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== History == | == History == | ||
[[File:Brianmcqueen.png|thumb|220px|left|Brian Spark behind [[Lightning McQueen]] during [[Dinoco Light 350]] at the [[Motor Speedway of the South]] in 2016.]] | [[File:Brianmcqueen.png|thumb|220px|left|Brian Spark behind [[Lightning McQueen]] during [[Dinoco Light 350]] at the [[Motor Speedway of the South]] in 2016.]] | ||
Brian Spark is a stock race car that has lived in the [[United States]]. He | Brian Spark is a stock race car that has lived in the [[United States]]. He has been a racing driver who, around late 2010s, competed in the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] for the [[Leak Less]] team with number 52. In 2016, in the midseason, with the rise of popularity of high-tech [[next-generation]] series of race cars, that had better achievements on the tracks, he stopped competing in Piston Cup and got replaced by Leak Less with [[George New-Win]]. | ||
==Physical description== | ==Physical description== | ||
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*In a ''Cars 3'' trading card set, Brian is incorrectly named "''Ed Truncan''", which is the name of the [[Ed Truncan|next-gen Mood Springs racer]]. | *In a ''Cars 3'' trading card set, Brian is incorrectly named "''Ed Truncan''", which is the name of the [[Ed Truncan|next-gen Mood Springs racer]]. | ||
*Racing number, 52, has also been used by: [[Joltsen]], [[George New-Win]] and [[Claude Scruggs]]. | *Racing number, 52, has also been used by: [[Joltsen]], [[George New-Win]] and [[Claude Scruggs]]. | ||
*Other racing cars that | *Other racing cars that are sponsored by [[Leak Less|Octane Gain]] were: [[Claude Scruggs]], [[Hollister]] and [[George New-Win]]. | ||
* While in ''[[Cars 3]]'' his eyes | * While in ''[[Cars 3]]'' his eyes are green, his official artwork and [[1:55 Scale Die-Cast|1:55 scale diecast]] toy model present him with brown instead. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Revision as of 14:01, 29 January 2022
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Brian Spark is a racing stock car, that around late 2010s, has been a racing driver who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series for the Leak Less team with number 52.
History
Brian Spark is a stock race car that has lived in the United States. He has been a racing driver who, around late 2010s, competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series for the Leak Less team with number 52. In 2016, in the midseason, with the rise of popularity of high-tech next-generation series of race cars, that had better achievements on the tracks, he stopped competing in Piston Cup and got replaced by Leak Less with George New-Win.
Physical description
Spark is an Axxelo Fission EA stock race car with Lightyear racing tires. His eyes are hazel. He has yellow livery with white and black details. On his hood, he had the Leak Less logo inside of a black stripe. He has white doors with black dots and the racing number 52. He has a black oil splash design on his face. He also has a black spoiler and rims.
Trivia
- He is named after Pixar employee Brian Clark.
- In a Cars 3 trading card set, Brian is incorrectly named "Ed Truncan", which is the name of the next-gen Mood Springs racer.
- Racing number, 52, has also been used by: Joltsen, George New-Win and Claude Scruggs.
- Other racing cars that are sponsored by Octane Gain were: Claude Scruggs, Hollister and George New-Win.
- While in Cars 3 his eyes are green, his official artwork and 1:55 scale diecast toy model present him with brown instead.
Appearances
Feature films
Commercials
- Die neue Allianz Autoversicherung
- Cars 3 Oscaro commercial
Gallery
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Brian on-screen on a Cars 3 promotional image.
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Cars 3
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Cars 3
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Brian Spark's Hauler behind McQueen and Tex Dinoco
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Brian Spark's Launcher
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Brian Spark Diecast 1:55 Scale
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Brian Spark 's Atwork
