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Revision as of 08:11, 19 December 2017
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Speedy Comet[1] is a professional race car who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series, for the Blinkr team. However, once next-generation racers began to garner attention for their unmatched speed and ability, Blinkr fired Comet and replaced him with Ryan Laney, who was one of seven next-gen rookies after Jackson Storm won the Dinoco 400.
History
In Cars 3, Comet competes in the 2016 season, when Jackson Storm makes his debut. Storm's success sparks interest in next-generation models, who are faster and more capable than traditional stock racers. Realizing their superiority in terms of ability, Piston Cup teams start firing their veterans in favor of next-generation rookies, and Comet becomes one of many who are replaced.
Appearances
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Concept art
Trivia
- Artwork from The Art of Cars 3 depicts Comet with a different logo on his hood and the number 31, while Terry Kargas is depicted with the number is 21. These numbers are switched in the final film.