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Revision as of 05:31, 24 December 2022
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| Vehicle type | Park Motors XS | ||||
| Occupation | Demolition derby racer
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Hit & Run[1] are two cars who compete in demolition derbies at the Thunder Hollow Speedway's Crazy Eight as partners. They utilize a "bait" strategy, with Run luring opponents with his easy-to-hit appearance, while Hit slams into his pursuers.[1]
History
In Cars 3, Hit and Run are two of the competitors who oppose Lightning McQueen and Cruz Ramirez when they accidentally enter a derby. Both are eliminated from the competition when they both slam into Miss Fritter making her angry and smash into them, with Ramirez emerging victorious.
Bio
- Most demolition derby racers operate solo, but not Hit and his partner Run. Run is the lead car, drawing the opponents after him because he looks so easy to catch. But where is he really taking them? Right into a trap. Hit then drives in and smashes the opponent until they can no longer move. Paint another skull on his wheel well.[1]
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