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'''Speedy Comet''' | '''Speedy Comet''' is a professional race car, who formerly competed in the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]], for the [[Blinkr]] team with the number 21. He was fired by Blinkr's owner and replaced by [[Ryan Laney]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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SpeedyCometArtwork.png|[[Xtreme Racing Series#Mud_Racing|Mud Racing]] artwork | SpeedyCometArtwork.png|[[Xtreme Racing Series#Mud_Racing|Mud Racing]] artwork | ||
Speedy comet.png|Concept art | Speedy comet.png|Concept art | ||
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Blinkr (Speedy Comet).jpg|Diecast | |||
SpeedyCometLauncher.jpg|2018 release (launcher) | |||
Speedy comet blue desert single - piston cup racers.jpg|2019 release | |||
Speedy comet blue desert movie moments - copper canyon speedway.jpg|2020 release with [[Parker Brakeston]] | |||
Speedy comet cars 2021 movie moments.jpg|2021 release with [[Manny Flywheel]] (supposed to be [[Parker Brakeston]] | |||
Speedy comet c cars 2021 movie moments.jpg|2021 release with [[Parker Brakeston]] | |||
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*On his diecast, he doesn't have exhaust pipes on his rear, however, in the movie, he does. | *On his diecast, he doesn't have exhaust pipes on his rear, however, in the movie, he does. | ||
*He is named after [[Pixar Animation Studios|Pixar]] employee [[Michael Comet]]. | *He is named after [[Pixar Animation Studios|Pixar]] employee [[Michael Comet]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:38, 27 May 2023
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| Occupation | Piston Cup racer for Blinkr (formerly)
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Speedy Comet is a professional race car, who formerly competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series, for the Blinkr team with the number 21. He was fired by Blinkr's owner and replaced by Ryan Laney.
History
Cars 3
In Cars 3, Speedy competes in the 2016 season of the Piston Cup, during which Jackson Storm makes his debut in the midseason. Storm's success sparks interest in the Next-Generation racers, 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. Because of this, Speedy was forced to stop competing in the Piston Cup and got replaced with Ryan Laney.
Physical description
Speedy is a Brawny Motor Co. Spark EA race car. He is mainly painted orange in the front and blue on his sides and back. The Blinkr logo appears on his hood and trunk with "Blink" appearing in white in the blue part and the "r" appearing orange in the white part of the logo. He has the number 21 on his roof, doors, and under his right headlight and taillight, colored white with an light-blue outline. Throughout Speedy's design the icon for Blinkr can been seen in orange and blue. On the back of his spoiler Blinkr's logo, "connecting engine to engine" can be seen. He uses Lightyear racing tires and his rims are blue with an orange outline. His eye color is blue
Appearances
Gallery
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Mud Racing artwork
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Concept art
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Speedy racing at the Copper Canyon Speedway.
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Diecast
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2018 release (launcher)
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2019 release
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2020 release with Parker Brakeston
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2021 release with Manny Flywheel (supposed to be Parker Brakeston
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2021 release with Parker Brakeston
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Trivia
- His artwork from The Art of Cars 3 depicts him with a different logo on his hood and the number 31, while Terry Kargas is depicted with the number 21. These numbers are switched in the final film.
- On his diecast, he doesn't have exhaust pipes on his rear, however, in the movie, he does.
- He is named after Pixar employee Michael Comet.