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{{Infobox Character
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|image= JacksonStormCars3Artwork.png
|image=JacksonStormCars3Artwork.png
|gender = Male
|make=2017 Custom-Built [[Next-Gen]] Race Car
|color = Black, gray, blue
|gender=Male
|eye color = Blue gray
|eye color=Blue gray
|occupation = [[Piston Cup Racing Series|Piston Cup]] race car
|color=Black, gray and blue
|aliases = Stormy-boy (by [[Chick Hicks]])<br>Ka-boost (by [[Chick Hicks]])
|tires=[[Lightyear]]
|first appearance = ''[[Cars 3]]''
|home=[[United States|USA]]
|performer = [[Armie Hammer]]<ref name="EntertainmentWeekly" />}}{{Quote|"Wow! Thank you, Mr. McQueen! You have no idea what a pleasure it is for me to finally beat you."|'''Jackson Storm''' meeting [[Lightning McQueen]], ''[[Cars 3]]''}}
|occupation={{PCracer|[[IGNTR]]}}<br>
'''Jackson Storm''' is a custom-built Next-Gen race car who competes in the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]]. Following his debut in 2016, Storm proved to be highly talented, hitting top speeds that veteran racers struggled with reaching (210+ mph) Storm's stellar performance sparked interest in the ''next-generation'' of racers, and other Piston Cup teams began replacing their veterans with newer, more powerful racers. Storm achieved many wins during his first full season, and set the record for fastest lap of all time at the [[Florida International Speedway]]. He is also part of the next generation of high-tech racers. He is a arrogant racer because of his greatness.
E-Sports player (formerly)
[[File:Cars 3 VIRAL VIDEO - Meet Jackson Storm (2017) - Armie Hammer Movie|thumb|right|300 px]]
|team=[[Ray Reverham]]<br>
Knowing how talented and successful he is, Jackson has a large ego, and disrespects other racers beyond simple trashtalk. One of Storm's biggest rivals was [[Lightning McQueen]], who brutally crashed while attempting to keep up with Storm at the [[Los Angeles 500]]. After a long absence, McQueen returned to the Piston Cup for the [[Florida 500]], but decided to switch himself out for [[Cruz Ramirez]], who took advantage of Storm's weaknesses, allowing her to pass him and win the race. His racing number is 20, however, it is designed with the design of 2.0 sponsored by [[IGNTR]] to resemble the next-generation.
[[Laura Spinwell]]<br>
[[Gale Beaufort]]
|performer=[[Armie Hammer]] (''[[Cars 3]]'')<br>
[[A.J. Hamilton]] (''[[Cars 3: Driven to Win]]'')
|first_appearance=''[[Cars 3]]''
|latest_appearance=''[[Cars 3: Driven to Win]]''|body=Carbon Fiber & Metal Composite|chassis=Hydroformed alloy & steel|top_speed=214 mph (345 kph)|start_time=3.6 seconds|engine=Maximum Performance V8|horsepower=850|First_Cup_Race=[[Dinoco 400|2016 Dinoco 400]] at [[Copper Canyon Speedway]]|paint color=Black|affiliation=[[IGNTR]]|aliases=Storm
Mysterious newcomer<br>
Jackson}}
{{Quote|Wow! Thank you, [[Lightning McQueen|Mr. McQueen]]. You have no idea what a pleasure it is for me to finally beat you.|Jackson Storm|Cars 3}}
'''Jackson Storm''' is the main antagonist of Pixar's 18th full-length animated feature film ''[[Cars 3]]''.
 
He is a custom-built Next-Gen race car who competes in the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]]. Following his debut in 2016, Storm has proved to be highly talented, hitting top speeds that veteran racers struggled with reaching (210+ mph). Storm's stellar performance sparked interest in the ''next-generation'' of racers, and other Piston Cup teams began replacing their veterans with newer, more powerful racers. Storm achieved many wins during his first full season, and even set the record for fastest lap of all time at the [[Florida International Super Speedway|Florida International Speedway]]. He is also part of the next generation of high-tech racers. He is a rude and arrogant racer because of his skill.
 
Knowing how talented and successful he is, Jackson has a oversized ego, and disrespects other racers beyond simple trash talk. One of Storm's biggest rivals was [[Lightning McQueen]], who crashed while attempting to keep up with Storm at the [[Los Angeles 500]]. After a long absence, McQueen returned to the Piston Cup for the [[Florida 500]], but since he wanted to give [[Cruz Ramirez]] a chance to race, he made her finish the race, even though he wanted to finish the race. Cruz took advantage of Storm's weaknesses, allowing her to pass him and win the race. Storm's racing number is 20, however, it is designed with the design of 2.0 sponsored by [[IGNTR]] to resemble the next-generation.


==History==
==History==
===''Before Cars 3''===
Before the events of Cars 3, Jackson was a cyber-sportsman, making a living playing racing video game (most noticeably, the racing game SC3) Super Corsa 3. His greatest achievement was winning a lot of money from a cyber-sport tournament organized by businessman [[Axle P. Biggs]]. He organized this tournament to find a worthy racer for his team. His team was able to recruit piston cup racers Storm and [[Tim Treadless]] out of the 10 cars that entered this competition, Jackson was the winner. Mr. Biggs asked a pickup truck named [[Ray Reverham]] (A.K.A Jackson Storm's Crew Chief) to find Jackson and engage him in the real sport.
In the beginning, Jackson declined, having earned enough money from his career in cyber-sport. He liked his freedom and did not want to change anything. Mr. Biggs blackmailed Storm, saying that if he did not become a racer then he would have to return all the money that he won from the tournament, and that he would not be involved in the video-gaming business. Storm then accepted the offer, but his cockiness was hard to deal with.
He began training in a special racing center with the other next-generation racers, but again, his attitude was a huge problem. He would often bully other members of the training center and steal their allotted time on the racing simulators. He would frequently challenge the other racers on the simulators, and upon losing to [[Tim Treadless|one racer]] in particular, Storm raged, damaging equipment and setting off the fire alarm. Due to repeated bad behaviour, Mr. Biggs decided to fire Jackson. Ray saw some kind of potential in Jackson, however, and decided to leave the training centre with him.
IGNTR, a liquid adrenaline company, soon offered to sponsor Jackson. He accepted, on the condition that Ray could be his crew chief. [[Stats|A statistical analyst]] from the racing centre had actually contacted IGNTR and told them about Jackson's skills.[[File:Meet Jackson Storm - Disney-Pixar's Cars 3|thumb|224x224px]]
===''Cars 3''===
===''Cars 3''===
[[File:CopperCanyonRacers.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Storm speeds by McQueen, Swift, and Weathers.]]
[[File:CopperCanyonRacers.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Storm's debut at Copper Canyon Speedway. Speeding by McQueen, Swift, and Weathers]]
Jackson Storm is the main antagonist in ''[[Cars 3]]'' (although he is not Entirely evil). He makes his rookie debut in the [[Dinoco 400]] at the [[Copper Canyon Speedway]]. As Lightning McQueen, [[Bobby Swift]], and [[Cal Weathers]] are approaching the finish line neck-in-neck, Storm manages to pass all three of them, surprising the three racers, as well as the audience. As Storm drives onto the winners podium to enjoy his victory, Lightning kindly approaches him, congratulating him on a good race. However, Storm responds by expressing his pride in winning, annoying McQueen. The press then arrives to take pictures of the two, and Storm mocks McQueen about his age, while enjoying the opportunity for good press. He then enters his [[Gale Beaufort|hauler]], who drives away, leaving McQueen insulted.
Jackson Storm is the main antagonist in ''[[Cars 3]]''. He makes his debut in the [[Dinoco 400]] at the [[Copper Canyon Speedway]]. As Lightning McQueen, [[Bobby Swift]], and [[Cal Weathers]] are approaching the finish line neck-in-neck, Storm manages to pass all three of them, surprising the three racers as well as the audience. As Storm drives onto the winners' podium to enjoy his victory, Lightning kindly approaches him, congratulating him on a good race. However, Storm responds by arrogantly expressing his pride in winning, annoying McQueen. The press then arrives to take pictures of the two, and Storm mocks McQueen about his age while enjoying the opportunity for good press. He then enters his [[Gale Beaufort|hauler]], who drives away, leaving McQueen insulted.


[[File:JacksonStormAnalysisCars3.jpg|thumb|220px|A graphic displaying Storm's technical specifications.]]
[[File:JacksonStormAnalysisCars3.jpg|thumb|220px|A graph displaying Storm's technical specifications]]
On [[Chick Hicks]]' show on the [[Racing Sports Network]], he and [[Natalie Certain]] discuss Storm's victory, explaining that Storm is part of the next-generation of high-tech racers, and is capable of incredible things thanks to his next-generation design. Many racing teams take interest in this, and begin firing their old racers in favor of newer, more able next-gen racers. Some do not have the motivation to continue racing against them, and instead choose to simply retire, like Cal Weathers.
On [[Chick Hicks]]' show on the [[Racing Sports Network]], he and [[Natalie Certain]] discuss Storm's victory, explaining that Storm is part of the next-generation of high-tech racers, and is capable of incredible things thanks to his next-generation design. Many racing teams take interest in this and begin firing their old racers in favor of newer, more able next-gen racers. Some do not have the motivation to continue racing against them and instead choose to simply retire, like Cal Weathers.


[[File:Jackson_and_Mcqueen.jpg|thumb|left|220px|McQueen rushes out of the pits before Storm.]]
[[File:Jackson and Mcqueen.jpg|thumb|left|220px|McQueen rushes out of the pits before Storm]]
Throughout the rest of the season, more and more veterans are replaced by next-gen racers, and by the season's final race at the [[Los Angeles International Speedway]], Lightning McQueen is one of very few traditional racers left. McQueen starts off the race by passing Storm, but Jackson easily moves back ahead. Nonetheless, McQueen is able to stay up with Storm, and the two eventually enter the pits together. McQueen, recognising that his only chance of winning is to get out of the pits before Storm does, barks orders at [[Guido]], and rushes out of the pits. McQueen makes it out before Storm does, and gains the lead. However, Storm quickly overcomes him once again, and as he passes, Jackson again trash-talks McQueen, wishing him a good ''retirement''. This gets to McQueen, and he begins fading. Determined to continue, Lightning begins pushing himself far past his limits which causes him to completely lose control of himself and hit the wall hard enough to send him airborne and into a nasty rollover crash. McQueen is then removed from the race and Jackson wins the race, as well as the 2016 Piston Cup.
Throughout the rest of the season, more and more veterans are replaced by next-gen racers, and by the season's final race at the [[Los Angeles International Speedway]], Lightning McQueen is one of the very few traditional racers left. McQueen starts off the race by passing Storm, but Jackson easily moves back ahead. Nonetheless, McQueen is able to keep up with Storm, and the two eventually enter the pits together. McQueen, recognizing that his only chance of winning is to get out of the pits before Storm does, barks orders at [[Guido]], and rushes out of the pits. McQueen makes it out before Storm does, and gains the lead. However, Storm quickly overcomes him, and as he passes, trash-talks McQueen, wishing him a good retirement. This gets to McQueen, and he begins fading. Determined to continue, Lightning begins pushing himself far past his limits, but his right rear tire blows out and his engine overheats, which causes him to completely lose control of himself and hit the wall hard enough to send him airborne and into a nasty rollover crash. McQueen is then removed from the race and Jackson wins the race, as well as the 2016 Piston Cup.


After a few months of moping around, Lightning finally finds the motivation to start training again to face Storm. He travels to the [[Rust-eze Racing Center]], where he meets teacher [[Cruz Ramirez]], who helps him train. Ramirez puts images of Storm in front of McQueen while he is practising on treadmills, to motivate him. Additionally, when Lightning uses the simulator for the first time, he discovers that Storm is one of the computer racers. After witnessing McQueen's weaker top speeds, [[Sterling]] urges him to retire. However, Lightning manages to convince him that if he can beat Storm in the Florida 500, he can continue racing.
After a few months of moping around, Lightning finally finds the motivation to start training again to face Storm. He travels to the [[Rust-eze Racing Center]], where he meets teacher [[Cruz Ramirez]], who helps him train. Ramirez puts images of Storm in front of McQueen while he is practicing on treadmills, to motivate him. Additionally, when Lightning uses the simulator for the first time, he discovers that Storm is one of the computer racers. After witnessing McQueen's weaker top speeds, [[Sterling]] urges him to retire. However, Lightning manages to convince him that if he can beat Storm in the Florida 500, he can continue racing.


[[File:Cars-3-Japanese-Trailer-03.jpg|thumb|220px|Cruz's costume.]]
[[File:Cars-3-Japanese-Trailer-03.jpg|thumb|220px|Cruz's costume resembling Jackson Storm]]
Throughout McQueen's training, Storm is continually used as motivation for Lightning. While practicing at [[Thomasville Speedway]], Ramirez dons a costume resembling his appearance.
Throughout McQueen's training, Storm is continually used as motivation for Lightning. While practicing at the [[Thomasville Speedway]], his mentor [[Smokey]] has [[Cruz Ramirez]] don a costume resembling his appearance.


As the Florida 500 approaches, Jackson continues to practice using a simulator. While using it, Storm passes McQueen, and asks [[Ray Reverham]], his crew chief, why he is in the simulation. Reverham tells Jackson he manually put McQueen in, claiming he needs practice against ''real competition''. Immediately after saying that, they both laugh, completely dismissing McQueen as a threat.
As the Florida 500 approaches, Jackson continues to practice using a simulator. While using it, Storm passes McQueen, and asks [[Ray Reverham]], his crew chief, why he is in the simulation. Reverham tells Jackson he manually put McQueen in, claiming he needs practice against ''real competition''. Immediately after saying that, they both laugh, completely dismissing McQueen as a threat.


[[File:JacksonStormSettingtheRecord.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Storm sets the record for fastest lap of all time.]]
[[File:JacksonStormSettingtheRecord.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Storm sets the record for fastest lap of all time at 213 mph. Then followed by 214 mph the next day]]
Once Storm arrives at the Florida International Speedway, he takes a practice lap, setting the record for fastest lap of all time. As Lightning watches news this on television, he hears Natalie Certain predict Storm's chances of winning, which are incredibly high.
Once Storm arrives at the Florida International Speedway, he takes a practice lap, setting the record for the fastest lap of all time. As Lightning watches news this on television, he hears Natalie Certain predict Storm's chances of winning, which are incredibly high.
 
As McQueen and Ramirez are preparing in the pits, Storm greets Cruz, who is still wearing her Storm costume. He arrogantly offers a picture, and when McQueen interjects, he mocks McQueen over the selling of McQueen-branded mudflaps. Since McQueen did not show up to take practice laps at the speedway, he is required to start dead last. Though a difficult obstacle to overcome, McQueen manages to gradually work his way through the pack. However, while hearing Sterling rudely tell Cruz she is not a racer, Lightning gets the idea to enter her in his place, as she has always dreamed of being a racer, and demonstrated extraordinary abilities during their training.


As McQueen and Ramirez are preparing in the pits, Storm greets Cruz, who is still wearing her Storm costume. He arrogantly offers a picture, and when McQueen interjects, he mocks McQueen over the selling of McQueen-branded mudflaps. Since McQueen did not show up to take practice laps at the speedway, he is required to start dead last. Though a difficult obstacle to overcome, McQueen manages to gradually work his way through the pack. However, while hearing [[Sterling]] rudely tell Cruz she is not a racer, Lightning gets the idea to enter her in his place, as she has always dreamed of being a racer, and demonstrated extraordinary abilities during their training.
Though hesitant, Ramirez enters the race as a substitute. She begins working her way up to the front, with McQueen coaching her. As Cruz continues to gain on Storm, Reverham warns him, but Jackson dismisses it up until she takes third place. Recognizing she could actually prove a threat, Storm backs up to Cruz and insults her, telling her she will never be like the other racers. The harsh words get to Cruz, but McQueen builds her back up by explaining that Storm would not have done that if he was not nervous. Using this knowledge, Cruz starts drafting behind Storm and trash-talks him. Storm loses his focus, and as Cruz moves to pass him, he slams her against the wall. However, Cruz thinks back to how [[Doc Hudson]] performed a flip move to get out of a similar situation, and uses the maneuver to overcome Storm and win the race.  


Though hesitant, Ramirez enters the race as a substitute. She begins working her way up to the front, with McQueen coaching her. As Cruz continues to gain on Storm, Reverham warns him, but Jackson dismisses it up until she takes third place. Recognizing she could actually prove a threat, Storm backs up to Cruz and insults her, telling her she will never be like the other racers. The harsh words get to Cruz, but McQueen builds her back up by explaining that Storm would not have done that if he was not nervous. Using this knowledge, Cruz starts drafting behind Storm, and trashtalks him. Storm loses his temper, and as Cruz moves to pass him, he pushes her against the wall. However, Cruz thinks back to how [[Doc Hudson]] performed a flip move to get out of a similar situation, and uses the manuever to overcome Storm and win the race. 
After the Florida 500, it is unknown what happened to Jackson Storm as he was not seen after Cruz won or the end credits' pictures. It can be presumed that he still kept racing to try to beat Cruz but still lost to her in the end.  


===''Cars 3: Driven to Win''===
===''Cars 3: Driven to Win''===
[[File:Cars_3_Driven_to_Win_8.jpeg|thumb|right|220px|''Cars 3: Driven to Win'']]
[[File:Cars 3 Driven to Win 8.jpeg|thumb|right|220px|''Cars 3: Driven to Win'']]
Storm is an unlockable playable character in ''[[Cars 3: Driven to Win]]''. He is unlocked by completing the Master-level event ''Jackson Storm Race''.
Storm is an unlockable playable character in ''[[Cars 3: Driven to Win]]''. He is unlocked by completing the Master-level event ''Jackson Storm Race''.


==General information==
==General information==
===Personality and traits===
===Personality and traits===
[[File:Jackson_Storm_and_Lightning_McQueen_.png|thumb|left|220px|McQueen kindly introduces himself to Storm, only to be met with disrespect.]]
[[File:Jackson Storm and Lightning McQueen .png|thumb|left|220px|McQueen kindly introduces himself to Storm, only to be disrespected]]
Storm possesses a large ego, and believes he is representative of his Next racing generation as a whole. Knowing full well that he is capable of incredible abilities, Storm tends to take little notice of other competitors, believing they are no threat to him. Many fellow racers view his cocky demeanor as off-putting.<ref name=bioinformation>[http://www.heyuguys.com/cars-3-new-characters-armie-hammer/ Cars 3 New Characters]</ref>
Storm possesses a large ego and he is representative of his next racing generation as a whole. Knowing full well that he is capable of incredible abilities, Storm tends to take little notice of other competitors, believing they are no threat to him. Many fellow racers view his cocky demeanor as off-putting.<ref name="bioinformation">[http://www.heyuguys.com/cars-3-new-characters-armie-hammer/ Cars 3 New Characters]</ref> He is an example of what Lightning McQueen could have become had he not reformed himself in his rookie year and didn't get lost in [[Radiator Springs]].


When talking to his competitors, Jackson delivers effective trashtalk, and acts incredibly disrespectful towards them, especially older racers. On the rare occasion that he does recognize a competitor as a threat, he takes the time to insult them, which will often get into their heads.
When talking to his competitors, Jackson delivers effective trash-talk, and acts incredibly disrespectful towards them, especially older racers. On the rare occasion that he does recognize a competitor as a threat, he takes the time to insult them, which will often get into their heads as he got into Cruz's head causing her to temporarily give up.


Storm becomes angry in times of weakness, and when Cruz Ramirez moved to pass him during the Florida 500, Jackson responded by violently slamming her against a wall.
When Sally came to see McQueen's final race she saw Storm interacting with Cruz before they got on the track in a mean way, and she viewed him as a jerk.
 
Storm becomes very angry in times of weakness though he denied this when Cruz said he was angry and when Cruz Ramirez moved to pass him during the Florida 500, Jackson responded by violently slamming her against a wall. He only was known to cheat when Cruz Ramirez passed him most likely out of anger of losing against her and primarily beat McQueen due to his fast speed. It is likely he did not cheat during any other times due to his ability to win races and since people usually would not pass him.
[[File:JS Wind Tunnel Speed.png|thumb|221px|While Natalie Certain talked about Jackson Storm, a wind tunnel stat showed his speed as 245 MPH]]


===Physical description===
===Physical description===
[[File:JacksonStormCars3TeaserTrailer3.png|thumb|220px|Storm's sleek design.]]
[[File:JacksonStormCars3TeaserTrailer3.png|thumb|220px|Storm's sleek design]]
Having been built specifically for racing, Storm's design is quite advanced, and his sleek model was constructed with carbon fiber and metal composite, with the concept of speed in mind. A 2017 Custom built ''Next-Gen'' Piston Cup Racer, his chassis is built with hydroformed alloy and steel. His Maximum Performance V-8 engine with 850 horsepower is responsible for his ability to reach 0-60 in 3.6 seconds, as well as his top speed of 214 miles per hour.<ref name="EntertainmentWeekly">[http://ew.com/movies/2017/01/05/cars-3-first-look/?xid=entertainment-weekly_socialflow_twitter Cars 3 first look: Meet Pixar's new millennials]</ref>
Having been built specifically for racing, Storm's design is quite advanced, and his sleek model was constructed with carbon fiber and metal composite, with the concept of speed in mind. A 2017 Custom built ''Next-Gen'' Piston Cup Racer, his chassis is built with hydroformed alloy and steel. His Maximum Performance V-8 engine with 850 horsepower is responsible for his ability to reach 0-60 in 3.6 seconds, as well as his top speed of 214 miles per hour.<ref name="EntertainmentWeekly">[http://ew.com/movies/2017/01/05/cars-3-first-look/?xid=entertainment-weekly socialflow twitter Cars 3 first look: Meet Pixar's new millennials]</ref>


Storm is painted in a black livery, with his doors sporting a design resembling a thick blue lightning bolt. His sides also feature his racing number, 20, as well as contingency sponsors, including the [[Piston Cup Racing Series|Piston Cup]], [[Combustr]], [[Carbon Cyber]], and [[SynerG]] in addition to his own sponsor, [[IGNTR|IGNTR Liquid Adrenaline]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3TJBtLq6hU Meet Jackson Storm - Disney/Pixar's Cars 3]</ref>
Storm is painted in a black livery, with his doors sporting a design resembling a thick blue lightning bolt. His eyes are greyish blue and his sides also feature his racing number, 20 (however, it's stylized to look like "2.0" to resemble the next generation), as well as contingency sponsors, including the [[Piston Cup Racing Series|Piston Cup]], [[Combustr]], [[Carbon Cyber]], and [[SynerG]] in addition to his own sponsor, [[IGNTR|IGNTR Liquid Adrenaline]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3TJBtLq6hU Meet Jackson Storm - Disney/Pixar's Cars 3]</ref>


==Appearances==
==Bios==
*''[[Cars 3]]''
===''Meet the Cars''===
*''[[Cars 3: Driven to Win]]''
*''Cocky and sure of himself, Jackson Storm is a young Piston Cup rookie with his eyes focused solely on the championship. Coming out of nowhere in the racing world, Storm trained primarily on high-tech simulators. He displays refined technique but little practical wisdom on the track. Winning has come all too easy to Storm, so he's unable to fathom defeat - yet. His overconfidence may be his ultimate downfall.''
[[File:Jackson Storm large.png|thumb|216x216px]]


==Profiles and statistics==
=== ''Cars 3 Diecast Collection'' ===
*Bios
**"''Jackson Storm is fast, sleek and ready to race. A frontrunner in the next generation of racers, Storm's quiet confidence and cocky demeanor are off-putting—but his unmatched speed threatens to redefine the sport. Trained on high-tech simulators that are programmed to perfect technique and maximize velocity, Jackson Storm is literally built to be unbeatable—and he knows it.''"
**"''Cocky and sure of himself, Jackson Storm is a young Piston Cup rookie with his eyes focused solely on the championship. Coming out of nowhere in the racing world, Storm trained primarily on high-tech simulators. He displays refined technique but little practical wisdom on the track. Winning has come all too easy to Storm, so he's unable to fathom defeat - yet. His overconfidence may be his ultimate downfall.''"<ref>''[[Meet the Cars]]''</ref>
*Specifications
**Top Speed: 214 mph (344 km/h)
**0-60 mph (0-100 km/h) 3.6 seconds
**Engine Type: Maximum Performance V-8
**Power: 850 hp (860 PS, 630 kW)
**Chassis: Hydrformed alloy & steel
**Body: Carbon fiber & metal composite


==Portrayals==
* ''The poster child of the Next Generation of elite racers, Jackson Storm is skilled, focused and seemingly unbeatable. He doesn't race to make friends or be anyone's hero; he races to win.''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20171005210302/http://play.mattel.com/cars/en-us/diecast-collection.aspx Cars 3 Diecast Collection]</ref>
*[[Armie Hammer]] - ''Cars 3''<ref name="EntertainmentWeekly"></ref>
 
==List of appearances==
{|class="wikitable" width="60%"
!width=30%|Title
!width=10%|Year
!width=20%|Notes
|-
|''[[Cars 3]]''
|2017
|
|-
|''[[Cars 3: Driven to Win]]''
|2017
|
|-
|''[[Storm Chasing]]''
|2017
|
|-
|''[[Miss Fritter's Racing Skoool]]''
|2017
|
|-
|"[[Whose Side Are You On?]]"
|2019
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#1</nowiki>
|-
|"[[Decisions, Decisions, Decisions!]]"
|2019
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#2</nowiki>
|-
|"[[A Stormful Start]]"
|2019
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#3</nowiki>
|-
|"[[Storm Chasing (comic)|Storm Chasing]]"
|2019
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#4</nowiki>
|-
|"[[Sweet Dreams, Storm!]]"
|2019
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#5</nowiki>
|-
|"[[Wounded Pride]]"
|2020
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#3</nowiki>
|-
|"[[The Gas In The Bottom Goes Back]]"
|2021
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#1</nowiki>
|-
|"[[Pitch Black!]]"
|2021
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#4</nowiki>
|-
|"[[Super Speed with New Fuel!]]"
|2021
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#6</nowiki>
|-
|"[[Unexpected Advertising!]]"
|2022
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#3</nowiki>
|-
|"[[Quiet, Please!]]"
|2022
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#4</nowiki>
|-
|"[[An Inflated Ego]]"
|2022
|''[[The Official Magazine]]'' <nowiki>#6</nowiki>
|}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
{{ForSubpage|image gallery|Jackson Storm/Gallery}}
{{ForSubpage|image gallery|Jackson Storm/Gallery}}
==Names in other languages==
*Bulgarian: ''Джаксън Сторм'' (transcription: ''Dzhaksŭn Storm'')
*Chinese (simplified): ''风暴杰森'' (pinyin: ''Fēngbào Jiésēn'')
*Chinese (traditional): ''風暴傑森'' (pinyin: ''Fēngbào Jiésēn'')
*Czech: ''Jackson Hrom''
*Finnish: ''Jackson Myrsky''
*Greek: ''Τζάκσον Στορμ'' (transcription: ''Tzákson Storm'')
*Hungarian: ''Jackson Vihar''
*Japanese: ''ジャクソン・ストーム'' (romanisation: ''Jakuson Sutōmu'')
*Korean: ''잭슨 스톰 역'' (romanisation: ''Jaegseun Seutom Yeog)''
*Lithuanian: ''Džeksonas Audra''
*Polish: ''Jackson Sztorm''
*Romanian: ''Jackson Vârtej''
*Russian:
**''Джексон Шторм'' (transcription: ''Dzhekson Shtorm'')
**''Джэксон Сторм'' (transcription: ''Dzhekson Storm'')
*Ukrainian: ''Джексон Шторм'' (transcription: ''Dzhekson Shtorm'')
==Trivia==
*By winning the Piston Cup in his rookie year, Storm achieved what McQueen almost did in the first ''[[Cars]]'' film. However, it is not known whether this makes him the first rookie to win the Piston Cup, the distinction McQueen was aiming for at that time, as there could have been another racer since to do so.
*Jackson Storm is a 2017 Custom-Built Next Gen Piston Cup Racer, which is a Pixar in-house design. While he's not supposed to be based on just one particular car, his model seems to be a mix between Generation 6 NASCAR stock cars and some concept cars, having similar styling cues to the 2014 Nissan Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo, and the 2002 Cadillac Cien Concept (with futuristic styling).
*Although Storm is the fastest Piston Cup racer, he is not actually the fastest car in the franchise; the record is held by [[Francesco Bernoulli]] (Lightning's rival in ''[[Cars 2]]''), with a top speed of 220&nbsp;mph.
*He is one of the three Next-Gen racers to have a [[Gale Beaufort|named hauler]]. The other two being [[Paul Conrev]] and [[Eric Braker]].


==Quotes==
==Quotes==
*"''Good luck out there, champ. You're gonna need it!''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''Good luck out there, champ. You're gonna need it!''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''You have no idea what a pleasure it is for me to finally beat you.''" ''- Cars 3''
*"''I think you've heard me.''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''I think you've heard me.''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''Yeah yeah, come on, let's get a picture! You know - get a ton of pictures, because champ here has been a role model of mine for years now! I mean A LOT of years, right? I love this guy!''" - Cars 3
*"''Yeah yeah, come on, let's get a picture! You know - get a ton of pictures, because champ here has been a role model of mine for years now! I mean A LOT of years, right? I love this guy!''" - Cars 3
*"''I think I touched a nerve.''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''I think I touched the nerve.''" - ''Cars 3''
*''"Hey champ, where'd all your friends go?" - Cars 3''
*"''Hey champ, where'd all your friends go?''" - ''Cars 3''
*''"Hey, McQueen, you alright? Listen, don't you worry, pal, you had a good run. Enjoy your retirement!"'' - ''Cars 3''
*"''Hey, McQueen, you alright? Listen, don't you worry, pal, you had a good run. Enjoy your retirement!''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''Oh, wow. Nice costume! Come here, let's get a picture. It's so great to meet my number one fan!''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''Oh, wow. Nice costume! Come here, let's get a picture. It's so great to meet my number one fan!''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''Oh, hey there, champ. I heard you're selling mudflaps after today. Is that true? Hey, you put me down for the first case, okay?''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''Oh, hey there, champ. I heard you're selling mudflaps after today. Is that true? Hey, you put me down for the first case, okay?''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''You are not winning this!''" - ''Cars 3''
*"''No, no, no! You are not winning this!''" - ''Cars 3''
*''"You're kidding me? He put her in the race?"- Cars 3''
*"''I am NOT angry!''" - ''Cars 3''
 
*"''You don't '''BELONG''' on this '''TRACK'''!''" - ''Cars 3''
==Names in other languages==
*"''I SAID I'M NOT ANGRY!''" ''- Cars 3''
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*"''Getting tired yet?''" - ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
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*"''Just like in training.''" - ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
|French
*"''Take the '''HINT''' already!''" - ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
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*"''Nice chat, but I've got a race to win.''" - Passing another racer in ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
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*"''It's just a little friendly competition.''" - ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
|Jackson Sztorm
*"''Don't get too sure of yourself!''" - ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
|Jackson Storm
*"''I'm still gonna win, don't you worry.''" - ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
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*"''Review the footage! There's no '''WAY''' you won!''" - Being defeated in ''Cars 3: Driven to Win''
|Russian, Ukrainian
*"''That race was fixed for ratings! You know I can beat you anytime, Lightning. I can beat '''anyone,''' '''''anywhere!''''' Just bring it!''" - Cars 3: Driven to Win
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|Jackson Storm
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{{Cars 3: Driven to Win}}
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Latest revision as of 17:09, 24 June 2024

Jackson Storm
Vehicle type 2017 Custom-Built Next-Gen Race Car
Color Black, gray and blue
Occupation Piston Cup racer for IGNTR

E-Sports player (formerly)

Main portrayer(s) Armie Hammer (Cars 3)

A.J. Hamilton (Cars 3: Driven to Win)

First appearance Cars 3
Latest appearance Cars 3: Driven to Win
Character information
Alias(es) Storm

Mysterious newcomer
Jackson

Gender Male
Affiliation IGNTR



Home USA
Technical details
Body Carbon Fiber & Metal Composite
Chassis Hydroformed alloy & steel
Top speed 214 mph (345 kph)
Start time 3.6 seconds
Engine Maximum Performance V8
Horsepower 850
Piston Cup Series career
First race 2016 Dinoco 400 at Copper Canyon Speedway
"Wow! Thank you, Mr. McQueen. You have no idea what a pleasure it is for me to finally beat you."
—Jackson Storm, Cars 3

Jackson Storm is the main antagonist of Pixar's 18th full-length animated feature film Cars 3.

He is a custom-built Next-Gen race car who competes in the Piston Cup Racing Series. Following his debut in 2016, Storm has proved to be highly talented, hitting top speeds that veteran racers struggled with reaching (210+ mph). Storm's stellar performance sparked interest in the next-generation of racers, and other Piston Cup teams began replacing their veterans with newer, more powerful racers. Storm achieved many wins during his first full season, and even set the record for fastest lap of all time at the Florida International Speedway. He is also part of the next generation of high-tech racers. He is a rude and arrogant racer because of his skill.

Knowing how talented and successful he is, Jackson has a oversized ego, and disrespects other racers beyond simple trash talk. One of Storm's biggest rivals was Lightning McQueen, who crashed while attempting to keep up with Storm at the Los Angeles 500. After a long absence, McQueen returned to the Piston Cup for the Florida 500, but since he wanted to give Cruz Ramirez a chance to race, he made her finish the race, even though he wanted to finish the race. Cruz took advantage of Storm's weaknesses, allowing her to pass him and win the race. Storm's racing number is 20, however, it is designed with the design of 2.0 sponsored by IGNTR to resemble the next-generation.

History

Before Cars 3

Before the events of Cars 3, Jackson was a cyber-sportsman, making a living playing racing video game (most noticeably, the racing game SC3) Super Corsa 3. His greatest achievement was winning a lot of money from a cyber-sport tournament organized by businessman Axle P. Biggs. He organized this tournament to find a worthy racer for his team. His team was able to recruit piston cup racers Storm and Tim Treadless out of the 10 cars that entered this competition, Jackson was the winner. Mr. Biggs asked a pickup truck named Ray Reverham (A.K.A Jackson Storm's Crew Chief) to find Jackson and engage him in the real sport.

In the beginning, Jackson declined, having earned enough money from his career in cyber-sport. He liked his freedom and did not want to change anything. Mr. Biggs blackmailed Storm, saying that if he did not become a racer then he would have to return all the money that he won from the tournament, and that he would not be involved in the video-gaming business. Storm then accepted the offer, but his cockiness was hard to deal with.

He began training in a special racing center with the other next-generation racers, but again, his attitude was a huge problem. He would often bully other members of the training center and steal their allotted time on the racing simulators. He would frequently challenge the other racers on the simulators, and upon losing to one racer in particular, Storm raged, damaging equipment and setting off the fire alarm. Due to repeated bad behaviour, Mr. Biggs decided to fire Jackson. Ray saw some kind of potential in Jackson, however, and decided to leave the training centre with him.

IGNTR, a liquid adrenaline company, soon offered to sponsor Jackson. He accepted, on the condition that Ray could be his crew chief. A statistical analyst from the racing centre had actually contacted IGNTR and told them about Jackson's skills.

File:Meet Jackson Storm - Disney-Pixar's Cars 3

Cars 3

Storm's debut at Copper Canyon Speedway. Speeding by McQueen, Swift, and Weathers

Jackson Storm is the main antagonist in Cars 3. He makes his debut in the Dinoco 400 at the Copper Canyon Speedway. As Lightning McQueen, Bobby Swift, and Cal Weathers are approaching the finish line neck-in-neck, Storm manages to pass all three of them, surprising the three racers as well as the audience. As Storm drives onto the winners' podium to enjoy his victory, Lightning kindly approaches him, congratulating him on a good race. However, Storm responds by arrogantly expressing his pride in winning, annoying McQueen. The press then arrives to take pictures of the two, and Storm mocks McQueen about his age while enjoying the opportunity for good press. He then enters his hauler, who drives away, leaving McQueen insulted.

A graph displaying Storm's technical specifications

On Chick Hicks' show on the Racing Sports Network, he and Natalie Certain discuss Storm's victory, explaining that Storm is part of the next-generation of high-tech racers, and is capable of incredible things thanks to his next-generation design. Many racing teams take interest in this and begin firing their old racers in favor of newer, more able next-gen racers. Some do not have the motivation to continue racing against them and instead choose to simply retire, like Cal Weathers.

McQueen rushes out of the pits before Storm

Throughout the rest of the season, more and more veterans are replaced by next-gen racers, and by the season's final race at the Los Angeles International Speedway, Lightning McQueen is one of the very few traditional racers left. McQueen starts off the race by passing Storm, but Jackson easily moves back ahead. Nonetheless, McQueen is able to keep up with Storm, and the two eventually enter the pits together. McQueen, recognizing that his only chance of winning is to get out of the pits before Storm does, barks orders at Guido, and rushes out of the pits. McQueen makes it out before Storm does, and gains the lead. However, Storm quickly overcomes him, and as he passes, trash-talks McQueen, wishing him a good retirement. This gets to McQueen, and he begins fading. Determined to continue, Lightning begins pushing himself far past his limits, but his right rear tire blows out and his engine overheats, which causes him to completely lose control of himself and hit the wall hard enough to send him airborne and into a nasty rollover crash. McQueen is then removed from the race and Jackson wins the race, as well as the 2016 Piston Cup.

After a few months of moping around, Lightning finally finds the motivation to start training again to face Storm. He travels to the Rust-eze Racing Center, where he meets teacher Cruz Ramirez, who helps him train. Ramirez puts images of Storm in front of McQueen while he is practicing on treadmills, to motivate him. Additionally, when Lightning uses the simulator for the first time, he discovers that Storm is one of the computer racers. After witnessing McQueen's weaker top speeds, Sterling urges him to retire. However, Lightning manages to convince him that if he can beat Storm in the Florida 500, he can continue racing.

Cruz's costume resembling Jackson Storm

Throughout McQueen's training, Storm is continually used as motivation for Lightning. While practicing at the Thomasville Speedway, his mentor Smokey has Cruz Ramirez don a costume resembling his appearance.

As the Florida 500 approaches, Jackson continues to practice using a simulator. While using it, Storm passes McQueen, and asks Ray Reverham, his crew chief, why he is in the simulation. Reverham tells Jackson he manually put McQueen in, claiming he needs practice against real competition. Immediately after saying that, they both laugh, completely dismissing McQueen as a threat.

Storm sets the record for fastest lap of all time at 213 mph. Then followed by 214 mph the next day

Once Storm arrives at the Florida International Speedway, he takes a practice lap, setting the record for the fastest lap of all time. As Lightning watches news this on television, he hears Natalie Certain predict Storm's chances of winning, which are incredibly high.

As McQueen and Ramirez are preparing in the pits, Storm greets Cruz, who is still wearing her Storm costume. He arrogantly offers a picture, and when McQueen interjects, he mocks McQueen over the selling of McQueen-branded mudflaps. Since McQueen did not show up to take practice laps at the speedway, he is required to start dead last. Though a difficult obstacle to overcome, McQueen manages to gradually work his way through the pack. However, while hearing Sterling rudely tell Cruz she is not a racer, Lightning gets the idea to enter her in his place, as she has always dreamed of being a racer, and demonstrated extraordinary abilities during their training.

Though hesitant, Ramirez enters the race as a substitute. She begins working her way up to the front, with McQueen coaching her. As Cruz continues to gain on Storm, Reverham warns him, but Jackson dismisses it up until she takes third place. Recognizing she could actually prove a threat, Storm backs up to Cruz and insults her, telling her she will never be like the other racers. The harsh words get to Cruz, but McQueen builds her back up by explaining that Storm would not have done that if he was not nervous. Using this knowledge, Cruz starts drafting behind Storm and trash-talks him. Storm loses his focus, and as Cruz moves to pass him, he slams her against the wall. However, Cruz thinks back to how Doc Hudson performed a flip move to get out of a similar situation, and uses the maneuver to overcome Storm and win the race.

After the Florida 500, it is unknown what happened to Jackson Storm as he was not seen after Cruz won or the end credits' pictures. It can be presumed that he still kept racing to try to beat Cruz but still lost to her in the end.

Cars 3: Driven to Win

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Cars 3: Driven to Win

Storm is an unlockable playable character in Cars 3: Driven to Win. He is unlocked by completing the Master-level event Jackson Storm Race.

General information

Personality and traits

McQueen kindly introduces himself to Storm, only to be disrespected

Storm possesses a large ego and he is representative of his next racing generation as a whole. Knowing full well that he is capable of incredible abilities, Storm tends to take little notice of other competitors, believing they are no threat to him. Many fellow racers view his cocky demeanor as off-putting.[1] He is an example of what Lightning McQueen could have become had he not reformed himself in his rookie year and didn't get lost in Radiator Springs.

When talking to his competitors, Jackson delivers effective trash-talk, and acts incredibly disrespectful towards them, especially older racers. On the rare occasion that he does recognize a competitor as a threat, he takes the time to insult them, which will often get into their heads as he got into Cruz's head causing her to temporarily give up.

When Sally came to see McQueen's final race she saw Storm interacting with Cruz before they got on the track in a mean way, and she viewed him as a jerk.

Storm becomes very angry in times of weakness though he denied this when Cruz said he was angry and when Cruz Ramirez moved to pass him during the Florida 500, Jackson responded by violently slamming her against a wall. He only was known to cheat when Cruz Ramirez passed him most likely out of anger of losing against her and primarily beat McQueen due to his fast speed. It is likely he did not cheat during any other times due to his ability to win races and since people usually would not pass him.

While Natalie Certain talked about Jackson Storm, a wind tunnel stat showed his speed as 245 MPH

Physical description

Storm's sleek design

Having been built specifically for racing, Storm's design is quite advanced, and his sleek model was constructed with carbon fiber and metal composite, with the concept of speed in mind. A 2017 Custom built Next-Gen Piston Cup Racer, his chassis is built with hydroformed alloy and steel. His Maximum Performance V-8 engine with 850 horsepower is responsible for his ability to reach 0-60 in 3.6 seconds, as well as his top speed of 214 miles per hour.[2]

Storm is painted in a black livery, with his doors sporting a design resembling a thick blue lightning bolt. His eyes are greyish blue and his sides also feature his racing number, 20 (however, it's stylized to look like "2.0" to resemble the next generation), as well as contingency sponsors, including the Piston Cup, Combustr, Carbon Cyber, and SynerG in addition to his own sponsor, IGNTR Liquid Adrenaline.[3]

Bios

Meet the Cars

  • Cocky and sure of himself, Jackson Storm is a young Piston Cup rookie with his eyes focused solely on the championship. Coming out of nowhere in the racing world, Storm trained primarily on high-tech simulators. He displays refined technique but little practical wisdom on the track. Winning has come all too easy to Storm, so he's unable to fathom defeat - yet. His overconfidence may be his ultimate downfall.

Cars 3 Diecast Collection

  • The poster child of the Next Generation of elite racers, Jackson Storm is skilled, focused and seemingly unbeatable. He doesn't race to make friends or be anyone's hero; he races to win.[4]

List of appearances

Title Year Notes
Cars 3 2017
Cars 3: Driven to Win 2017
Storm Chasing 2017
Miss Fritter's Racing Skoool 2017
"Whose Side Are You On?" 2019 The Official Magazine #1
"Decisions, Decisions, Decisions!" 2019 The Official Magazine #2
"A Stormful Start" 2019 The Official Magazine #3
"Storm Chasing" 2019 The Official Magazine #4
"Sweet Dreams, Storm!" 2019 The Official Magazine #5
"Wounded Pride" 2020 The Official Magazine #3
"The Gas In The Bottom Goes Back" 2021 The Official Magazine #1
"Pitch Black!" 2021 The Official Magazine #4
"Super Speed with New Fuel!" 2021 The Official Magazine #6
"Unexpected Advertising!" 2022 The Official Magazine #3
"Quiet, Please!" 2022 The Official Magazine #4
"An Inflated Ego" 2022 The Official Magazine #6

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Jackson Storm/Gallery.

Names in other languages

  • Bulgarian: Джаксън Сторм (transcription: Dzhaksŭn Storm)
  • Chinese (simplified): 风暴杰森 (pinyin: Fēngbào Jiésēn)
  • Chinese (traditional): 風暴傑森 (pinyin: Fēngbào Jiésēn)
  • Czech: Jackson Hrom
  • Finnish: Jackson Myrsky
  • Greek: Τζάκσον Στορμ (transcription: Tzákson Storm)
  • Hungarian: Jackson Vihar
  • Japanese: ジャクソン・ストーム (romanisation: Jakuson Sutōmu)
  • Korean: 잭슨 스톰 역 (romanisation: Jaegseun Seutom Yeog)
  • Lithuanian: Džeksonas Audra
  • Polish: Jackson Sztorm
  • Romanian: Jackson Vârtej
  • Russian:
    • Джексон Шторм (transcription: Dzhekson Shtorm)
    • Джэксон Сторм (transcription: Dzhekson Storm)
  • Ukrainian: Джексон Шторм (transcription: Dzhekson Shtorm)

Trivia

  • By winning the Piston Cup in his rookie year, Storm achieved what McQueen almost did in the first Cars film. However, it is not known whether this makes him the first rookie to win the Piston Cup, the distinction McQueen was aiming for at that time, as there could have been another racer since to do so.
  • Jackson Storm is a 2017 Custom-Built Next Gen Piston Cup Racer, which is a Pixar in-house design. While he's not supposed to be based on just one particular car, his model seems to be a mix between Generation 6 NASCAR stock cars and some concept cars, having similar styling cues to the 2014 Nissan Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo, and the 2002 Cadillac Cien Concept (with futuristic styling).
  • Although Storm is the fastest Piston Cup racer, he is not actually the fastest car in the franchise; the record is held by Francesco Bernoulli (Lightning's rival in Cars 2), with a top speed of 220 mph.
  • He is one of the three Next-Gen racers to have a named hauler. The other two being Paul Conrev and Eric Braker.

Quotes

  • "Good luck out there, champ. You're gonna need it!" - Cars 3
  • "You have no idea what a pleasure it is for me to finally beat you." - Cars 3
  • "I think you've heard me." - Cars 3
  • "Yeah yeah, come on, let's get a picture! You know - get a ton of pictures, because champ here has been a role model of mine for years now! I mean A LOT of years, right? I love this guy!" - Cars 3
  • "I think I touched the nerve." - Cars 3
  • "Hey champ, where'd all your friends go?" - Cars 3
  • "Hey, McQueen, you alright? Listen, don't you worry, pal, you had a good run. Enjoy your retirement!" - Cars 3
  • "Oh, wow. Nice costume! Come here, let's get a picture. It's so great to meet my number one fan!" - Cars 3
  • "Oh, hey there, champ. I heard you're selling mudflaps after today. Is that true? Hey, you put me down for the first case, okay?" - Cars 3
  • "No, no, no! You are not winning this!" - Cars 3
  • "I am NOT angry!" - Cars 3
  • "You don't BELONG on this TRACK!" - Cars 3
  • "I SAID I'M NOT ANGRY!" - Cars 3
  • "You're kidding me? He put her in the race?" - Cars 3
  • "Oh! Well, I guess it's time to win...again!" - His Racetrack Talkers toy
  • "Hey, loser! There's a Storm coming!" - His Racetrack Talkers toy
  • "What do they say? Oh yeah! Next gens are the best gens!" - His Racetrack Talkers toy
  • "Yeah, well, don't let it go to your head." - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Trust me, I won't be out of first place for long." - Being passed in Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Getting tired yet?" - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Finally! Some competition." - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "We'll see who speeds by who next." - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Just like in training." - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Take the HINT already!" - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Nice chat, but I've got a race to win." - Passing another racer in Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Speed's all that matters." - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "This is hardly a setback.." - Being passed in Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "It's just a little friendly competition." - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Don't get too sure of yourself!" - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "I'm still gonna win, don't you worry." - Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "Review the footage! There's no WAY you won!" - Being defeated in Cars 3: Driven to Win
  • "That race was fixed for ratings! You know I can beat you anytime, Lightning. I can beat anyone, anywhere! Just bring it!" - Cars 3: Driven to Win

References

  1. ↑ Cars 3 New Characters
  2. ↑ socialflow twitter Cars 3 first look: Meet Pixar's new millennials
  3. ↑ Meet Jackson Storm - Disney/Pixar's Cars 3
  4. ↑ Cars 3 Diecast Collection
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IGNTR
Racers
Jackson Storm
Crew
Ray Reverham • Laura Spinwell • Gale Beaufort
Owners
Axle P. Biggs
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Cars 3
Characters Lightning McQueen • Cruz Ramirez • Jackson Storm • Doc Hudson • Sally • Mater • Luigi • Guido • Mack • Fillmore • Sarge • Sheriff • Ramone • Flo • Lizzie • Red • Tex Dinoco • Sterling • Rusty Rust-eze • Dusty Rust-eze • Smokey • Hamilton • Louise Nash • River Scott • Junior Moon • Cal Weathers • Bobby Swift • Brick Yardley • Miss Fritter • Thunder Hollow Announcer • Arvy • Dr. Damage • Taco • Jimbo • T-Bone • APB • Blindspot • Pushover • Tailgate • Cigalert • Fishtail • Broadside • Patty • Bill • Pileup • High Impact • Faregame • Airborne • Superfly • Jambalaya Chimichanga • Liability • Hit & Run • Todd • Roscoe • Mr. Drippy • Braker Boggs • Darrell Cartrip • Bob Cutlass • Natalie Certain • Chick Hicks • Shannon Spokes • Biz Torqsen • Albert Hinkey • Phil Tankson • Chip Gearings • Reb Meeker • Murray Clutchburn • Ponchy Wipeout • Buck Bearingly • Todd Marcus • Rev-N-Go Racer • Tommy Highbanks • Dud Throttleman • Rex Revler • Ralph Carlow • Jack DePost • Terry Kargas • Brian Spark • Floyd Mulvihill • Parker Brakeston • T.G. Castlenut • Darren Leadfoot • Ernie Gearson • Dirkson D'Agostino • Jimmy Cables • Lane Locke • Speedy Comet • Bruce Miller • Dino Draftsky • Rev Roadages • Markus Krankzler • Carl Clutchen • Bobby Roadtesta • Danny Swervez • Ryan "Inside" Laney • Bubba Wheelhouse • Chase Racelott • Tim Treadless • Rich Mixon • Cam Spinner • H.J. Hollis • Ed Truncan • Herb Curbler • Aaron Clocker • Harvey Rodcap • J.D. McPillar • Flip Dover • Barry DePedal • Steve "Slick" LaPage • Conrad Camber • Sheldon Shifter • Paul Conrev • Michael Rotor • Richie Gunzit • Eric Braker • Spikey Fillups • Chris Roamin' • Dan Carcia • Jonas Carvers • Jim Reverick • George New-Win • Noah Gocek • Will Rusch • M Fast Fong • Nick Shift • J.P. Drive • Tom W. • Sudeep • Krzysztof • Shriram • Kurt • Ronald • Junyi • Gabriel • Aiden • Jae • Ernesto • Sequoia • Jet Robinson • "Trick" Guzzler • "Slim" Hood • The King • Tractors • Maddy McGear • Melissa Bernabrake • Pat Traxson • Morgan Martins • Tiny Lugsworth • Stu Scattershields • Herb Curbler • Sweet Tea • Kris Revstopski • Millie • Ray Reverham • Laura Spinwell • Jeff Gorvette • Gale Beaufort • Haulena Fecho • Steve Carski • June Fäster • Xavier Roadault • Dana Crankoff • Kevin Ryvan • Motor Turner • Mo Revlin • Todd Krash • Bill Revs • Andrew Vrooman • Xanadu Bumpers • Jen Tansedan • Vandon Kerr • Jenni Towland • Sweet Tea and the Legends • Leroy Heming • Duke Coulters • Joe Don Jackson • Wheeldell Lee • Floyd Morgan • Randy Lawson • Eli Turnpike • Clovis Rider • Dewey Conerod • Ducky Fauntleroy • Jimmy Lugwrench • Caleb Worley • Steve Hearsell • Kiel Motorray
Cast Owen Wilson • Cristela Alonzo • Armie Hammer • Larry the Cable Guy • Bonnie Hunt • Paul Dooley • Cheech Marin • Richard Petty • Kyle Petty • Chase Elliott • Daniel Suárez • Ryan Blaney • Darrell Wallace Jr. • Shannon Spake • Ray Evernham • Mike Joy • Jeff Gordon • Darrell Waltrip • Kerry Washington • Nathan Fillion • Lea DeLaria • Chris Cooper • Margo Martindale • Isiah Whitlock Jr. • Junior Johnson • H. A. Wheeler • Lewis Hamilton
Staff Brian Fee • Kevin Reher • Daniel Gerson • Randy Newman • John Lasseter • Ben Queen • Kevin Reher • Kiel Murray • Bob Peterson • Aaron Conover • Michael Fong
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Cars 3: Driven to Win
Playable Characters Lightning McQueen • Cruz Ramirez • Mater • Sally • Ramone • Guido • Bobby Swift • Brick Yardley • Chick Hicks • Natalie Certain • Arvy • Dr. Damage • Miss Fritter • Cam Spinner • Rich Mixon • Jackson Storm • Junior Moon • Louise Nash • River Scott • Smokey • Mack •Luigi • Sheriff • Fillmore • Flo • Sarge • Tractors • Siddeley • Bill • Frank • Ucchi • High Impact • Bill • Broadside • Airborne • Darrell Cartrip • Doc Hudson
Locations Radiator Springs • Florida International Speedway • Smokey's Automotive Service
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Miss Fritter's Racing Skoool
Characters Lightning McQueen • Cruz Ramirez • Jackson Storm • Miss Fritter • Dr. Damage • Arvy • Faregame • Cigalert • Taco • Mr. Drippy • Mater • Luigi • Guido • Mack • Haulena Fecho • Gale Beaufort
Cast Keith Ferguson • Cristela Alonzo • Lea DeLaria • Jeremy Maxwell • Bob Peterson • Jason Pace • Asher Terra
Crew James Ford Murphy • Marc Sondheimer • John Lasseter • Michael Daley • Kevin Rose-Williams • Jake Monaco • Samuel Lehmer • Kenny Pickett • Miguel Zozaya
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