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Revision as of 11:10, 31 March 2021
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Color | Blue, yellow, red | ||||
Occupation | Race car | ||||
Main portrayer(s) | Fernando Alonso
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Fernando Alonso is a character that appears in the Spanish version of Cars 2. He is a race car that visits the World Grand Prix, in place of Jeff Gorvette or the other version-exclusive racers in one scene.
Upon Team McQueen's arrival at the World Grand Prix welcome party in Tokyo, Japan, Lightning McQueen is greeted by Alonso and Lewis Hamilton, but their conversation is cut short after Lightning leaves to keep an eye on Mater. Fernando later appears in one of Mater's memories while the latter is dreaming.
General information
Physical description
Alonso is a RE AMEMIYA Mazda RX-7 GT300 that is painted light blue, with additional designs based on Spain's flag (reproducing Alonso's helmet color scheme in real life). Additionally, the blue and yellow colors serve as a reference to Renault's Formula One cars from 2000 to 2006. He is similar in appearance to Miguel Camino, who is also from Spain.
Personality and traits
Although Alonso is very competitive on the track, he is quite kind, and is good friends with Lightning McQueen and Lewis Hamilton.
Portrayals
- Fernando Alonso - Cars 2 (Spanish version)
Gallery
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Alonso's first appearance in the Spanish version of Cars 2
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Cars 2 (Spanish version)
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Cars 2 (Spanish version)
Trivia
- Although all of the other version-exclusive characters share the same body type as Max Schnell, Fernando instead has the same model as Miguel Camino.
- This is mostly likely because both of them are from Spain.
- He is the only additional racer whose die-cast has been never released. However, there are customs on the internet, but none are available for purchase.
- His die-cast might have not been released due to copyright issues with Fernando himself.
- He is also the only World Grand Prix racer that does not have any official artwork available for him, nor a number.