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{{Quote|Hello, racing fans. Welcome to the | {{Quote|Hello, racing fans. Welcome to the Los Angeles 500! The final race of the Piston Cup season.|[[Darrell Cartrip]] announcing the race|Cars 3}} | ||
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The '''Los Angeles 500''' is an event in ''[[Cars 3]]'' that is held at the [[Los Angeles International Speedway]]. In 2016, it is the last race of the [[Piston Cup Racing Series|Piston Cup]] racing series season. At the race, seven-time winner [[Lightning McQueen]] crashes trying to beat [[Jackson Storm]], the latter winning in first place, with [[ | The '''Los Angeles 500''' is an event in ''[[Cars 3]]'' that is held at the [[Los Angeles International Speedway]]. In 2016, it is the last race of the [[Piston Cup Racing Series|Piston Cup]] racing series season. At the race, seven-time winner [[Lightning McQueen]] crashes trying to beat [[Jackson Storm]], the latter winning in first place, with [[Danny Swervez]] being the runner-up. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
In 2016, the event is the last race of the 2016 Piston Cup Racing Series season. By then, most stock car race cars have been replaced by "[[Next-Gen]]eration" racers. Over nine-tenths through the race, seven-time veteran champion [[Lightning McQueen]] suffers a nearly fatal rollover crash after blowing his right rear tire, bringing out the red flag, and obviously doesn't continue racing. After the restart, the race continued until it finished, with rookie front-runner [[Jackson Storm]] placing first, with [[ | In 2016, the event is the last race of the 2016 Piston Cup Racing Series season. By then, most stock car race cars have been replaced by "[[Next-Gen]]eration" racers. Over nine-tenths through the race, seven-time veteran champion [[Lightning McQueen]] suffers a nearly fatal rollover crash after blowing his right rear tire, bringing out the red flag, and obviously doesn't continue racing. After the restart, the race continued until it finished, with rookie front-runner [[Jackson Storm]] placing first, with [[Danny Swervez]] placing second, [[Chase Racelott]] in third, and [[Tim Treadless]] ending fourth. | ||
After the race, [[Jackson Storm]], who was the racer with most points, won the 2016 Piston Cup. | After the race, [[Jackson Storm]], who was the racer with most points, won the 2016 Piston Cup. | ||
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#20: [[Jackson Storm]] | #20: [[Jackson Storm]] | ||
#19: [[ | #19: [[Danny Swervez]] | ||
#24: [[Chase Racelott]] | #24: [[Chase Racelott]] | ||
#28: [[Tim Treadless]] | #28: [[Tim Treadless]] | ||
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#48: [[Aaron Clocker]] | #48: [[Aaron Clocker]] | ||
#67: [[Jim Reverick]] | #67: [[Jim Reverick]] | ||
#21: [[Ryan Laney]] | #21: [[Ryan "Inside" Laney]] | ||
#6: [[Bubba Wheelhouse]] | #6: [[Bubba Wheelhouse]] | ||
#5: [[Eric Braker]] | #5: [[Eric Braker]] | ||
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#33: [[Ed Truncan]] | #33: [[Ed Truncan]] | ||
#39: [[Buck Bearingly]] | #39: [[Buck Bearingly]] | ||
#34: [[Steve LaPage]] | #34: [[Steve "Slick" LaPage]] | ||
#117: [[Ralph Carlow]] | #117: [[Ralph Carlow]] | ||
#80: [[Dan Carcia]] | #80: [[Dan Carcia]] | ||
#76: [[Rev Roadages]] | #76: [[Rev Roadages]] | ||
#84: [[J.P. Drive]] | #84: [[J.P. Drive]] | ||
#92: [[Murray Clutchburn]] | |||
#121: [[Dino Draftsky]] | #121: [[Dino Draftsky]] | ||
#82: [[Darren Leadfoot]] | |||
#93: [[Nick Shift]] | #93: [[Nick Shift]] | ||
#90: [[Ponchy Wipeout]] | #90: [[Ponchy Wipeout]] | ||
#95: [[Lightning McQueen]] (DNF) | #95: [[Lightning McQueen]] (DNF) | ||
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*There are thirty-five cars that compete in this race, eleven veterans and twenty-four Next-Gens. | *There are thirty-five cars that compete in this race, eleven veterans and twenty-four Next-Gens. | ||
*The unnamed [[Rev-N-Go Racer]] finished in the highest position among other veterans, having finished eleventh. | *The unnamed [[Rev-N-Go Racer]] finished in the highest position among other veterans, having finished eleventh. | ||
*[[ | *[[Danny Swervez]] and [[Chase Racelott]] make their debut in this race. | ||
*In this race, Chase Racelott always gets replaced suddenly by [[Eric Braker]] in some scenes. | *In this race, Chase Racelott always gets replaced suddenly by [[Eric Braker]] in some scenes. | ||
*[[Tim Treadless]] always gets replaced suddenly by [[Aaron Clocker]] in some scenes. | *[[Tim Treadless]] always gets replaced suddenly by [[Aaron Clocker]] in some scenes. | ||
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*Though [[Brian Spark]] is still racing, [[George New-Win]] is also seen racing even though he debuts in the [[Florida 500]]. | *Though [[Brian Spark]] is still racing, [[George New-Win]] is also seen racing even though he debuts in the [[Florida 500]]. | ||
{{Cars 3}} | {{Cars 3}} | ||
[[Category:Events]] | [[Category:Events]] | ||
[[Category:Piston Cup | [[Category:Piston Cup races]] | ||
