Riley's Dad

is a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies three Racer statistics () and enhances one skill (). is part of the Inside Out Collection. 
==Origin==
Mr. Bill Andersen, also known as Riley's Dad, is a support character in the animated feature film "Inside Out" (2015) made by Disney&Pixar and its 2024 sequel. He and Mrs. Andersen always lived in Minnesota since Riley's birth. He coached Riley's hockey team until she turned eleven and was a primary source for Riley's Goofy Island. At that point, the family makes a decision to relocate to San Francisco in order for Mr. Andersen to join a tech startup. His focus on work grows intense, distancing him from his family, which is fueled by other things that go wrong such as the van with personal belongings being lost. Often on the phone, dealing with investor issues, he becomes unaware of Riley's own challenges. The emotions in his head are shown watching sports instead of focusing on his family or what his wife is trying to hint at. Tensions rise when Riley's behavior changes, leading to a heated argument where she gets sent to her room.
In his mind, emotions took on male personas with mustaches, resembling a military command center with Anger being the main emotions, unlike Riley, whose main emotion is Joy, or Riley's Mom, whose main emotion is Sadness. Mr. Andersen's emotions urge him to assert authority over Riley, symbolized by synchronized key-turning like launching a missile, despite his wife's disagreement. Attempting reconciliation later, Mr. Andersen struggles to connect with Riley, and the Goofy Island in Riley's mind collapses.
When Riley attempts to run away due to her unhappiness in San Francisco, panic grips Mr. and Mrs. Andersen. They search desperately until Riley returns, tearfully expressing her longing for their old home. Bill, moved by Riley's distress, admits his own nostalgia for Minnesota. They hug, comforting Riley together.
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Category:Crew
Category:Rare Crew Members
Category:Inside Out