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Somewhere between the events after ''Cars'' and before ''[[Cars 3]]'' he stopped competing in the Piston Cup Racing Series and was replaced by [[Phil Tankson]], the new [[Nitroade]] racer until [[Tim Treadless]] replaced him. | Somewhere between the events after ''Cars'' and before ''[[Cars 3]]'' he stopped competing in the Piston Cup Racing Series and was replaced by [[Phil Tankson]], the new [[Nitroade]] racer until [[Tim Treadless]] replaced him. | ||
== Physical | == Physical Description == | ||
[[File:Aiken Axler.png|thumb|220px|left|Artwork of Aiken Axler.]] | [[File:Aiken Axler.png|thumb|220px|left|Artwork of Aiken Axler.]] | ||
Aiken Axler is a [[Lux Motors Co.]] Piston Cup V8 with [[Lightyear]] racing tires. His top speed was 118.061 mph (190 km/h) and his engine had 605 horsepower. His eye color is blue. Aiken has a black livery with orange flame graphics on his sides encircled white stripes. He has the logo of [[Nitroade]] on his hood and backsides and the number 28 painted on his sides and roof. He has stickers imitating headlights, with one having 28 on it and an orange spoiler and black rims. | Aiken Axler is a [[Lux Motors Co.]] Piston Cup V8 with [[Lightyear]] racing tires. His top speed was 118.061 mph (190 km/h) and his engine had 605 horsepower. His eye color is blue. Aiken has a black livery with orange flame graphics on his sides encircled white stripes. He has the logo of [[Nitroade]] on his hood and backsides and the number 28 painted on his sides and roof. He has stickers imitating headlights, with one having 28 on it and an orange spoiler and black rims. | ||
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* 2003 [[Vitoline Rookie of the Year]] | * 2003 [[Vitoline Rookie of the Year]] | ||
==Official | ==Official Profiles== | ||
*''Number 28 Nitroade racer, Aiken Axler, captured the 2003 Vitoline Rookie of the Year honors in his first full season of Cup competition. He's finished 12th, 7th, and 8th in the final point standings over the past three years. Off the track, Axler enjoys maintaining his top racing form by obstinate and practicing a form of meditation called Tai Road. He and fellow Piston Cup Racer, [[Darrel Draggered]], formed the alternative country jazz trio "Three Cycle" and performed at the 2004 Piston Cup awards ceremony!'' | *''Number 28 Nitroade racer, Aiken Axler, captured the 2003 Vitoline Rookie of the Year honors in his first full season of Cup competition. He's finished 12th, 7th, and 8th in the final point standings over the past three years. Off the track, Axler enjoys maintaining his top racing form by obstinate and practicing a form of meditation called Tai Road. He and fellow Piston Cup Racer, [[Darrel Draggered]], formed the alternative country jazz trio "Three Cycle" and performed at the 2004 Piston Cup awards ceremony!'' | ||
** source: ''[[Car Finder]]'' | ** source: ''[[Car Finder]]'' | ||
Revision as of 06:24, 29 April 2021
Template:Infobox racing driverAiken Axler was a stock car that used to compete in the Piston Cup Racing Series for the Nitroade team with the number 28. He is also a musician and a member of the alternative country jazz trio Three Cycle. In 2003 he was awarded with Vitoline Rookie of the Year title.
History
Cars
In Cars, he competed in the Dinoco 400 at the the Motor Speedway of the South, Motor City, United States, which was the final race of the Piston Cup season. During the race he had a high position on the track. After Chick Hicks caused a huge accident between the majority of the competitors, Aiken received small damages, but was able to continue racing. He finished somewhere in the top 10.
Somewhere between the events after Cars and before Cars 3 he stopped competing in the Piston Cup Racing Series and was replaced by Phil Tankson, the new Nitroade racer until Tim Treadless replaced him.
Physical Description
Aiken Axler is a Lux Motors Co. Piston Cup V8 with Lightyear racing tires. His top speed was 118.061 mph (190 km/h) and his engine had 605 horsepower. His eye color is blue. Aiken has a black livery with orange flame graphics on his sides encircled white stripes. He has the logo of Nitroade on his hood and backsides and the number 28 painted on his sides and roof. He has stickers imitating headlights, with one having 28 on it and an orange spoiler and black rims.
Aiken Axler's model was based on 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo NASCAR.
Achievements
| Season | Position |
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| 2003 | 12th |
| 2004 | 7th |
| 2005 | 8th |
Awards
Official Profiles
- Number 28 Nitroade racer, Aiken Axler, captured the 2003 Vitoline Rookie of the Year honors in his first full season of Cup competition. He's finished 12th, 7th, and 8th in the final point standings over the past three years. Off the track, Axler enjoys maintaining his top racing form by obstinate and practicing a form of meditation called Tai Road. He and fellow Piston Cup Racer, Darrel Draggered, formed the alternative country jazz trio "Three Cycle" and performed at the 2004 Piston Cup awards ceremony!
- source: Car Finder
Appearances
Feature films
Books
Comics
Video games
Commercials
Trivia
- Racing number 28 is also used by: Phil Tankson and Tim Treadless.
- In Cars: The Video Game he was replaced by Joltsen.
Gallery
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Promotional artwork.
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Cars
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Car Finder profile
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Names in other languages
- Polish: Srebrny Alek
Meaning
- In Polish, Srebrny Alek means silver Alex.
See also
Sources
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