Jackson Storm

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Jackson Storm
Color Black, grey, blue
Occupation Piston Cup race car
Main portrayer(s) Armie Hammer[1]


Character information
Alias(es) Stormy-boy (by Chick Hicks)
Gender Male
""You have no idea what a pleasure it is for me to finally beat you.""
—'Jackson Storm', Cars 3, [[{{{3}}}]]

Jackson Storm is the secondary antagonist of Cars 3 and a custom-built Piston Cup race car. A rookie in the 2016 season, Storm possesses incredible abilities, proving a worthy opponent even to racing veterans such as Lightning McQueen. He races for IGNTR, and his racing number is a 20 stylized as a 2.0 (a play on the fact he is the "next gen" racer, generation #2.0) . By the end of the 2016 season, Storm had a record of at least 10 victories, and broke the record for fastest lap ever at 213 mph (343 km/h), but then even though he didn't break his lap time, he went to 214 mph (344 km/h)

History

Cars 3

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Storm wins the Dinoco 400.

In Cars 3, among the many Piston Cup rookies who make their debut in the 2017 season, Storm is the most significant. He picks up many victories throughout the season, one of which being at the Dinoco 400 at the Motor Speedway of the South. When Lightning McQueen kindly introduces himself, Storm dismisses and mocks the long-time champion. Storm becomes one of the season's frontrunners, beating out rookies and veterans alike, including McQueen.[2] In his debut race at Copper Canyon Speedway, Storm comes in first place, ahead of typical frontrunners Bobby Swift, Cal Weathers, and McQueen.[3]

Storm receives unconventional training, making use of simulations and other advanced technology to perfect his talents. These efforts are monitored by a team of pitties.

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Storm trains using high-tech simulations.

During one of the season's races, McQueen is involved in an accident that forces him out of the game. During his recovery, McQueen turns to Rust-eze Racing Center trainer Cruz Ramirez, who helps McQueen train to beat Storm at the Florida 500, an upcoming major Piston Cup event. At the Florida International Speedway, Storm sets a new record for fastest lap in Piston Cup history.[4]

Jackson sets the fastest lap record.

When the Florida 500 finally arrives, McQueen is determined to finally beat Storm. Shortly before the race, Storm pulls over to McQueen's pit and arrogantly mocks McQueen and Ramirez, insulting their abilities and paint job, respectively.[5] Throughout the race, McQueen finds himself continuing to struggle against Jackson. Suddenly, Lightning realizes he can send Ramirez out in his place as long as she wears the same sponsor and number. Cruz receives the necessary modifications and heads out to try her own hand at beating Storm. She thinks back to her training with McQueen, and uses the techniques she learned to catch up to Storm. As Cruz moves up into third, Storm backs up to taunt her; McQueen, however, uses this to motivate her. She moves up into second, drafting on Storm's rear and taunting him in retaliation; Storm attempts to push her up against the track barrier to prevent her from passing him, but Cruz performs a flip maneuver to free herself and pass him, allowing her to cross the finish line first and win the race. Storm doesn't appear further but most likely swore revenge against Cruz.

Cars 3: Driven to Win

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Cars 3: Driven to Win

Storm will appear as a playable character in Cars 3: Driven to Win.

General information

Personality and traits

Storm's incredible abilities are responsible for his quiet confidence, as Storm is well aware of his own strength, and he believes he is representative of his racing generation as a whole. As a result of this, Storm carries a cocky demeanor, which others view as off-putting.[6] He also doesn't like being beat and will be aggressive , as seen when Cruz was pushed against the wall by him.

Physical description

Storm's sleek design.
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Having been built specifically for racing, Storm's design is quite advanced, and his sleek model was constructed with carbon fiber and metal composite, with the concept of speed in mind. A 2017 Custom built 'Next-Gen' Piston Cup Racer, his chassis is built with hydroformed alloy and steel. His Maximum Performance V-8 engine with 850 horsepower is responsible for his ability to reach 0-60 in 3.6 seconds, as well as his top speed of 214 miles per hour.[1]

Storm is painted in a black livery, with his doors sporting a design resembling a thick blue lightning bolt. His sides also feature his racing number, 20, as well as logos of various sponsors, including the Piston Cup, Combustr, Carbon Cyber, and SynerG, like all next-gensin addition to his own sponsor, IGNTR Liquid Adrenaline.[7]

Appearances

Profiles and statistics

  • Official bio
    • "Jackson Storm is fast, sleek and ready to race. A frontrunner in the next generation of racers, Storm's quiet confidence and cocky demeanor are off-putting—but his unmatched speed threatens to redefine the sport. Trained on high-tech simulators that are programmed to perfect technique and maximize velocity, Jackson Storm is literally built to be unbeatable—and he knows it."
    • Specifications
    • Top Speed: 214 mph (344 km/h), all other next-gens have a top speed of 210 mph (338 km/h)
    • 0-60 mph: 3.6 seconds
    • Engine Type: Maximum Performance V-8
    • Power: 850 hp (862 PS, 634 kW)
    • Chassis: Hydrformed alloy & steel
    • Body: Carbon fiber & metal composite

Portrayals

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Jackson Storm/Gallery.

Quotes

  • "Good luck out there. You're gonna need it!" - Cars 3
  • "I think you heard me." - Cars 3
  • "Hey champ, where did all your friends go?" - Cars 3
  • "Enjoy your retirement!" - Cars 3

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Spanish Jackson Storm Jackson Storm
French Jackson Storm Jackson Storm
Polish Jackson Sztorm Jackson Storm
Russian, Ukrainian Джексон Шторм Jackson Storm

References