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Barsik

Barsik is a Cars series character, he is a Next Gen car, but he is not racing. Barsik has grey and sand color. Also he is Rusteze Racing Center trainee, with number 050.

## Barsik

### Occupation

Rusteze Racing Center trainee and McDonalds seller

## History (Cars Universe)

Barsik always want to be Piston Cup Racing, but sponsors didnt took him, because he wasnt trained in Training Center. He joined to Rusteze Racing Center as Trainie 050. When he was ready to racing, he lost a wish to be Piston Cup racer. But rookie desided he want join to City Marathon Grand Prix. Barsik took number 50 (This is his favourite number).
2005 Tow Cap 400

The 2005 Tow Cap 400 is the twenty-second race from my very own 2005 Piston Cup Season schedule.

Winford Bradford Rutheford's hauler is getting lazy to makes him miss next race.

Also, Gerald along with his wife Diana and their son Joel McQueen missed the race, because they have to stay home along with their lazy haulers in their triple home garage next to the big house.

## Results

1. Rusty Cornfuel - 400 laps
2. Sage VanDerSpin - 400 laps (LOST BY 1 FOOT TO RUSTY CORNFUEL)
3. Bobby Swift - 400 laps
4. Chick Hicks - 400 laps
5. Strip Weathers - 400 laps
6. Brick Yardley - 400 laps
7. Lightning McQueen - 400 laps
8. Cal Weathers - 400 laps
9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 400 laps
10. Floyd Mulvihill - 400 laps
11. Ralph Carlow - 400 laps
12. Crusty Rotor - 400 laps
13. Billy Oilchanger - 400 laps
14. Brush Curber - 400 laps
15. Tony Gaswart - 400 laps
16. Jeff Gorvette - 400 laps
17. Jimmie Johnson - 400 laps
18. Greg Candyman - 400 laps
19. Kevin Carvick - 400 laps
20. Misti Motorkrass - 400 laps
21. Chuck Armstrong - 400 laps
22. Todd Marcus - 400 laps
23. Kevin Shiftright - 400 laps
24. Eugene Carbureski - 400 laps
25. Haul Inngas - 400 laps
26. Aiken Axler - 400 laps
27. Ryan Newcar - 400 laps
28. Matt Carseth - 400 laps
29. Bobby Carbonte - 400 laps
30. Kasey Corner - 400 laps
31. James Cleanair - 400 laps
32. Slider Petrolski - 400 laps
33. Rusty Wheelhouse - 400 laps
34. Ruby "Easy" Oaks - 400 laps
35. Ponchy Wipeout - 396 laps (SPUN OUT)
36. Murray Clutchburn - 314 laps (BROKEN EXHAUST PIPES)
37. Ernie Gearson - 288 laps (ENGINE FAIL)
38. Lee Revkins - 269 laps (CLUTCH BROKEN)
39. Ryan Thunderbolt Jr. - 229 laps (QUARTER PANEL DAMAGED)
40. Kevin Racingtire - 182 laps (CRASH)
41. Dirkson D'Agostino - 182 laps (CRASH)
42. Manny Flywheel - 182 laps (CRASH)
43. Kyle Buschtire - 182 laps (CRASH)
2004 Piston Cup Season

The 2004 Piston Cup Season was a Piston Cup Season.

## Racers

Intersection 00 - Tobias Wheelson

Butterfinger 1 -  Zaire McBrake

Smell Swell 01 - Sammy Smelter

Tow Cap 4 - Rusty Cornfuel

Unsponsored 5 - T.J. Hernandez

Iron Gary's 7 - Freddie Miller

Dale Earnhardt Inc. 8 - Dale Earnhardt Jr

Candy Land 12 - Bradley Winson

Blinkr 21 - Darrel Draggered

Nitroade 28 - Aiken Axler

Mood Springs 33 - Chuck Armstrong

Trunk Fresh 34 - Dirkson D'Agostino

Shifty Drug 35 - Kevin Racingtire

Tank Coat 36 - Eugene Carbureski

View Zeen 39 - Ryan Shields

Dinoco 43 - The King

Target 50 - Ratchet Thunderbolt Jr.

Easy Idle 51 - Ruby Oaks (Rookie)

Leak Less 52 - Claude Scruggs

Faux Wheel Drive 54 - Johnny Blamer

Fiber Fuel 56 - Brush Curber

Corrosion Seal 57 - Joeseph McQueen

Octane Gain 58 - Billy Oilchanger

Vitoline 61 - James Cleanair

Transberry Juice 63 - Lee Revkins

RPM 64 - Winford Bradford Rutherford

Carbon Cyber 67 - Buck Schooner

N20 Cola 68 - Ron Pitcar

Gasprin 70 - Eugene Wipeout

Papa Rivera's 70 - Judd Shiftright

Rev N Go 73 - Misti Motorkrass

Sidewall Shine 74 - Slider Petrolski

Vinyl Toupee 76 - Crusty Rotor

Retread 79 - Haul Inngas (Rookie)

Gask Its 80 - Sage VanDerSpin (Rookie)

Shiny Wax 82 - Darren Leadfoot

Re-Volting 84 - Davey Apex

Apple 84 - Mac iCar (Rookie)

HTB 86 - Chick Hicks

Bumper Save 90 - Ponchy Wipeout

Sputter Stop 92 - Murray Clutchburn

Spare Mint 93 - Ernie Gearson

Tach O Mint 101 - Greg Candyman

Lil Torquey Pistons 117 - Jack Braker (Eric's father)

Clutch Aid 121 - Klint Shiftright

No Stall 123 - Larry Smith

## Gallery

Tobias WheelsonZaire McBrakeSammy SmelterRusty CornfuelFred MillerDale Earnhardt, JrDarrel DraggeredAiken AxlerChuck ArmstrongDirkson D'AgostinoKevin RacingtireEugene CarbureskiRyan ShieldsStrip "The King" WeathersRobobtnik ChicksClaude ScruggsJohnny BlamerBrush CurberJoeseph McQueenBilly OilchangerJames CleanairLee RevkinsWinford Bradford RutherfordBuck SchoonerJudd ShiftrightEugene WipeoutMisti MotorkrassSlider PetrolskiCrusty RotorHaul InngasSage VanDerSpinDarren LeadfootDavey ApexMac IcarChick HicksPonchy WipeoutMurray ClutchburnErnie GearsonGreg CandymanKlint ShiftrightLarry Smith
2000 Piston Cup Season

The 2000 Piston Cup Season is a season. Matt Carseth, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Ralph Carlow were the 3 rookies this season. Darrell Cartrip and Thomas Tanrev would retire at the end of the season.

## Racers

Rust-Eze 01 - Gerald Leadfoot

Miller Lite 2 - Rusty Wallace

GM Goodwrench 3 - Dale Earnhardt

Tow Cap 4 - Rusty Cornfuel

Dale Earnhardt Inc. 8 - Dale Earnhardt Jr (Rookie)

DeWalt 17 - Matt Carseth (Rookie)

DW Store.com 17 - Darrell Cartrip

Home Depot 20 - Tony Gaswart

DuPont 24 - Jeff Gorvette

Nitroade 28 - Andrew Axler

Mood Springs 33 - Chuck Armstrong

Trunk Fresh 34 - Dirkson D'Agostino

Shifty Drug 35 - Kevin Racingtire

Tank Coat 36 - Eugene Carbureski

View Zeen 39 - Ryan Shields

Oxnard 48 - Thomas Tanrev

Target 50 - Ryan Thunderbolt Jr.

Easy Idle 51 - Ruby Oaks

Leak Less 52 - Claude Scruggs

Faux Wheel Drive 54 - Johnny Blamer

Fiber Fuel 56 - Brush Curber

Octane Gain 58 - Billy Oilchanger

Vitoline 61 - James Cleanair

Transberry Juice 63 - Lee Revkins

RPM 64 - Winford Bradford Rutherford

N20 Cola 68 - Manny Flywheel

Rev N Go 73 - Misti Motorkrass

Sidewall Shine 74 - Slider Petrolski

Vinyl Toupee 76 - Crusty Rotor

Sony Vaio 78 - Alloy Wilson

Retread 79 - Haul Inngas

Shiny Wax 82 - Darren Leadfoot

Re-Volting 84 - Davey Apex

Apple Inc. 84 - Mac iCar

HTB 86 - Chick Hicks

Quality Care 88 - Dale Carrett

Bumper Save 90 - Ponchy Wipeout

Sputter Stop 92 - Murray Clutchburn

Spare Mint 93 - Ernie Gearson

Gask-it's 94 - Bill Racelott

Tach O Mint 101 - Greg Candyman

Lil Torquey Pistons 117 - Ralph Carlow (Rookie)

Clutch Aid 121 - Klint Shiftright

No Stall 123 - Todd Marcus

## Gallery (can't find a picture of Andrew Axler)

Rusty WallaceDale EarnhardtDale Earnhardt, JrTobias DeRearMatt CarsethDarrell CartripJack HicksTony GaswartJeff GorvetteEdward McPedalChuck ArmstrongDirkson D'AgostinoKevin RacingtireEugene CarbureskiRyan ShieldsThomas TanrevRuby OaksClaude ScruggsJohnny BlamerBrush CurberBilly OilchangerJames CleanairLee RevkinsWinford Bradford RutherfordEugene WipeoutMisti MotorkrassSlider PetrolskiCrusty RotorAlloy WilsonHaul InngasDarren LeadfootDavey ApexMac iCarChick HicksDale CarrettPonchy WipeoutMurray ClutchburnErnie GearsonBill RacelottGreg CandymanKlint ShiftrightTodd Marcus
2012 M&M’s 355

The 2012 M&M’s 355 is known for all the racers crying:

Fan 1: Doesn't Antonio have a tragic life?

(Tells all the other fans that have tragic lives, and they shared it with the other racers)

Edd and Antonio: Whaaaaaaaaaaaa! So many tragic lives!!!!! (cries)

Antonio: Just like me!! I caused Henry Smith to crash, my parents and bro died, Axel moved away, I got bullied and I ONLY HAVE ONE WIN IN MY (Dolphin Censored) CAREER!

Edd: WHAAAAAAAAAAA...! So many tragic lives!!

Antonio: YEAH!! WAAAAAAAAAAA!

Jay (cries): OH NO! OH NO!

Ron: It's ok Jay.

Jay (cries): NO IT'S NOT!

Tom and Oakley (cries): WHAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Axel (cries): I HAD TO MOVE AWAY FROM MY FRIEND ANTONIO WHEN I WAS 17! I AM SO SAD! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!

Judy (cries and sings): I AM SO SAD RIGHT NOW I WILL CRY FOREVER! (uses tissue)

Alex (cries): JUST LIKE JAMARI SPARK! BUT EVEN WORSE! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Ron: Could be ok, I'm not crying since I'm so nice. Plus I only cried when my dad Pete Steeringson died in 1998. I only cried a bit and wasn't even in public.

Arthur (cries): NO WAY HIS TRAGIC LIFE HAS HAPPENED!

Charles Pits (cries): I'M OUTTA HERE, JERKS!

Francis (cries): ME TOO!

Eric (cries): ME THREE! I CRIED EVEN HARDER THAN RIGHT NOW WHEN MY DADDY DIED IN 2006 DURING THE BNL 500! DADDY! DADDY DADDY DADDY! COME BACK!

Joseph (cries): AAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!

Darrell (cries): I have to cry as well. AAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!

Bob (cries): ME TOO! WAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Michael (cries): OH NOOOOO!

Joel (cries): SO TRAGIC!

Donnie (cries): WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

Chet: WHAAAAAHAAA!

Tom Martin: WHAAAAHAAA!!!!

Andre: WAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

George, DeAndre, Maruice, Jerry, Jeremy and Matthew: NO!!!! WHAAAAAAAAAA! (cries)

Jay: WHAAAAAHAAAAAA!

Tom Accelerator: SO MUCH TRAGIC LIVES!!!

Oakley: YEAH TOM!!!! WHAAAAA!

Antonio: JUST LIKE ME!!!!!

Edd: I KNOW RIGHT!!!!???!! WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!

### Racers in the lake:

Racers: WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(Racers float away, still crying)

Antonio: WHYYYYY!!!!

Edd: WHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Oakley: SO TRAGICCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC!

(They drop into the lake)

Tom A: AREN'T WE IN THE LAKE (cries again)?!!!

Ron: It's ok racers. You will not flood the Virginia Speedway for sure.
Barry Smith

Barry Smith was an RPM racer in Matroskin the Cat's version of the Piston Cup. Barry won the 1974 Piston Cup Season (Matroskin the Cat's Version).

## History

Barry Smith was a pretty good racer on the track and won the 1974 Piston Cup Season. He was then replaced by another racecar after he either retired or was fired by RPM.
2000 Pepsi 400

The 2000 Pepsi 400 is known for Johnny Blamer being stuck in the bathroom. This is the race where Thomas Tanrev flips over and over. The wreck is caused by Chick Hicks, who spun but got minor damage. The racers that passed Thomas and got the 200 laps were leader Jeff Burton, 2nd place Dale Carrett, 3rd belonged to Rusty Wheelhouse, 4th to Bill Racelotti , 5th to Chick Hicks, and 6th Tony Gaswart. Ward Burton is 7th.
Aiken and the Mr Freeze

Aiken and the Mr Freeze is the three Special episode of The Adventures of Cars.

## Ian Victor13's Universe

### William and the Mr Freeze (Ian Victor13's Version)

William and the Mr Freeze is the three Speciel episode of The Adventures of Cars.

## Characters

* William Brakefender
* Sofia Blue
* Penny Van Pelt
* Robert Freeze
* Pablo Blue
* Cindy Ge
* Harvey Trackson

## Andre67white's Version

### Jack and the Mr Freeze (Andre67white a.k.a Lil5ive7even's version)

Jack and the Mr Freeze is the three Special episode of The Adventures of Cars.

## Characters

1. Jack Armstrong
2. John Armstrong
3. Anna Red (instead of Sally Brown)
4. Eloise Van Pelt
5. Dennis Freeze
6. Alex "Ryan" Red Senwild (instead of Charlie Brown)
7. Edith Brakeston Jessie Thierry (instead of Frieda Rich)
8-Bit Energy Drink

8-Bit Energy Drink is a gaming drink product sponsor that sponsors Shawn Carnett (2002-2014) and Matthew Tirebraker (2014-2017) and Umari Axler (2017-present) which it was running in the Piston Cup Series.

## History

8-Bit energy drink was founded in 1981 which it was founded in the early 1980's. In the mid 1980's the 1982 the drink was famous which the life is arcade. In 1985 it was released in the late 1980's
1996 Florida 400: The Big Crash

The Big Crash at Florida occurred at the 1996 Florida 400 on Sunday, July 7, 1996 at Florida International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida. It caused the death of one time racer Xavier "El Xavi" Samaras. It was Samaras' only race.

### Lap 1

Samaras leads the pack to the green flag. He passes Davey Apex and is pushed into the wall by Brian Brooks. Samaras drops twelve positions and proceeds in the race.

Lap 1's Top Five:

* Brian Brooks
* The King
* Chick Hicks
* Davey Apex
* Billy Ford

### Lap 16

Samaras gained his spots back but lost his position in first to Apex. He tries to pass Brooks, but the pass is blocked by Matt Gould.

Lap 16's Top 5:

* Davey Apex
* Brian Brooks
* Chick Hicks
* Matt Gould
* Joe Carbureski

### Lap 135

With five laps to go, Samaras is pushed out of the way by Chick Hicks, causing a huge crash. The top five were the only cars to escape the crash.

Cars involved:

* Xavier Samaras (killed)
* Billy Ford
* Johnny Blamer
* Haul Inngas
* Jared Racingtire
* Mark Landis
* Dale Earnhardt Sr.
* Ron Pitcar
* Gordon Rocks
* The King
* James Cleanair
* Murray Clutchburn
* Michael Cartrip
* Larry Smith
* ect.

Lap 135's Top 5:

* Chick Hicks
* Matt Gould
* Joel McQueen
* Brian Brooks
* Klint Shiftright

### Race Finish and Aftermath

Joel McQueen wins the race with Brian Brooks second and Matt Gould third. After the race, Samaras was pulled from the crash. Samaras died at San Mateo Hospital in San Mateo, California.

In Massachusetts, a speedway named Xavier Samaras Memorial Speedway opened. At the opening, Brooks made an honorable statement.
The Painter

**The** **Painter** is a minor antagonist in *Happy Sugar Life.* He is the person who originally lived in "Room 1208" of the apartment where Satō Matsuzaka lives.

He is a lonely artist who plays a big part in Satou's desire of "protecting" her happy sugar life with Shio Kōbe.

## Personality

Not much is known about the man, but he is shown to have a somewhat obsessive personality, quickly taking an interest in Satō Matsuzaka and wanting to paint her. The man is also wrathful and not above violence, not hesitating at all to hurt Shio Kōbe.

## Background

Satō Matsuzaka arrives at his apartment one rainy day for shelter and a place to shower. The Painter allows her but in exchange he wanted to draw her as a model for his painting. Satou begins visiting the man often after that, as she did not want to go home to her aunt, and the Painter becomes attracted to Satou's appearance and her lack of emotions. While interacting with her, Satou asks him several questions and he would return this exchange by asking her questions. This lead to her eventually asking him what he thought love was.

As he was nearing completion of his portrait based on Satou, Satou arrives to his apartment one rainy day, carrying an unconscious Shio Kōbe in her arms. Listening to Satou talk about how Shio made her feel warm and her need to protect her, causes the Painter to become tense and unnerve because what had made him attracted to Satou was the emptiness in her eyes. However, seeing her with Shio, he saw her eyes look complete for the first time and it sent him into a sudden rage. While Satou was running a bath for Shio, the Painter inches his way towards Shio and wraps his hands around the young girl's neck and attempts to strangle her. Suddenly, Satou arrives to the scene and immediately bludgeons the painter to death with his own art easel. His final words were of regret that he would die without seeing her "angry face".

Shortly after his death, Satou dismembered his corpse and divided it into three bags, and left them in a locked room in the apartment until she later had them disposed by someone else. Satou thanks him for his actions, concluding that what she felt for Shio was true love because she went the extra mile to save Shio.

## Trivia

* His name is never revealed and his appearance is never shown directly.
* He never speaks in the anime. Instead, static sound beats are used in place.
* Satou gets Daichi Kitaumekawa to dispose and burn the three bags and the latter assumes the contents of the bag are of Satou's aunt.
* He is a smoker.

## Gallery

### Manga

The Painter attempting to kill Shio KōbeRight before Satō Matsuzaka bashes the Painter's head in
### Anime

Process of Painting Satō MatsuzakaThe Painter edging his way closer to strangle Shio Kōbe
Arnold Springs

Arnold Springs is a Piston Cup racer from 1989 to 2006, He is an Axxelo Fission.

Arnold used to be an excellent racer. He won the 2000 Piston Cup. He still did decent afterward until he suffered a huge crash in the Pepsi 400 where he flew airborne. He was badly damaged and never did well after that. Arnold’s stats are not that great in 2005 placing 26th of 36th and winning 1 race that year.

Arnold won 22 races during his career, most of which he got between 1990 and 2005. His most famous win is the 1997 Brickyard 400. He won 8 races in the 2000 season. His first win was the 1990 Intel 400 and his last one was the 2005 Michigan 400. He had no wins in 2006 and retired after the 2006 season due to poor performance and his 2005 Pepsi 400 injuries.

## All wins

1. Intel 400 (1990)
2. Pocono 400 (1994)
3. Richmond 400 (1995)
4. Compaq 400 (1996)
5. Brickyard 400 (1997)
6. Goody's 350 (1998)
7. Tide 400 (1998)
8. Memphis 400 (1999)
9. Trunk Fresh 350 (2000)
10. New York 400 (2000)
11. Brickyard 400 (2000)
12. Tide 400 (2000)
13. Miller Lite 400 (2000)
14. Sega 400 (2000)
15. Richmond 400 (2000)
16. Pepsi 400 (2000)
17. PBS Kids 400 (2001)
18. Trunk Fresh 350 (2002)
19. Memphis 400 (2002)
20. Richmond 400 (2002)
21. Palm Mile 300 (2004)
22. Michigan 400 (2005)

## Gallery:

"Don't take me out coach, I can still race"Arnold airborneHe's behind Bart
2011 World Grand Prix Season

This is a season of World Grand Prix. This is a debut year for alternate Lightning McQueen's in WGP.

## Racers (Matroskin the Cat's version)

1. Japan 1 - Theodore Todoroki (instead of Nigel Gearsley)
2. Italy 3 - Mario Gearoni (instead of Lewis Hamilton)
3. Canada 4 - Sarah Wheelson (instead of Carla Veloso)
4. Egypt 5 - Horace Scruggs (instead of Shu Todoroki)
5. Germany 7 - Gustav Speedcheck (instead of Miguel Camino)
6. Belgium 8 - Patrick Camber (instead of Raoul Çaroule)
7. China 10 - Jon Chan Fu (instead of Max Schnell)
8. France 14 - Claude Von Brakes (instead of Rip Clutchgoneski)
9. America 18 - Kyle Buschtire (instead of Jeff Gorvette)
10. England 23 - Carl Braker (instead of Francesco Bernoulli)
11. America 39 - Cody McQueen (instead of Lightning McQueen)

## Gallery

Theodore TodorokiMario GearoniSarah WheelsonHorace ScruggsGustav SpeedcheckPatrick CamberJon Chan FuClaude Von BrakesKyle BuschtireCarl BrakerCody McQueen
## Racers (Win95's version)

1. Canada 2 - Julie Driverson (instead of Carla Veloso)
2. France 5 - Paul Martinez (instead of Max Schnell)
3. Italy 7 - Francisco Vertoni (instead of Miguel Camino)
4. China 8 - Li Long Chun (instead of Shu Todoroki)
5. Ireland 10 - James Reverson (instead of Raoul Çaroule)
6. Germany 15 - Charles Speed (instead of Francesco Bernoulli)
7. Belgium 19 - Xavier Martin (instead of Rip Clutchgoneski)
8. America 20 - Tony Gaswart (instead of Jeff Gorvette)
9. England 22 - Jenson Bottom (instead of Lewis Hamilton)
10. Australia 25 - Luke “Aussie” Austin (instead of Nigel Gearsley)
11. America 34 - Bart McQueen (instead of Lightning McQueen)

## Gallery:

Julie DriversonPaul MartinezFrancisco VertoniLi Long ChunJames ReversonCharles SpeedXavier MartinTony GaswartJenson BottomLuke "Aussie" AustinBart McQueen
## Racers (Andre67white a.k.a Lil5ive7even's version)

1. America 00 - Cole Carster (Instead of Jeff Gorvette)
2. England 2 - Toby Shiftwell (Instead of Nigel Gearsley)
3. Japan 4 - Taruko San - (Instead of Shu Todoroki)
4. England 7 Richard Attwood (Instead of Lewis Hamilton)
5. German 12 - Emillia Driftwheel (Instead of Carla Veloso)
6. Portuguese 17 - Rodrigo Granger (Instead of Rip Clutchgoneski)
7. Turkish 25 - Muhammed Araba tekerleği (Instead of Max Schnell)
8. French Guiana 31 - Lucas McCaroule (Instead of Raoul Caroule)
9. America 37 - Edward McQueen (Instead of Lightning McQueen)
10. Italy 40 - Mario Carsper (Instead of Francesco Bernouli)
11. India 52 - Kabir Carlos (Instead of Miguel Camino)

## Gallery

Cole CarsterToby ShiftwellRichard AttwoodEdward McQueenMario CarsperKabir Carlos
Hildr

**Hildr** è una rarità, una donna tra i Distruttori della Norsca. La sua bellezza, rilegata dai lunghi capelli biondi ed una slanciata femminilità, cela in realtà la sua forza.

Benedetta dai Poteri Rovinosi, porta un segno del loro favore da qualche parte sul suo corpo flessuoso, ma per lungo tempo non ha mai rivendicato tale gloria.

Durante le crociate del Vecchio Mondo adorava sfidare gli avversari più vanagloriosi e certi della loro forza sul campo di battaglia in un combattimento all'ultimo sangue, uno contro uno. Le sue vittime si ergevano a raccogliere la sfida, dato che molti si sarebbero orribilmente vergognati ad ammettere di essersi trattenuti di fronte ad una donna: qui il loro madornale ed ultimo errore.

Le tacche della vittoria sulla sua paurosa ascia a due lame, "**Il Bacio della Vergine**", contano dozzine di uomini per i quali la discrezione sarebbe stata la decisione più oculata.

Hildr ha vagato a lungo dopo la distruzione del Vecchio Mondo, fino a che il richiamo della Guerra, come tanti altri campioni fra quelli ancora vivi che hanno rappresentato il Caos durante la Fine dei Tempi, la ha portata fino a Jarka Ruus ad unirsi a vecchi e nuovi compagni nella IV Crociata Nera come parte della truppa scelta del Generale del Caos, Hallvard Zaron e ad indossare le di essa vestigia, affinchè la distruzione macchi ancora una volta l'arida terra, compito al quale la guerriera ha sempre adempiuto con piacere ed efficacia.

Sotto gli occhi di Naymeria Azalea Anderson, Pazu'ngarr e Sayl ha sfidato l'Araldo del Caos stesso, suo generale, nel modo che le è sempre stato più congeniale nel Vecchio Mondo, affrontandolo da sola come unico modo per stabilire se l'uomo dichiaratosi suo Signore della Guerra fosse all'altezza di un proclama così altisonante, venendo sconfitta dopo che a seguito di un feroce scontro un fendente micidiale della sua ascia si è infranto senza alcun effetto sulla Corazza di Engra Deathsword portata da Thaor e risvegliatasi.

Soddisfatta dello scontro, la Distruttrice si è messa compiacentemente a disposizione per i voleri della guerra.
2004 Fireball Beach 250

The 2004 Fireball Beach 250 is the twenty-third race from my very own 2004 Piston Cup Season schedule.

## Transcript

### 8-car crash on the turn 3 sand

Bob: Oh, that's gonna leave a wreck with Kevin Carvick to Johnny Blamer.

Darrell: Whoa.

Bob: Good grief, Slider Petrolski and Rusty Cornfuel are in it on the wreckage.

Brent: That was a small wreck of 8 cars being in it this race.

Bob: You know right, Brent?

Brent: Whoa, Ryan Newcar is airborne, he is out of the track.

Darrell: Whoa, that's just scary.

### Matt Carseth's transmission fail

Darrell: OH MY GOSH! MATT CARSETH HAD A TRANSMISSION FAIL!

Bob: Matt Carseth is going to the pits and he exits it. The tow truck is in it on the pits.

Brent: Yep, Matt Carseth should've fixed his working transmission back next race.

### Jimmie Johnson's engine fail

Brent: Whoahohohohoh. A big engine fail for Jimmie Johnson.

Bob: Grief, I can't believe it.

Brent: He's on the pit stall, and his pitties needs to fix Jimmie's engine, but they failed it.

Darrell: Oh, Jimmie Johnson is having a fail engine fix.

### 3-car crash

Brent: Whoa, Chuck Armstrong Jeff Gorvette is loose, Tony Gaswart in it.

Bob: Whoa-hoah, that's just a mini car crash, just little bit of 3 cars getting into a small big one disaster.

### McQueen's 6th win

Brent: Yep, here's the finish line heading head to head to Kevin Shiftright, Lightning McQueen wins his 6th race in a row.

Darrell: Whoa, yes!

Bob: What a win for McQueen. He won his 6th race in a row.

## Results

1. Lightning McQueen - 250 laps
2. Kevin Shiftright - 250 laps
3. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 250 laps
4. Gerald Leadfoot - 250 laps
5. Strip Weathers - 250 laps
6. Chick Hicks - 250 laps
7. Alloy Wilson - 250 laps
8. Ernie Gearson - 250 laps
9. Diana Leadfoot - 250 laps
10. Joel McQueen - 250 laps
11. Murray Clutchburn - 250 laps
12. Sage VanDerSpin - 250 laps
13. Billy Oilchanger - 250 laps
14. Misti Motorkrass - 250 laps
15. Davey Apex - 250 laps
16. Van Mulvihill - 250 laps
17. Darren Leadfoot - 250 laps
18. James Cleanair - 250 laps
19. Eugene Carbureski - 250 laps
20. Claude Scruggs - 250 laps
21. Ryan Thunderbolt Jr. - 250 laps
22. Buck Schooner - 250 laps
23. Todd Marcus - 250 laps
24. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 250 laps
25. Haul Inngas - 250 laps
26. Crusty Rotor - 250 laps
27. Lee Revkins - 250 laps
28. Darrel Draggered - 250 laps
29. Brush Curber - 250 laps
30. Ralph Carlow - 250 laps
31. Chuck Armstrong - 196 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
32. Jeff Gorvette - 196 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
33. Tony Gaswart - 196 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
34. Jimmie Johnson - 162 laps (ENGINE FAIL)
35. Matt Carseth - 133 laps (TRANSMISSION FAIL)
36. Ryan Newcar - 99 laps (CRASHED, DNF, AIRBORNE)
37. Ruby "Easy" Oaks - 99 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
38. Johnny Blamer - 99 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
39. Greg Candyman - 99 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
40. Slider Petrolski - 99 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
41. Kevin Carvick - 99 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
42. Rusty Cornfuel - 99 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
43. Aiken Axler - 99 laps (CRASHED, DNF)

## Gallery

### Movie screenshosts:

8-car crash in 2004 Fireball Beach 250 (IMAGE NOT SHOWING YET!)
2006 Piston Cup Season (BigFatPumpCat2020's Version)

## Racers (BigFatPumpCat2020's Version)

1. Fanta 1 - Tony Loudrev (instead of Winford Bradford Rutherford)
2. Doug's Bar and Grill 3 - Ricardo Blackcar (instead of Claude Scruggs)
3. Rodcap Music Co. 6 - Rex Roadales (instead of Dale Earnhardt Jr)
4. DeWalt 10 - Henry Raykes (instead of Davey Apex)
5. Compaq 12 - Cody Lake (instead of Kevin Racingtire)
6. Motor Oil 15 - Jordan Flywheel (instead of Floyd Mulvihill)
7. Make Way 17 - Derek Johnson (instead of Slider Petrolski)
8. Green Energy 20 - James Roadales (instead of Todd Marcus)
9. KFC 24 - Zach Fillups (instead of Crusty Rotor)
10. Blue Def 25 - Eddie Screamerson (instead of Dirkson D'Agostino)
11. COA 2319 28 - Joey Laney (instead of Manny Flywheel)
12. Speed Water 30 - Nicholas Downshifter (instead of Brush Curber)
13. Sprite 32 - Chase Power (instead of Chuck Armstrong)
14. Pepsi 35 - Nick McQueen (instead of Lightning McQueen)
15. Oilver’s Hot Sauce 39 - Shawn Barnett (instead of Eugene Carbureski)
16. MTN Dew 40 - Liam Sanders (instead of Lee Revkins)
17. Monster Energy Drink 42 - Steve Gaswart (instead of Sage VanDerSpin)
18. McDonald’s 45 - Ron Turnright (instead of Aiken Axler)
19. Cybercar 48 - Bobby Overdrive (instead of Johnny Blamer)
20. M&M’s 50 - Edward Driveshift (instead of Ruby Oaks)
21. Speed Burger 52 - Nick Driverson (instead of Billy Oilchanger)
22. Coca Cola 58 - James Hypes (instead of The King)
23. Amazon 62 - Peter Roadales (instead of Mac iCar)
24. Kit Kat 65 - Henry Thunderbolt (instead of Greg Candyman)
25. Magenta Lazer Cola 67 - Ben Wheelshift (instead of Haul Inngas)
26. Effect Lite 72 - Dennis Shields (instead of Ernie Gearson)
27. Intel 75 - Jordan Brakeston (instead of Ponchy Wipeout)
28. Artisan 81 - Wayne Leadfoot (instead of Ryan Shields)
29. LG 84 - Mark Summertire (instead of James Cleanair)
30. Ice Cola Beer 85 - Luke Myercar (instead of Darren Leadfoot)
31. Sweet Drink 91 - Jack Wipeout (instead of Murray Clutchburn)
32. Sunoco 95 - Paul Whitaker (instead of Kevin Shiftright)
33. GoDaddy 100 - Luke Highdrift (instead of Ralph Carlow)
34. Target 107 - Derek Parkerson (instead of Rusty Cornfuel)
35. Tin Juice 116 - Terence Hicks (instead of Chick Hicks)
36. Formula Gas MAX 135 - Sally Wheelhouse (instead of Misti Motorkrass)
1974 Sputter Stop 120 (Matroskin the Cat's Version)

This was Johnathan Racingtire's worst race. Johnathan crashed on lap 129 after he punctured a tire and slammed into the inside wall. Johnathan then involved William McCoy, Landon Spark, Daniel Oilchanger, Bob Cena, Kenny Conrev, and Vinnie Kargas. Johnathan caught fire in the crash and was his worst crash during his career.

Barry Smith wins with D.A. Gearson 2nd and Ben Oswald.

## Transcript

### Johnathan's Worst Crash

Terry: OMG! JOHNATHAN RACINGTIRE SLAMS HARD INTO THE INSIDE WALL! HE TAKES OUT WILLIAM MCCOY AND OTHERS! VINNIE KARGAS LOSES HIS FRONT LEFT WHEEL! BOB CENA ON HIS ROOF!

Peterson: And Johnathan is not okay.

Johnathan Racingtire: Ouch. That hurts so much.

(the ambulance arrives)

Ambulance: I'll take you to the medic for a checkup!

Johnathan: Thanks man.
Bill

**Bill** is a red Combine Harvester who hates cars when they go Tractor Tipping and loves it when the tractors are safe & sound, He is a XXL Metroactual Combine Harvester which he is based on a 7010 Case IH Axial Flow

## History

That night Edward McQueen & Tow Benjamin where out that night tractor tipping because like Mater said "Tractor Tipping is fun". When Edward tipped all of the tractors with his loud engine Bill woke up and chased them. That moring Edward was sleeping in the Cozy Cone Hotel where he was dreaming about the race at the Motor Speedway Of The South where he was racing with Ron Steeringson & John Hicks and then bill shows up
StormClan/Territory

StormClan is incredibly isolated, evident in their choice of home- they live on a watchful, tall hill, surrounded by thick forest near the bottom. They’ve molded the shrubbery and thick undergrowth of the forest to resemble a maze. The generally clear top of the hill is sprinkled with trees, and in the middle of the clearing is a thick-trunked oak, which serves as a watchtower for the observant, sneaky clan. While not many outsiders are capable of navigating their maze to come into camp, their territory is different- the expanse of land they mark is a mix between meadow and forest, with hills to and fro as well as dense clumps of trees at the bases of them due to runoff water collecting. There’s the occasional pool of water near the base due to this as well. Trees scatter the land as well as abundant, garden-like clumps of well-kept herbs. Prey runs wild even near the running streams, where they grow more herbs and keep careful stock of them, tending to them with special knowledge.

### **Roaring Rapids**

>see ShrubClan/Territory

### **Peeking Oak**

>large oak tree used for "spying" purposes
1985 Piston Cup Season

The 1985 Piston Cup Season is a season.

## Racers (Win95's version)

1. Coca Cola 02 - Ivan Bestman (instead of Sammy Smelter)
2. Valvoline 2 - Martin Johnson (instead of Dale Earnhardt Sr.)
3. Sega 3 - Ken Poptire (instead of Murray Clutchburn)
4. HSTP 13 - Andre Whiteford (instead of Ernie Gearson)
5. Tide 17 - Ken Daniels (instead of Mike Yankee)
6. Purolator 21 - Steve Parkerson (instead of Slide Powers)
7. Snickers 25 - Robert Wheelman (instead of Greg Candyman)
8. Goody's 28 - Jessie Ismond (instead of Misti Motorkrass)
9. Sprite 29 - Lucas Tyson (instead of Tom Landis)
10. Intel 31 - Marty LaPage (instead of Taylor Bendy)
11. Volatile 33 - Jenson Leakman (instead of Cole Speedland)
12. Sunoco 37 - Steve Trunkman (instead of Brush Curber)
13. Combustr 40 - Harry Smithfield (instead of Larry Smith)
14. PBS Kids 44 - Dash Rallyman (instead of Claude Scruggs)
15. Pepsi 51 - Marvin Cargo (instead of The King)
16. Jack in the Box 52 - Ronald Highbanks (instead of Don Chapcar)
17. Burger King 55 - Larry Brakes (instead of Ron Pitcar)
18. Unsponsored 57 - Ricky Carry (instead of Crusty Rotor)
19. UNO Sports 58 - Henry Grease (instead of Ronald Oaks)
20. Nike 60 - Jeremy Racelott (instead of Alloy Wilson)
21. KFC 61 - Walt Brakes (instead of Don Alternators)
22. Nitroade Light 68 - Greg Marintire (instead of James Robson)
23. Sponsorless 71 - Mark Jameson (instead of Bill Shields)
24. M&M's 78 - Jack Wheeler (instead of Haul Inngas)
25. Reebok 82 - Sebastian Gears (instead of Johnathan Melter)
26. Coors Lite 85 - Aaron Oilshift (instead of Alex Quint)
27. Unsponsored 88 - Robert Summertire (instead of Greg Locke)
28. Target 91 - Mark Carson (instead of Andrew Axler)
29. Unsponsored 95 - Paul Loudrev (instead of Billy Ford)
30. White Snow Cleaner 102 - Roy Hicks (instead of Chick Hicks)
31. Compaq 108 - Paul Steaman (instead of Kraig Shiftright)
32. Compaq 109 - Jim Steaman (instead of Klint Shiftright)
33. LG 115 - James Capper (instead of Billy Oilchanger)
34. Unsponsored 124 - Kenneth Fillups (instead of Brad Gonzalez)
35. Miller Lite 136 - Klint Lotso (instead of Rusty Cornfuel)
36. Jollibee 178 - Theodore Racington (instead of Harold Axel)
1984 Budweiser 500

The 1984 Budweiser 500 is a Dover Downs International Speedway Race, Sad News Andy Kaufman was Dead.

## Transcript

### Andy Kaufman Dead

* Kraig Shiftright: GUYS!!!!! GUYS!!!!!! I Got Sad News.
* Derek Pistoncar: Huh?
* Alexander Shields: What News?
* Kraig Shiftright: Andy Kaufman is.... Dead.
* Rob Hudson: What?
* Willory Scruggs: What?
* Glenn Shifright: (Gasp)
* Mario Truckee: OH NO!
* Angela Tireshock: Oh My Goodness He's Dead?
* William G. Gorvette: He's Dead Now?
* Kraig Shiftright: i Giass
* Cam Henderson: What Happend?
* Harold Camber: What Happend to Andy Kaufman?
* Kraig Shiftright: He's Gone
* Cubby Leadfoot: OHH WHY MEEE WA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!
* Tillie Cornfuel: I Sorry Strip, I am Sorry for Fighting on you.
* Strip Weathers: It's Ok Tillie.
* Ronald Oaks: I Miss you.
* Dexter Miller: well
* Nigel Racingtire: i am sorry guys, i am sorry
* Strip Weathers: That alright, Say, you wanna go to Budweiser 500 on tell about it's Winning?
* Kraig Shiftright: That Racing Nice.

### Hiro Gearson Crash

* Ronald Oaks: THAT IT HIRO!!!! (puches Hiro)
* Hiro Gearson: OHH NNNOOO \*hit the wall\*
* Ned Carrett: trouble up in the turn
* Ken: That Hiro Gearson just hit the wall turn one. and he smacked it a ton look at the left side of that car now it's pushed way over to the right side under caution once again.
* Ned Carrett: here's the replay Hiro look like he just lost it going to the Corner of the car turned around back to the wall with the left rear
* Ken: and he hit hard killens car spins around slides down of the banking.
2005 Texas 500

The 2005 Texas 500 is the thirty-first race from my very own 2005 Piston Cup Season schedule.

NOTE: Texas 500 only held at Petroleum City Super Speedway for all Piston Cup seasons.

## Results

1. Cal Weathers - 500 laps
2. Bobby Swift - 500 laps
3. Lightning McQueen - 500 laps
4. Chick Hicks - 500 laps
5. Brick Yardley - 500 laps
6. Gerald Leadfoot - 500 laps
7. Jeff Gorvette - 500 laps
8. Billy Oilchanger - 500 laps
9. Matt Carseth - 500 laps
10. Todd Marcus - 500 laps
11. Ryan Newcar - 500 laps
12. Jimmie Johnson - 500 laps
13. Kasey Corner - 500 laps
14. Bobby Carbonte - 500 laps
15. Sage VanDerSpin - 500 laps
16. Crusty Rotor - 500 laps
17. Misti Motorkrass - 500 laps
18. James Cleanair - 500 laps
19. Brush Curber - 500 laps
20. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 500 laps
21. Kevin Shiftright - 500 laps
22. Ralph Carlow - 500 laps
23. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 500 laps
24. Floyd Mulvihill - 500 laps
25. Johnny Blamer - 500 laps
26. Eugene Carbureski - 500 laps
27. Chuck Armstrong - 500 laps
28. Ponchy Wipeout - 422 laps (ENGINE FAIL)
29. Strip Weathers - 374 laps (TIRE CUT)
30. Tony Gaswart - 321 laps (BROKEN CLUTCH)
31. Lee Revkins - 226 laps (CRASH)
32. Ruby "Easy" Oaks - 226 laps (CRASH)
33. Haul Inngas - 188 laps (CRASH)
34. Greg Candyman - 188 laps (CRASH)
35. Kurt Buschtire - 188 laps (CRASH)
36. Ernie Gearson - 188 laps (CRASH)
37. Diana Leadfoot - 188 laps (CRASH)
38. Murray Clutchburn - 188 laps (CRASH)
39. Joel McQueen - 188 laps (CRASH)
40. Ryan Shields - 188 laps (CRASH)
41. Aiken Axler - 188 laps (CRASH)
42. Kevin Racingtire - 188 laps (CRASH)
43. Dirkson D'Agostino - 188 laps (CRASH)
2005 Transberry Juice Light 500

The 2005 Transberry Juice Light 500 is the thirty-sixth race from my very own 2005 Piston Cup Season schedule, where Lee Revkins takes its win this race.

Winford Bradford Rutheford had to cause a very hard crash in 1st practice, which means he is now OUT this race! Because Todd Marcus wrecked him in practice since he was suspended this race.

## Results

1. Lee Revkins - 200 laps
2. Manny Flywheel - 200 laps (LOST BY 4 FEET TO LEE REVKINS)
3. Lightning McQueen - 200 laps
4. Strip Weathers - 200 laps
5. Brick Yardley - 200 laps
6. Bobby Swift - 200 laps
7. Chick Hicks - 200 laps
8. Cal Weathers - 200 laps
9. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 200 laps
10. Sage VanDerSpin - 200 laps
11. Speedy Comet - 200 laps
12. Bobby Roadtesta - 200 laps
13. Gerald Leadfoot - 200 laps
14. Diana Leadfoot - 200 laps
15. Kevin Shiftright - 200 laps
16. Floyd Mulvihill - 200 laps
17. Joel McQueen - 200 laps
18. Terry Kargas - 200 laps
19. Jimmy Cables - 200 laps
20. Darren Leadfoot - 200 laps
21. Ernie Gearson - 200 laps
22. Murray Clutchburn - 200 laps
23. Ralph Carlow - 200 laps
24. Rusty Cornfuel - 200 laps
25. Billy Oilchanger - 200 laps
26. Chip Gearings - 200 laps
27. Lane Locke - 200 laps
28. Greg Candyman - 200 laps
29. Johnny Blamer - 200 laps
30. Kevin Racingtire - 200 laps
31. Chuck Armstrong - 200 laps
32. Dirkson D'Agostino - 200 laps
33. Brush Curber - 200 laps
34. James Cleanair - 200 laps
35. Crusty Rotor - 200 laps
36. Haul Inngas - 166 laps (CRASH)
37. Tony Gaswart - 166 laps (CRASH)
38. Eugene Carbureski - 166 laps (CRASH)
39. Ryan Newcar - 166 laps (CRASH, WENT AIRBORNE)
40. Ryan Thunderbolt Jr. - 166 laps (CRASH)
41. Jeff Gorvette - 166 laps (CRASH)
42. Misti Motorkrass - 166 laps (CRASH)
43. Jimmie Johnson - 166 laps (CRASH)
2005 Piston Cup Season (Andre67white's version)

## 2006 Piston Cup Season

    The 2006 Piston Cup Season is one of the most historic seasons.

## Races

1. Nightdona 500 at Nightdona
2. Las Vegas 400 at Las Vegas
3. Texas 350 at Texas
4. Olympus 500 at Kansas
5. Ben's Hot Sauce 350 at Charlotte Speedway
6. Palm Mile 300 at Palm Mile Speedway
7. BnL 500 at BnL Raceway
8. Tropic Fruits 350 at MSOTS
9. New York 400 at New York
10. Homestead 350 at Homestead Miami
11. 8 Bit Energy Drink/Compaq 400 at Bristol
12. YouTube Studios 400 at Richmond
13. M&M's 400 at Pocono
14. Burger King 400 at Calladega
15. Michigan 400 at Michigan
16. Los Angeles 500 at Los Angeles
17. Monster Energy Drink 350 at Phoenix
18. Brickyard 400 at Indy
19. Mario Andretti 400 at Chicagoland
20. Trident 400 at Nightdona
21. Copper Canyon 400 at Copper Canyon
22. Calladega 500 at Calladega
23. Boston 350 at Boston
24. Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas
25. Oreo 400 at Sonoma
26. Alternate Fei 400 at Pocono
27. Grape Soda 350 at Darlington
28. Kit Kat 400 at Dover
29. Coca Cola 400 at Kansas
30. Cartinsville 400 at Cartinsville(from 2004 until 2010)
31. Pinkie and Spike 400 at LA
32. Petrol 350 at Texas
33. Heartland 500 at Heartland
34. Washington/Green Galaxy 400 at Michigan
35. Richmond 400 at Richmond
36. Sunoco 400

## Racers

1. Butterfinger 1 - Zaire McBrake
2. Monster Energy Drink 2 - Randy Revkins
3. GoDaddy 5 - Chase Patrick
4. Pennzoil 9 - George Carson
5. Sweet Drink 10 - John Hicks
6. COA 2319 11 - Xaiver Schooner
7. Oreo 14 - Jack Dobbs
8. Popeyes 17 - Qwanell Oilchanger
9. Kool-Aid 21 - Joel Tankerman
10. Jack In The Box 22 - Jamari Spark
11. Papa Rivera's 23 - Mario Roadtesta
12. Dupont 24 - Jeff Gordon
13. Green Dollars 25 - Ryan Wheelson
14. Petrol 26 - Michael Kargas
15. Sunoco 30 - Ron Steeringson
16. Motortrend 32 - Huey Roadales
17. Comcast 33 - Thomas Loudrev
18. Coca Cola 35 - George Roadales
19. Pepsi Blue 37 - Edward McQueen
20. Trident 38 - Johnathan Braker
21. Tropic Fruits 39 - Liam Draggered
22. Ice Cold Beer 44 - DeAndre Rodgers
23. Ruby Juice 49 - Maruice Racelott
24. Reebok 51 - Johnny Swervez
25. Red Bull 54 - Jeremiah Petrolski
26. Kit Kat 57 - Jerry Candyman
27. Grape Soda 59 - Eric Truncan
28. 8-Bit Energy Drink 62 - Sean Barnett
29. McDonald's 64 - Perry Rotor
30. Green Galaxy 69 - Eric Ismond
31. M&M's 75 - Jack Armstrong
32. White Castle 77 - Tom Flywheel
33. Blue Lazer Cola 83 - Dave Schooner
34. Nike 94 - Jylan Carcia
35. Statefarm 95 - Eddie Brakers
36. Youtube 103 - Jabari Ross

### Gallery

Zaire McBrakeRandy RevkinsChase PatrickGeorge CarsonJohn HicksXaiver SchoonerJack DobbsQwanell OilchangerJoel TankermanJamari SparksMario RoadtestaJeff GorvetteRyan WheelsonMichael KargasRon SteeringsonHuey RoadalesThomas LoudrevGeorge RoadalesEdward McQueenJohnathan BrakerLiam DraggeredDeAndre RodgersMaruice RacelottJohnny SwervezJeremiah PetrolskiJerry CandymanEric TruncanSean BarnettPerry RotorEric IsmondJack ArmstrongTom FlywheelDave SchoonerJylan CarciaEddie BrakersJarbari Ross
2003 No Stall Southern 350

The 2003 No Stall Southern 350 is the twenty-first race from my very own 2003 Piston Cup Season schedule.

NOTE: This race have 367 laps instead of 350 laps.

## Results

1. Terry Carbonte - 367 laps - 180 points
2. Kevin Carvick - 367 laps - 175 points
3. Jimmie Johnson - 367 laps - 170 points
4. Billy Oilchanger - 367 laps - 165 points
5. Murray Clutchburn - 367 laps - 155 points
6. Chick Hicks - 367 laps - 150 points
7. Bobby Carbonte - 367 laps - 146 points
8. Greg Candyman - 367 laps - 142 points
9. Claude Scruggs - 367 laps - 138 points
10. Rusty Cornfuel - 367 laps - 139 points
11. Ernie Gearson - 367 laps - 135 points
12. Tony Gaswart - 367 laps - 127 points
13. Kurt Buschtire - 367 laps - 124 points
14. Matt Carseth - 367 laps - 126 points
15. Aiken Axler - 367 laps - 123 points
16. Haul Inngas - 367 laps - 120 points
17. Johnny Blamer - 366 laps - 112 points
18. Ralph Carlow - 365 laps - 109 points
19. Ward Burnton - 364 laps - 106 points
20. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 364 laps - 103 points
21. Misti Motorkrass - 363 laps - 100 points
22. Ponchy Wipeout - 361 laps - 102 points
23. Ryan Newcar - 359 laps - 104 points
24. Kevin Shiftright - 358 laps - 91 points
25. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 358 laps - 88 points
26. Chuck Armstrong - 356 laps - 85 points
27. Jason Leadfoot (engine) - 345 laps - 87 points
28. Gerald Leadfoot (crash) - 336 laps - 79 points
29. Eugene Carbureski - 318 laps - 76 points
30. James Cleanair - 316 laps - 73 points
31. Diana Leadfoot - 315 laps - 70 points
32. Jeff Gorvette (crash) - 309 laps - 67 points
33. Strip Weathers - 307 laps - 64 points
34. Seth VanDerSpin - 302 laps - 61 points
35. Crusty Rotor - 266 laps - 58 points
36. Rusty Wheelhouse - 258 laps - 55 points
37. Michael Cartrip - 251 laps - 52 points
38. Todd Marcus (crash) - 184 laps - 49 points
39. Mac iCar (crash) - 168 laps - 46 points
40. Tony Bradford Rutherford (crash) - 165 points - 43 points
41. Mike Yankee (electrical) - 61 laps - 0 points
42. Darren Leadfoot (crash) - 9 laps - 37 points
43. Lee Revkins (crash) - 9 laps - 34 points
2020 and 2021 Piston Cup Season Rookies

The rookies for 2020 and 2021

9. Purple Christmas Gingerbreads 105 - Jacob Rotor Jr. (instead of Klint Shiftright Jr.)

## Racers (Win95’s version)

### 2020

1. Formula Gas Max 21 - Brian Jacobson (instead of Zach Wheeler)
2. Sunoco 37 - James Carlin (instead of Monty Piceski)
3. Adidas 53 - Ryan McBrakes (instead of Eric Jones)

### 2021

1. Nike 1 - Eric Tirebraker (instead of Jet Simmons)
2. GenScript 14 - Stephen Brakeston (instead of Joel Carterson)
3. KFC 16 - Ryker Pitcar (instead of Joey Pitcrews)
4. Long John Silver‘s 27 - Jacob Rim (instead of Finn Lowtire)
5. T-Series 44 - John Hemiric (instead of Ace Cohen)
6. High Octane Cola 56 - Arthur Jameson (instead of Henry Lugnut)
7. Fanta 72 - Ashley Lightyear (instead of Mindy Gearson)
8. Target 91 - Ronald Loudrev (instead of Kevin Jacobson)
9. Compaq 108 - Jim Steaman Jr. (instead of Klint Shiftright Jr.)

## Racers (Markus’ version)

### 2020

* KFC 43 - William Roadages (instead of Eric Jones)
* Fireball Beach Fire Department 51 - Screamer Screamerson (instead of Monty Piceski)
* Comdey Midnight of Joy 72 - Harry Panelson (instead of Zach Wheeler)

### 2021

* Diamond Juice 10 - Jared Harding (instead of Jet Simmons)
* Iron Pistons Rim 12 - Andre Flameboost Jr. (instead of Klint Shiftright Jr.)
* CashCharge 20 - Julia Raykes (instead of Mindy Gearson)
* Subway 32 - Sebastian Hightire (instead of Finn Lowtire)
* Leak Less 41 - Thomas Krankzler (instead of Joel Carterson)
* PBS Kids 45 - Dan Revson (instead of Kevin Jacobson)
* Cravel 55 - Ricky Liamson (instead of Henry Lugnut)
* Shark's World 87 - Arthur Parsons (instead of Joey Pitcrews)
* Dark Gray Lazer Cola 99 - Norman Blowtire (instead of Ace Cohen)
Happy Sugar Life Original Soundtrack

**Happy Sugar Life Original Soundtrack** is the official soundtrack released for the anime adaptation of Happy Sugar Life.

The soundtrack features the instrumental songs heard throughout the anime.

## Tracklist

1. *Words of Oath*
2. *Insanity*
3. *Outside World*
4. *Dirty Adult Love*
5. *Bitter...... Bitter...... Bitter......*
6. *I have to eliminate it*
7. *A Filled Heart*
8. *Black Memory*
9. *Handcuffs*
10. *Their Determination*
11. *An Important Friend*
12. *My Angel*
13. *Your Smile*
14. *Selfish Love*
15. *Tasteless and Bitter*
16. *No Good......*
17. *Life of Two People*
18. *A Calm Day*
19. *To Love and to Worry*
20. *Sweet Fragments*
21. *Bitter Taste*
22. *Somehow Sad*
23. *Unforgivable*
24. *You can do whatever you do*
25. *Who are you?*
26. *Basketball*
27. *Lonely Hell*
28. *Still do not let go*
29. *Awakening*
30. *somebody help!!*
31. *Small Light*
32. *Reunion*
33. *For True Love*
34. *Until Death Do Us Part*
35. *Words of Oath -Proposal of the Starry Sky-*
RabbitClan/Territory

RabbitClan live in the fields beside ShrubClan, filled with tall grass and the occasional farm/home. The entrance to their camp is a dip in the ground surrounded by heather. Around the dip are various burrows meant as decoys for the real entrance, which is actually around the bottom of the dip. It’s small and only slim cats can really fit through. It leads into an intricate tunnel system formed by generations of digging and shaping the earth. A cliff wraps around the territory, and at the bottom of the cliff lies an abandoned factory. Near the border with StormClan, there's also a large oak tree normally used for ceremonial and symbolic purposes.

### **Tumbledown**

>abandoned factory

>human lives there

>leader trial

### **(Oak Tree Name)**

>large oak tree near border with stoc; where kits climb out into sun for first time

>where ceremonies generally take place

>"family tree"; explain rabbit pelts hanging from branches, generally placed with other family members

>acorns/romance; buried when you find your "true love"