Steve LaPage
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Occupation | Piston Cup racer for Trunk Fresh
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Steve "Slick" LaPage is a Next-Gen Piston Cup racer currently sponsored by Trunk Fresh. His number is 34.
History
Steve competes in the 2016 Piston Cup season in Cars 3. He enters the season as a mid-season replacement for the previous Trunk Fresh racer, Dirkson D'Agostino. Steve starts his career at the Heartland Motor Speedway and finishes in twentieth place. At the Florida 500, he is involved in the multi-car wreck ignited by Cam Spinner after colliding with him, and then later rolls into the middle of the track and gets hit by J.P. Drive. He is severely damaged and does not finish the race, although he is not seen damaged after the crash on the penultimate lap.
Gallery
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Mud Racing Artwork
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Rocket Racing artwork
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Concept art
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Another concept art
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Cars 3
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Cars 3
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Steve about to get passed by McQueen
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Steve crashing into Cam
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J.P. Drive driving into Steve
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Steve mistakenly referred to as Conrad Camber, the next-gen Shiny Wax racer.
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Diecast
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Diecast (XRS Rocket Racer)
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2020 release (XRS Rocket Racer)
Trivia
- At the Florida 500, after the crash, he was not able to continue, but his team was still in the race. He was also not seen damaged after the crash when some of the next-gens were coming by while Cruz Ramirez was racing.
- In the crash, he is the second racer that was severely damaged after the wreck.
- Steve is the only Next-Gen racer with no vents.
- When Steve appears in Under the Hood: The Next-Generation Racers, he is mistakenly referred to as Conrad Camber and said to have Conrad's sponsor, Shiny Wax.
- On his 1:55 scale die-cast, he has details on his spoiler, but in the movie, he has a completely black spoiler.
- In the movie, he is painted a dark shade of green, that is almost black, but on the die-cast, he is a slightly lighter shade of green.
- In the movie, he has deep blue eyes, but on his artwork, he has green eyes.
- He is named after Steve Page, a president and general manager of the Sonoma Raceway, who helped with the film