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Revision as of 09:00, 17 November 2017
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Occupation | Piston Cup racer
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Brian Spark[1] is a professional race car who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series. He overtook Claude Scruggs and Hollister as the Leak Less racer, but was replaced by a next-generation rookie after the 2016 season.
History
In Cars 3, Spark competes in the 2016 season alongside many other traditional stock cars. However, Jackson Storm's performance sparks interest in the "next-generation" of high-tech racers, and teams begin replacing their current racers with next-generation rookies. After Los Angeles 500, Spark is replaced by the next-generation Leak Less racer. During the Los Angeles 500, he is one of very few stock cars still racing. Other ones include Lightning McQueen, the Rev-N-Go Racer, and Buck Bearingly.
Appearances
Merchandise
Gallery
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Spark on-screen in a promo image.
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Diecast with launcher
Trivia
- In a Cars 3 trading card set, Spark is incorrectly named Ed Truncan, the name of the next-generation Mood Springs racer.