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}}'''Jim Reverick''' was a [[next-generation]] sports car that was a racing driver who, around late 2010s, competed in [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] with number 67 for | }}'''Jim Reverick''' was a [[next-generation]] sports car that was a racing driver who, around the late 2010s, competed in the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] with the number 67 for the [[Carbon Cyber]] racing team, he joined in 2016. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[File:Florida Pits Area.png|220px|thumb|left|Jim Reverick in pit stop at the [[Florida International Super Speedway]] during [[Florida 500]] race in 2017.]]Jim Reverick was a high-tech [[next-generation]] sports car that lived in the [[United States]]. In 2016, he entered the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] mid-season joining the [[Carbon Cyber]] team as a replacement for the previous racer, [[Bobby Roadtesta]]. He finished 18th in [[Georgia Safety Horn 350]] at the [[Georgia Super Speedway]] and later 14th in [[Bumper Save Gears and Glory 450]] at the [[Heartland Motor Speedway]]. In the next season, he competed in [[Florida 500]], where he | [[File:Florida Pits Area.png|220px|thumb|left|Jim Reverick in pit stop at the [[Florida International Super Speedway]] during [[Florida 500]] race in 2017.]]Jim Reverick was a high-tech [[next-generation]] sports car that lived in the [[United States]]. In 2016, he entered the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] mid-season joining the [[Carbon Cyber]] team as a replacement for the previous racer, [[Bobby Roadtesta]]. He finished 18th in [[Georgia Safety Horn 350]] at the [[Georgia Super Speedway]] and later 14th in [[Bumper Save Gears and Glory 450]] at the [[Heartland Motor Speedway]]. In the next season, he competed in the [[Florida 500]], where he started on 17th position. At some point of the race, he took part in the crash with other racers during which he nearly collided with [[Cam Spinner]] and steered into the infield grass. When the race restarted he was in the 17th position. | ||
== Physicals description == | == Physicals description == | ||
Jim Reverick was a [[next-generation]] sports car and used [[Lightyear]] | Jim Reverick was a [[next-generation]] sports car and used [[Lightyear]] tires. He had a green livery with blue and white stripes on the sides. He had white number 67 painted on his sides and roof. His eyes were blue. | ||
==Achievements== | ==Achievements== | ||
Revision as of 18:52, 31 March 2021
Template:Infobox racing driverJim Reverick was a next-generation sports car that was a racing driver who, around the late 2010s, competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series with the number 67 for the Carbon Cyber racing team, he joined in 2016.
History
Jim Reverick was a high-tech next-generation sports car that lived in the United States. In 2016, he entered the Piston Cup Racing Series mid-season joining the Carbon Cyber team as a replacement for the previous racer, Bobby Roadtesta. He finished 18th in Georgia Safety Horn 350 at the Georgia Super Speedway and later 14th in Bumper Save Gears and Glory 450 at the Heartland Motor Speedway. In the next season, he competed in the Florida 500, where he started on 17th position. At some point of the race, he took part in the crash with other racers during which he nearly collided with Cam Spinner and steered into the infield grass. When the race restarted he was in the 17th position.
Physicals description
Jim Reverick was a next-generation sports car and used Lightyear tires. He had a green livery with blue and white stripes on the sides. He had white number 67 painted on his sides and roof. His eyes were blue.
Achievements
| Race way | Event | Finish position |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia Super Speedway | Georgia Safety Horn 350 | 18th |
| Heartland Motor Speedway | Bumper Save Gears and Glory 450 | 14th |
| Race track | Event | Starting position |
|---|---|---|
| Florida International Super Speedway | Florida 500 | 17th |
Trivia
- He is named after Pixar employee and Cars 3 senior production assistant James "Jim" Roderick.
- The racing number 67 was also used by: Bobby Roadtesta and Shifty Sidewinder.
Appearances
Gallery
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