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|performer = - '''None''' (''[[Cars 2]]'')<br>- '''[[Greg Ellis]]''' (''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]'')}}{{Quote|"Another crash! It's number 9, Nigel Gearsley!"|[[David Hobbscap]], after the lemons blow up Nigel Gearsley's engine.}}[[File:Cars 2 - Nigel Gearsley|thumb|right|335 px]]'''Nigel Gearsley''' from Warwickshire, England, is an Aston Martin DBR9 racer bearing #9. He got his start racing the Speed Hill Climb—a unique, completely uphill race through the Aston Hill Mountain Area that his family has run for generations. Nigel’s racing career has been anything but an uphill challenge, as he’s won nearly every start in the past few years on the Grand Touring Sports Car circuit, including a string of podiums at Nürburgring and Le Mans. His cool British refinement makes him an imposing presence on the [[World Grand Prix]] courses. | |performer = - '''None''' (''[[Cars 2]]'')<br>- '''[[Greg Ellis]]''' (''[[Cars 2: The Video Game]]'')}}{{Quote|"Another crash! It's number 9, Nigel Gearsley!"|[[David Hobbscap]], after the lemons blow up Nigel Gearsley's engine.}}[[File:Cars 2 - Nigel Gearsley|thumb|right|335 px]]'''Nigel Gearsley''' from Warwickshire, England, is an [[Aston Martin]] DBR9 racer bearing #9. He got his start racing the Speed Hill Climb—a unique, completely uphill race through the Aston Hill Mountain Area that his family has run for generations. Nigel’s racing career has been anything but an uphill challenge, as he’s won nearly every start in the past few years on the Grand Touring Sports Car circuit, including a string of podiums at Nürburgring and Le Mans. His cool British refinement makes him an imposing presence on the [[World Grand Prix]] courses. | ||
==Bio== | ==Bio== | ||
In [[Cars 2]], Nigel Gearsley is one of the World Grand Prix racers and races for England with #9. Nigel competed in all three races of the World Grand Prix, and at the [[Radiator Springs Grand Prix]]. His first appearance was at the [[Tokyo]] welcome party watching [[Mater]] what he is doing along with the other World Grand Prix racers. The dirt section during the Tokyo [[Tokyo Circuit|race]] was one of Nigel's best performances. He finished into 5th place in the Tokyo race. In that race, his pit was way in the back of the pit row, with Miguel Camino's pit on the left. In the [[Porto Corsa]] [[Porto Corsa Circuit|race]], Nigel was following [[Carla Veloso]] to the 3rd position. But then he blew up, due to the [[WGP Camera|electromagnetic pulse generator]] used by the [[:Category:Lemons|Lemons]], and is the second car to have his motor exploded by the lemons' electromagnetic pulse cannon and the fifth car in general to be hit by the pulse. However, he got fixed and was able to race in [[London]]. During the London [[London Circuit|race]], Nigel was between 6th and 8th position. In that race, his pit was on the right of [[Lightning McQueen]]'s, and left of [[Francesco Bernoulli]]'s. | In [[Cars 2]], Nigel Gearsley is one of the World Grand Prix racers and races for England with #9. Nigel competed in all three races of the World Grand Prix, and at the [[Radiator Springs Grand Prix]]. His first appearance was at the [[Tokyo]] welcome party watching [[Mater]] what he is doing along with the other World Grand Prix racers. The dirt section during the Tokyo [[Tokyo Circuit|race]] was one of Nigel's best performances. He finished into 5th place in the Tokyo race. In that race, his pit was way in the back of the pit row, with [[Miguel Camino]]'s pit on the left. In the [[Porto Corsa]] [[Porto Corsa Circuit|race]], Nigel was following [[Carla Veloso]] to the 3rd position. But then he blew up, due to the [[WGP Camera|electromagnetic pulse generator]] used by the [[:Category:Lemons|Lemons]], and is the second car to have his motor exploded by the lemons' electromagnetic pulse cannon and the fifth car in general to be hit by the pulse. However, he got fixed and was able to race in [[London]]. During the London [[London Circuit|race]], Nigel was between 6th and 8th position. In that race, his pit was on the right of [[Lightning McQueen]]'s, and left of [[Francesco Bernoulli]]'s. | ||
In [[Cars 2: The Video Game]], Nigel reappears, as a playable character. This by far is his only speaking role. | In [[Cars 2: The Video Game]], Nigel reappears, as a playable character. This by far is his only speaking role. | ||
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Cfna084377rgb.jpg|Nigel in front of [[Francesco Bernoulli|Francesco]] and [[Lightning McQueen|Lightning]] on a promotional poster | Cfna084377rgb.jpg|Nigel in front of [[Francesco Bernoulli|Francesco]] and [[Lightning McQueen|Lightning]] on a promotional poster | ||
REAL_Gearsleyy.jpg|The Aston Martin DBR9 | |||
NigelGearsleydc.jpg|Diecast | NigelGearsleydc.jpg|Diecast | ||
NigelChrome.jpg|Chrome Diecast | NigelChrome.jpg|Chrome Diecast | ||
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| Color | Dark green (aka British Racing Green) | ||||
| Occupation | British World Grand Prix Racecar | ||||
| Main portrayer(s) | - None (Cars 2) - Greg Ellis (Cars 2: The Video Game)
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- ""Another crash! It's number 9, Nigel Gearsley!""
- —David Hobbscap, after the lemons blow up Nigel Gearsley's engine., [[{{{3}}}]]
Nigel Gearsley from Warwickshire, England, is an Aston Martin DBR9 racer bearing #9. He got his start racing the Speed Hill Climb—a unique, completely uphill race through the Aston Hill Mountain Area that his family has run for generations. Nigel’s racing career has been anything but an uphill challenge, as he’s won nearly every start in the past few years on the Grand Touring Sports Car circuit, including a string of podiums at Nürburgring and Le Mans. His cool British refinement makes him an imposing presence on the World Grand Prix courses.
Bio
In Cars 2, Nigel Gearsley is one of the World Grand Prix racers and races for England with #9. Nigel competed in all three races of the World Grand Prix, and at the Radiator Springs Grand Prix. His first appearance was at the Tokyo welcome party watching Mater what he is doing along with the other World Grand Prix racers. The dirt section during the Tokyo race was one of Nigel's best performances. He finished into 5th place in the Tokyo race. In that race, his pit was way in the back of the pit row, with Miguel Camino's pit on the left. In the Porto Corsa race, Nigel was following Carla Veloso to the 3rd position. But then he blew up, due to the electromagnetic pulse generator used by the Lemons, and is the second car to have his motor exploded by the lemons' electromagnetic pulse cannon and the fifth car in general to be hit by the pulse. However, he got fixed and was able to race in London. During the London race, Nigel was between 6th and 8th position. In that race, his pit was on the right of Lightning McQueen's, and left of Francesco Bernoulli's.
In Cars 2: The Video Game, Nigel reappears, as a playable character. This by far is his only speaking role.
Livery
Nigel is painted dark green, with a black grille surrounded by yellow lining. He has two gray headlights, surrounded by a light green swirl design, which is also depicted over his rear wheels. On his trunk, he has a black spoiler with the World Grand Prix logo. He has tires with chrome rims, and a skinny antenna erupting out of his roof.
Model
Nigel is an Aston Martin DBR9. With Jeff Gorvette, Nigel is the only WGP racer to be a precise model of one particular car, and therefore, to not be a Pixar in-house design. Indeed, while some other racers, like Lewis Hamilton or Raoul ÇaRoule, have a clear main inspiration, they aren't exact copies of the car in question.
He can reach up to 180 miles per hour, in 11.2 seconds. His engine is a 6.0-Litre V-12, with a horsepower of 600. He can go 0-60 in 3.4 seconds.
Occupation
Nigel is a famous English race car, competing in their championship. He was recruited for the World Grand Prix in 2011, where he placed very well in, but also received some major damage in a huge wreck involving a long curved bridge and 6 other racers.
Appearances
Feature Films
Video Games
Merchandising
- 1:55 Scale Diecast (regular, metallic, chrome)
- Micro Drifters
- Disney Store Diecast Line
- Shake 'N' Go
- Tomica
Quotes
- ""Alright, then. Let me at that track!""
- —One of his lines in Cars 2: The Video Game., [[{{{3}}}]]
Trivia
- One of Nigel's personal fans is Prince Wheeliam.
- Nigel's pit crew chief is Austin Littleton.
- Nigel Gearsley is likely named after Nigel Gresley, a famous British steam locomotive engineer.
Gallery
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Nigel catching fire
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Nigel getting hit by the radiation beam
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Some of Nigel's pitties in view of the camera
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The Aston Martin DBR9
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Diecast
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Chrome Diecast
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Metallic Diecast
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Micro Drifters
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Disney Store
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Tomica
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Shake 'N' Go
