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Aaron Clocker is a next-generation Piston Cup racer who takes over the Re-Volting sponsorship midway through the 2016 season, replacing the previous racer T.G. Castlenut. His racing number is 48.[1] He is a Next-Gen 2017 Race Car SA-3.
History
In Cars 3, Clocker is one of the six next-generation Piston Cup racers, the other five being Tim Treadless, H.J. Hollis, Ed Truncan, Ryan Laney, and Harvey Rodcap, who debut at the Motor Speedway of the South after Jackson Storm wins the Dinoco 400 at Copper Canyon Speedway.
Gallery
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Artwork.
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Cars 3
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Diecast
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Clocker on the television screen.
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Clocker infront of Cruz Ramirez at the Florida 500
References
- ↑ Marcus Errico (April 27, 2017). "'Cars 3' Exclusive: New Toy Vehicles Put Radiator Springs, Next-Gen Racers in Your Pocket". Yahoo Movies.