World Grand Prix

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</image> <group> <header>Race details</header> <label>Date</label> <label>Official name</label> <label>Location</label> <label>Course</label> <label>Surface</label> <label>Course length</label> <label>Distance</label> <label>Turns</label> <label>Weather</label> </group> <group> <header>Podium</header> <label>First</label> <label>Second</label> <label>Third</label> </group> <group> <header>Race Guide</header> <label>World Grand Prix Races</label> </group> </infobox> The World Grand Prix (Japanese: ワールドグランプリ/ Italian: Mondiale Grand Prix) is an international racing competition which is at the center of Cars 2. The competition was created and organized by Sir Miles Axlerod as a promotion of his new "clean alternative fuel" Allinol. The competition consists of three races: The first one in Tokyo, Japan; the second one in Porto Corsa, Italy; and the last one in London, England. A notable participant in the race is Lightning McQueen. The competition unites the 12 best racers of all race types to determine the world's fastest car (although there were only 11 competitors). Globie is the official mascot of the World Grand Prix. Race cars from all racing categories were invited to the event, but there was no winner, as the final race was interrupted by a series of anomalies that finally ended in Miles Axlerod's reformation. The World Grand Prix is the target of a plot to sabotage the race, directed by the evil weapons designer Professor Z. The British master spy Finn McMissile discovered the conspiracy and organized himself to stop it. At the end of the movie, it was discovered that the WGP was used by Axlerod to execute his evil plan of making alternative fuels look bad. It's unknown if the WGP continued after Cars 2. The events were covered by RSN, and the races were commentated by the commentators Brent Mustangburger, Darrell Cartrip and David Hobbscap.

Globie, the World Grand Prix's official mascot.


Season Histories

2011

In the first WGP, the races were sabotaged. In the first race, Acer and Grem blew the engines of Miguel Camino, Rip Clutchgoneski and Max Schnell with a electromagnetic pulse emitter. After an error of Lightning McQueen, Francesco Bernoulli won the first race in Tokyo.

At the second race in Porto Corsa, three other engines were blasted, those being of Carla Veloso, Nigel Gearsley and Shu Todoroki. The explosion of Shu Todoroki's engine caused him to spin, and caused a multi-car pileup involving Miguel Camino, Max Schnell, Raoul ÇaRoule and Rip Clutchgoneski. Lightning McQueen won the race. At the last race in London, the race was suspended because Mater entered the track and brought Lightning McQueen with him off the course. After the surprise, Miles Axlerod was arrested due to the whole event being controlled by him in an attempt to twist people's opinion of alternative fuel.

World Grand Prix Events

Raceways

The World Grand Prix has three Grand Prix races. They take place on three urban circuits around the world and have a similar layout. Indeed, each track consists of fast straightaways, technical turns and a dirt section. This fair layout allows all drivers to be on an equal footing.

Grand Prix
N° Grand Prix Circuit Country Laps Turns
1 Tokyo Grand Prix Tokyo Street Circuit Japan 52 34
2 File:Włochy.png Porto Corsa Grand Prix File:Włochy.png Porto Corsa Street Circuit File:Włochy.png Italy 60 49
3 London Grand Prix London Street Circuit England -
  • Tokyo Map

    Tokyo Map

  • Porto Corsa Map

    Porto Corsa Map

  • London Map

    London Map

It was originally planned to have two more circuits. The Paris Street Circuit in France and the Black Forest Street Circuit in Germany. However, they were cancelled.

After the disaster at the London Grand Prix, a Radiator Springs Grand Prix was organized in Radiator Springs, but was not officially part of the World Grand Prix even if the rules and racers were the same.

Competitors

Name Number Country
Francesco Bernoulli 1 File:Włochy.png Italy
Lewis Hamilton 2 England/Grenada
Max Schnell 4 Germany
Miguel Camino 5 Spain
Raoul ÇaRoule 06 France
Shu Todoroki 7 Japan
Carla Veloso 8 Brazil
Nigel Gearsley 9 England
Rip Clutchgoneski 10 Republic of New Rearendia
Jeff Gorvette 24 United States
Lightning McQueen 95 United States

Results and Standings

Drivers Championship Standings

Pos. Racer Points JAP File:Włochy.png ITA ENG
1 Lightning McQueen 21 2nd 1st Race cancelled
- File:Włochy.png Francesco Bernoulli 21 1st 2nd Race cancelled
3 Lewis Hamilton 15 5th 4th (DNF) Race cancelled
4 Jeff Gorvette 14 7th 3rd (DNF) Race cancelled
5 Shu Todoroki 11 4th 9th (Ret) Race cancelled
6 Carla Veloso 10 3rd 11th (Ret) Race cancelled
- Raoul ÇaRoule 10 8th 6th (Ret) Race cancelled
8 Rip Clutchgoneski 9 10th (Ret) 5th (Ret) Race cancelled
9 Nigel Gearsley 8 6th 10th (Ret) Race cancelled
- Max Schnell 8 9th (Ret) 7th (Ret) Race cancelled
11 Miguel Camino 5 11th (Ret) 8th (Ret) Race cancelled

Trivia

  • Originally, The World Grand Prix was to be composed of 5 races. Paris would have hosted a "24-hour race", and in Germany's Black Forest a "rally race" would have taken place. They do however, appear in the DS version of Cars 2: The Video Game.
  • Depending on the country, the name "World Grand Prix" is translated to the country's language, for example, in Japan: ワールドグランプリ, in Italy: Mondiale Grand Prix.
  • Although there are 12 spots in each race, there is only an odd number of 11 racers.
  • There is no #3 racer in the World Grand Prix (Jeff Gorvette was originally going to have the number #3, however his number was changed to #24 as a reference to Jeff Gordon's racing number.)
  • There where multiple guest racers that went to the welcome party for the World Grand Prix in Tokyo. However, they did not participate in the races.

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