through fifteenth positions. Clarkson also appears in the game's versus mode, in which he may appear as one of eight computer-controlled opponents in Piston Cup races.
A close-up of Clarkson's rear where the same text is printed twice.
Trivia
In all versions of Cars: The Videogame except the Wii version, two cars that share Clarkson's appearance can be seen as opponents in Smasherville International Speedway. In the Wii version, however, Guenther appears in place of the second car.
On the Wii, the 54 tilts the opposite direction on the Wii, while remaining the same on the Xbox 360, making him the only car to have fonts varying between the two high-quality versions without the actual number changing.#4 visible for one frame.Clarkson is the only car to have the same text written on the same part of his body twice.
Clarkson is also numbered 4 in the Xbox 360 game intro, while Cortland is 54.
He is numbered 4 on his status icon, while Cortland has number 54 on his icon. (in all versions except Xbox 360, where he is 54 and Cortland is 191)
