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Dan Moore

**Dan Moore** is the Clutch Aid team owner from 2019 to present. He replaced the previous team owner, Matt Hopper. Between 2019 and 2020, he switched the places of Noah Gocheck and Klint Shiftright Jr.

## Before (2019)

* Main Racer - Noah Gocheck
* Backup - Klint Shiftright Jr

## After (2020)

* Main Racer - Klint Shiftright Jr
* Backup - Noah Gocheck
Bobby Roadtesta

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA Career Wins

**Bobby Roadtesta** was the Team Carbon Cyber racer from 2011 to 2016. He's a 2011 Brawny Motor Co. Spark EA. He's one of Lightning McQueen's friends. He was fired and replaced with Jim Reverick. He and Bobby Swift share the same name while being racers at the same time.

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Shane Wheelson (2011), David Burnout (2012-2016)

Pitty 1 - Danny Cratemotor

Pitty 2 - Tom Island

Pitty 3 - Tread Hollinger

Pitty 4 - Jordan Pitster

Pitty 5 - Marcus Lowrey

Hauler - Vic Hanks

## Facts

* Bobby Roadtesta debuted in the 2011 Florida 500.
* Bobby Roadtesta has a wife & 2 children, Bobby Roadtesta Jr. & Marc Roadtesta
* Bobby Roadtesta was born on July 8th 1986, in Las Vegas, Nevada
* He was one of the Final Cars 3 Piston Cup Racers to be released as a diecast.
* He was only released in an Amazon 10-Pack around October 2018 (Apart from the mud racer) which makes him very rare

## Gallery

Concept ArtHis DiecastHis Mud Racing DiecastWith Markus, Ralph, and Todd in 2016
Cloudimuziq

**Cloudimuziq** is a British music company that was founded in 1958 as a records company but has mostly been concentrating on cloud music currently. It is also the title sponsor of the French race of Piston Cup Europe since 1973. It also used to sponsor David Marshall from 1996-2003.

## Trivia

* Cloudmuziq sponsoring the France race is a reference to the Cloudmusiq Battle of Maranello, the final race of the Classic Ferrari Showdown career series and a popular farming race, which was set in LeMans.
California

**California** is the most populous state in the United States and the third most extensive by area. Located on the western (Pacific Ocean) coast of the United States, California have an international border with Mexico in the south. The state capital is Sacramento. Los Angeles is California's most populous city, and the country's second largest after New York City.

## Piston Cup Related Events

### Piston Cup Racing Series

Located in Los Angeles, California is the Los Angeles International Speedway which has hosted Piston Cup races since 1946. It has hosted the Los Angeles 500 in the middle of the schedule from 1946-2010. Since 2010 it has been the final race of the season.
Bruiser Bukowski

**Bruiser Bukowski** is a member of the Hostile Takeover Bank racing team, as well as one of Chick Hicks' pitties. Like the other pitties on Chick's team, Bruiser is a bit of a snob, and enjoys making fun of Lightning McQueen and his team, specifically Luigi and Guido.

Bruiser is a 1977 Shystermatic Snickermobile with a mustache hookup. He is painted green, with yellow rims and the HTB logo on his doors, and has two crane arms in addition to his mustache hookup.

He went to high school with Chick Hicks and also were in drama club together.
Buy N Large

**Buy N Large** is a major company. The Company was started as a small yogurt company that went by the name Buy Yogurt in 1935. Over time the company grew and acquired Large Industries, a paint job company in 1955. Together they created a marketing service corporation that went by the name Buy n' Large. As of 2021, the organization currently operates as major company in the US and Canada. It's also been involved worth the Piston Cup, owning BnL Raceway since 1946 and sponsors the race: the BnL 500. Buy N Large or BnL is rocketing off in 2022 so far expanding from 400 stores to 1,000 and is carrying every product needed of their own type.

## BNL Racing

Buy N Large Racing was started in 1962 to market the company. The team had an array of racers compete for the team. Their first racer was Jennifer Strike, who was fired from Catmull Oil in 1961 but would retire in 1966. Then came Nathan Allison who raced for them from 1967 to 1983. Then after Nathan suffered a career ending crash during the 29th race of the season, they withdrew for the rest of 1983 and then came back in 1984 with Dan Sheldon, who retired in 2003. The racing team didn’t return to the Piston Cup until 2021 with Henry Miles.

## Trivia

* Buy N Large originated in the 2008 Pixar film *WALL-E.* It also appears in *Toy Story 3, Up, Toy Story 4* and *Soul.*
Brian Spark

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA Career Wins

**Brian Spark** was a professional race car who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series. He replaced Claude Scruggs as the Leak Less racer but was replaced by George New-Win after the 2016 season. He raced from 2013 to 2016.

## Wins

2. 2013 Frostar Air Filters 400
3. 2016 Nitroade 400

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Drew Bumpsderfer (2013 - 2016)

Pitty 1 - Otis Gasman

Pitty 2 - Jimmy Lugs

Pitty 3 - Lee Goster

Pitty 4 - Regan "Roo" Rodman

Pitty 5 - Bernie Andreas

Hauler - Mood Funcan

Team Owner - Jimmy VanBreakSten

## Background

*No one thought that anyone would ever hate their sponsor as much as Lightning McQueen did in 2005, but when Brian Spark debuted for Leak Less everyone saw his hatred toward his sponsor. He never appeared in the sponsor tent, no public appearances, no ads, or anything to do with the company. Eventually as he grew older, he grew to appreciate the sponsor and focused on his racing, as well as any events Leak Less hosted.*

*Following next gen George New-Win replacing him, Brian coached his nephew Ed Truncan until Ed was fired in 2021.*

## Trivia

* Brian was one of the few stock cars who competed the full 2016 season.
* His Thailand Diecast release incorrectly shows many black parts on his paint as gray.
* He is one of the few racers who have a nephew who also races.
2016 Georgia Safety Horn 350

Race 16 of 2016, Lightning McQueen wins his 2nd and final race of the season. This race was seen at the beginning of Cars 3. Mcqueen gains a comfortable lead on the standigs over Bobby Swift and Cal weathers.

## Finishing Positions:

1. Lightning McQueen - 350 laps - 38 points
2. Cal Weathers - 350 laps - 34 points
3. Bobby Swift - 350 laps - 33 points
4. Brick Yardley - 350 laps - 32 points
5. Bruce Miller - 350 laps - 31 points
6. Dino Draftsky - 350 laps - 30 points
7. Jimmy Cables - 350 laps - 29 points
8. Reb Meeker - 350 laps - 28 points
9. Ralph Carlow - 350 laps - 27 points
10. Phil Tankson - 350 laps - 26 points
11. Floyd Mulvihill - 350 laps - 25 points
12. Buck Bearingly - 350 laps - 24 points
13. Markus Krankzler - 350 laps - 23 points
14. Rev Roadages - 350 laps - 22 points
15. Todd Marcus - 350 laps - 21 points
16. Chip Gearings - 350 laps - 20 points
17. Ernie Gearson - 350 laps - 19 points
18. Lane Locke - 350 laps - 18 points
19. Speedy Comet - 350 laps - 17 points
20. Terry Kargas - 350 laps - 16 points
21. T.G. Castlenut - 350 laps - 15 points
22. Wayne Dasher - 350 laps - 14 points
23. Parker Brakeston - 350 laps - 13 points
24. Carl Clutchen - 350 laps - 12 points
25. Dud Throttleman - 350 laps - 11 points
26. Brian Spark - 350 laps - 10 points
27. Rex Revler - 350 laps - 9 points
28. Tommy Highbanks - 350 laps - 8 points
29. Ponchy Wipeout - 350 laps - 7 points
30. Bobby Roadtesta - 350 laps - 6 points
31. Darren Leadfoot - 350 laps - 5 points
32. Murray Clutchburn - 350 laps - 4 points
33. Jack DePost - 350 laps - 3 points
34. Dirkson D'Agostino - 350 laps - 2 points
35. Mac iCar (engine) - 19 laps - 1 points
Dan Tireson

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## Racing

### First Year

1985

Dan Tireson was Billy Oilchanger's and Bobby Swift's crew chief in the Piston Cup Racing Series for the team Octane Gain. He served as Billy's crew chief from 1985 to 2007, and served Bobby from 2008 to 2016.
Chellene Farbumper

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## Chellene Farbumper

* 2016
* 2017-2021

## Team information

### Racers worked with

Murray Clutchburn (2016)
Sheldon Shifter (2017-2021)

**Chellene Farbumper** is a Pyrexan born American car who served as the crew chief for the Sputter Stop team in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 2016 to 2021. She is the first, and as of now, only Pyrexan crew chief in the Piston Cup Racing Series.
Chevrolet

Chevrolet is an American automobile division of the manufacturer General Motors. Louis Chevrolet, Arthur Chevrolet and ousted General Motors founder William C. Durant started the company on November 3, 1911 as the Chevrolet Motor Car Company.

## Company information

### Type

Private (1911–18)
Division (1918–present)

### Founder

Arthur Chevrolet and Louis Chevrolet
William C. Durant

### Area served

Americas
Australasia
China (excl. Hong Kong and Macau)
Europe (excl. Russia and Belarus)
Japan
Middle East
Philippines
South Korea

### Products

Automobiles
Commercial vehicles
Trucks

### Services

Vehicle financing
Insurance
Maintenance
Repairs
Sales

## Trivia

* Chevrolet's fictional Car Company is Axxelo.
Blake Carmichael

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## Racing

### Last Year

2011

**Blake Carmichael** is an American former racing driver who competed in CARCA with Alan's Tire Co. in the number 1 from 2004 to 2011. He resembles a 2004 Capitol Motors Econ 6 YL 3.0 Liter modified into a stock car.
Curber Family

The Curber Family.

### Second Generation

1. Curve Curber (Born 1958) - Son of Frank and Sarah. Piston Cup Road Course driver for S86!
2. Brush Curber (Born 1966) - Son of Frank and Sarah. Husband of Kathrine. Piston Cup Racing Series Driver for Fiber Fuel.
3. Kathrine Curber (Born 1965) - Wife of Brush.

### Third Generation

1. Curve Curber Jr. (Born 1979) - Son of Curve. IAAR Auto Club Series driver for S86!, 1999 IAAR Pro Series advance finishing 3rd.
2. Hal Curber (Born 1991) - Son of Brush and Cathrine. Reserve driver for GoGo Logano.
3. Brush Curber Jr. (Born 1993) - Son of Brush and Cathrine.
4. Penelope Curber (Born 1996) - Daughter of Brush and Cathrine.
5. Jake Curber (Born 1998) - Son of Brush and Cathrine. Junior Piston Cup racer for Re-Volting. Older then twins Marty and Willard.
6. Marty Curber (Born 1998) - Son of Brush and Cathrine. Twin of Willard.
7. Willard Curber (Born 1998) - Son of Brush and Cathrine. Twin of Marty.
8. Ingrid Curber (Born 1998) - Adopted daughter of Brush and Cathrine. Younger than twins Marty and Willard. Joey Decker's backup racer.
9. Lucille Curber (Born 1999) - Daughter of Brush and Cathrine. Twin of Scotty.
10. Scotty Curber (Born 1999) - Son of Brush and Cathrine. Twin of Lucille. Matt Clutchen's backup racer.
11. Wendell Curber (Born 2000) - Son of Brush and Cathrine. Twin of Aimee.
12. Aimee Curber (Born 2000) - Son of Brush and Cathrine. Twin of Wendell.
13. Kassidy Curber (2000-2005) - Daughter of Brush and Cathrine. Younger than twins Wendell and Aimee.
14. Florence Curber (Born 2003) - Daughter of Brush and Cathrine. Junior Piston Cup racer for LTP since 2023.
15. Truman Curber (Born 2004) - Adopted son of Brush and Cathrine. Bumper Save Pro Series racer for No Stall since 2023.
Bob Miller

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## Team information

### Role

Team Owner

**Bob Miller** was the Tow Cap team owner from 1989 to 2010.

## Navigation

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BnL Superspeedway

### Major events

**Piston Cup Racing Series, IAAR Next-Generation Series and IAAR Super Speedway Racing Series:**
BnL 600

### Track length

6.600 mi

**BnL Superspeedway** was a race track located in Kolvo, Landeston, Pyrex. It is the longest oval in the entire world and the width of the track is about 114.829 feet with a big banking of 55 degrees. It is considered to be one of the most challenging and dangerous superspeedways in the entire world.

## History

Longtime Pyrexan driver Rim Rider proposed a 6.600 mile oval and a 3.500 mile oval in 1959 after racing in the IAAR Super Speedway Racing Series for a brief amount of time and wanted a superspeedway at his hometown. In 1962 construction began on the 6.600 mile oval but it was paused in 1964 to work on the 3.500 mile oval. Then after it was finished in 1966 construction restarted in 1967 and it was finished in 1973 and was opened in 1974.

Buy N Large would by the oval shortly after and was named BnL Superspeedway. The IAAR Super Speedway Racing Series held its first race there in 1974 as the BnL 600 which was the final race of each season from 1974 until 1984. Rider participated in the event 5 times in through 1974 until his last year in 1978. 16 accidents had occurred during the 600 mile race. In 1976 the Piston Cup started racing at this track and the Cup Series race there had the same name as the Super Speedway Series race. The Piston Cup stopped racing there after the 2000 season due to safety concerns.

This track is known for claiming the life of 8 racers during the Super Speedway Series' BnL 600 in 1984 when a multi car pileup was triggered by John Sochi. The Super Speedway Series folded and IAAR didn’t return there again until 2003. When they did return, it proved tragic. The Super Racing Formula race there saw the career ending crash of Steve Sochi, John's nephew. The Pro Series race there saw Rich Cosh trigger a multi car pileup nearly killing 8 racers and ending the career of 11 others, and then the Auto Club Series race there which saw Ruby Nightcar undergoing surgery for 2 years after hitting a bump on the grass that wasn’t flattened and was being hit by multiple cars. Afterwards races were never held there again and IAAR would purchase it after it closed. Currently the Superspeedway is reopened once a year on July for drivers to take a slow lap around the track.
Brad Lowtire

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## Information

### Born

July 9, 1999 (1999-07-09) (age 24)
TBA

### Occupation

Junior Piston Cup Pro Series racer and Piston Cup Racing Series secondary backup racer for Intersection

## Team information

### Role

Racer (Juniors)
Secondary backup (Piston Cup)

### Racers worked with

Flip Dover (As a secondary backup)

**Brad Lowtire** is an American race car who competes for Intersection in the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series since 2017. He also serves as a secondary backup racer in the Piston Cup Racing Series. He is the younger brother to Pou Lowtire.

## Bio

* *Brad is a very nice car and is an autistic driver involved in Motorsports. He hopes to be a full-time driver in the Cup Series when Flip Dover retires.*
Cam Spinner

> *"I like racing. That's it! I just like it." - Cars 3 Driven To Win*
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## Racing

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TBA Career Wins

**Cameron "Cam" Spinner** is a Next-Generation racer who competes in the Piston Cup Racing Series. He is sponsored by the company Triple Dent, after replacing Terry Kargas during the 2016 season. His racing number is 31.

## Personality

Cam Spinner is very friendly but also, unfortunately, an outcast when it comes to the next-gen racers. He is one of the friends of Cruz Ramirez and Lightning McQueen. Cam currently lives and is from Wilmington, Delaware.

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Bill Skidman (1 race in 2016), Luke Cambert (2016-present)

Pitty 1 - Paul Gears

Pitty 2 - Annie Pitstops

Pitty 3 - Raymond Jones

Hauler - Angel Carvers

## Quotes

“I like racing. That’s it. I just like it.”

”It’s me! Let’s go.”

“C’mon! Is it time to race yet? ”

“You just have to believe, you just have to accelerate!‘‘

## Trivia

* He is an unlockable character in Cars 3: Driven To Win. To unlock him, you need to complete 50 skill checks.
* He is one of the 5 racers to DNF after a crash at the 2017 Florida 500.

## Specifications

Engine: 5.2 liter odd-firing V10

Top speed: 200 mph (321 kph)

0-60: 3.5 seconds

Layout: Front engine, rear-wheel-drive

Transmission: 8-speed ZF automatic

Horsepower: 750

## Gallery

Cam SpinnerCam Spinner in Cars 3: Driven to WinCam Spinner pictureCam Spinner in Cars 3: Driven to Win with Rich MixonCam Spinner's diecastXRS Rocket Racer Cam SpinnerCam Spinner's crash in the 2017 Florida 500
Brawny Motor Co. SuperStar

The **Brawny Motor Co. SuperStar** is a sport car model produced by Brawny Motor Co. since 1977. It resembles a Dodge Charger Daytona with a shorter front end, the rear end of a Stodgey Sauver EX, the rear part of a roof being much longer and a Brawny Motor Co. Spark GT wing. It’s first generation model produced from 1977 to 1991 was used for racing in IAAR sanctioned series and was modified into a stock car for its use.

## Cars with this model

1. Daniel Turner (1977 model)
2. Freya Bobby (1979 model)
3. Joe Axel Jr. (1981 model)
Colin Carris

**Colin Carris** is Todd Marcus' backup from 2010 to 2016, and his secondary backup in 2009. His only race as a secondary backup is the 2009 Ben's Hot Sauce 350, due to both Todd and Masterson having hot sauce.

In the universe where all Cars 1 racers in Cars 3 retired earlier, he replaced Todd in 2010. He was born on the 16th July 1985 and is currently 37 years old.
Charlie Checker

**Charlie Checker** was the official pace car for the Piston Cup Racing Series in the late 1990's and early 2000's. He is a 2004 Capitol Motors Econ 6 YL 3.0 Liter that is painted yellow, with the Piston Cup logo on his doors and hood, and the words "Official Pace Car" on his hood. He also has tail lights on his roof, and chrome rims. He was the pace car from 1996 to 2006 and before he was a Capitol Motors Econ 6 YL 3.0 Liter he was a 1996 Ford Thunderbird. He was replaced by Pat Traxson in 2007.
Colstar

Colstar is a sponsor that sponsored Erik Blomquist from 1960 to 1977 and took 5 championship's then they sponsored Toby Windwell from 1978 to 1990 won in 1982 and 1983 then Seth Carmer from 1991 to 2001 he won in 1995. Colstar came back in 2013 with Chris Draglan who won in 2015.

## Trivia

* Colstar has most champioships in Xfinity (9).
* They had their own race at Daniel between 1965 and 1982.
Cash Family

The Cash Family is a prominent Irish-American family in the terms of business. Currently 5 Cashes are in the racing leagues. The Cashes are infamous for buying their kids into the Piston Cup but their kids have all pulled excellent results.

## Members

### First Generation

1. Jerry Cash (Born 1947) - Mark’s father and a shop owner who had his business bulldozed by a larger company. His business being bulldozed was one of the causes of Mark building his giant business empire so that he could destroy that business (which he did). The Cash kids call him Granddaddy
2. Madge Cash (Born 1950) - Mark’s mother. Called Grandmadam by her grandchildren

### Second Generation

1. Mark Cash (Born 1973) - Famous billionaire entrepreneur who ascended to wealth at just 16 years old.
2. Marsha Cash (Born 1974) - Wife of Mark and mother of Kris, Axel, Abe, Ryan, Acy, and Mya.
3. Jeffery Cash (Born 1976) - Mark’s younger brother and a failed racer who trained Abe and Acy for racing.
4. Dirk Cash (1978-2007) - Younger brother of Mark and Jeffery and Open Wheel 2 Series racer. Tragically died in a crash at 29. Never met his younger niece. He was main inspiration to race for Chris.
5. Melvin Dmitri Cash (Born 1980) - Mark’s youngest brother and co-founder of internet browser Nerdy.

### Third Generation

1. Kris Cash (Born 2001) - Piston Cup Clubsport Racer for Project Racing. Loved motorsports ever since he was a little boy.
2. Ryan Cash (Born 2004) - Tow Cap Xfinity driver and Dan Carcia’s backup (something he, Dan, his dad, and Gaskits agreed on after a long debate).
3. Abe Cash (Born 2005) - Twin of Axel. Hood Taps driver.
4. Axel Cash (Born 2005) - Twin of Abe. Tow Cap driver in Juniors
5. Acy Cash (Born 2005) - Younger than Abe and Axel. Project Racing driver in the IAAR Super Series.
6. Mya Cash (Born 2010) - Youngest Cash child, aspiring to be team owner instead of racer unlike her siblings.

### Fourth Generation

1. Dirk Cash Jr. (Born 2022) - Adopted son of Kris. Named after his Kris’ late uncle and his inspiration to race.
Buddy Jones

Buddy Jones was a Piston Cup announcer from 1940 to 1959. He was replaced by Bill Flemming.

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Brad Armstrong

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## Racing

### Number

53 (CARCA Menards Series)
03 (Open Wheel Series)
96 (Truck Series)

### Sponsor

Retread Free (2011-2020)
John Sochi Racing (2022-Onwards)

### First Year

2011 (CARCA Menards Series)
2019 (Piston Cup Open Wheel Series)
2022 (Piston Cup Truck Series)

### Last Year

2018 (CARCA Menards Series)
2020 (Piston Cup Open Wheel Series)

### CARCA Menards Series Wins

11

**Brad Armstrong** (Born March 16, 1988) is an American racing driver who competed in the CARCA Menards Series for Retread Free with the number 53 from 2011 to 2018. He competed in the Piston Cup Open Wheel Series with the same sponsor but was numbered 03 from 2019 until 2020. He took a one year break from racing before he returned to racing and is now competing in the Piston Cup Truck Series for John Sochi Racing in the number 96 since 2022.

He was a Capitol Motors Mark II from 2011 until 2017 as he was upgraded into a Next-Gen SA-3 for the 2018 CARCA Season. After he left CARCA he resembled a Next-Gen SW-Series from 2019 until 2020. Since 2021 he is a Next-Gen ST-3.
Dale Earnhardt

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## Dale Earnhardt

* 1988-2001
* 1975-1987

## Information

### Died

February 18, 2001(2001-02-18) (aged 49)
Daytona Beach, Florida, U.S.
Fatal Car Crash on the Final Lap

### Occupation

Former Piston Cup Racing Series for Wrangler (1975-1987), Goodwrench (1988-2001)

### Achievements

1980, 1987, 1991 and 1994 Piston Cup Racing Series champion

## Piston Cup Racing Series career

### Sponsor

Wrangler (1975-1979)
Goodwrench (1980-2001)

## Team information

### Teams worked with

Wrangler (1975-1979)
Goodwrench (1980-2001)

### Role

Racer

**Ralph Dale Earnhardt** (April 29, 1951-February 18, 2001) was an American professional stock car driver and team owner who raced from 1975 to 2001 in the Piston Cup Racing Series. His aggressive driving style earned him the nicknames "**The Intimidator**", "**The Car in Black**" and "**Ironroof**"; after his son Dale Earnhardt Jr. joined the Cup Series in 1999, Earnhardt was generally known by the retronym **Dale Earnhardt Sr.** He is regarded as one of the greatest drivers in Piston Cup history. Before gaining the Goodwrench sponsor in 1988, he was sponsored by Wrangler.

On February 18, 2001, Earnhardt died in a sudden last-lap crash during the Florida 500 due to a basilar cockpit fracture. His death was regarded in the racing industry as being a crucial moment in improving safety in all aspects of car racing, especially the Piston Cup. He was 49 years old.

## Career Wins (TBA)

* **Bold** - Grand Slam round

1. **1980 Florida 500**
2. 1980 Shiny Wax 350
3. 1980 Re-Volting 400
4. 1980 Sidewall Shine 350
5. 1980 Octane Gain 400
6. **1982 Alabama 500**
7. 1982 Sputter Stop 350
8. **1983 Alabama 500**
9. 1983 Daniel 500
10. 1985 Georgia Safety Horn 350
11. 1985 Daniel 500
12. 1990 Hollywood 400
13. 1990 Gasprin 350
14. 1990 Grandol Oil Co. 400
15. 1991 Vinyl Toupee 350
16. 1991 Glen Ellen 350
17. 1991 Grandol Oil Co. 400
18. 1991 Beachside 500
19. 1992 Heartland 400
20. 1995 Los Angeles 500
21. 1995 Smasherville 400
22. 1999 Olympus 400
23. 1999 Copper Canyon 400
24. 1999 N20 Cola 400
25. 2000 BnL 600
Bud Palmer

Bud Palmer was the announcer for the Piston Cup from 1940 to 1960. He was born on September 14, 1921 and died on March 19, 2013 at the age of 91. He was replaced by Chris Economaki in 1961. His real name is John.

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Crown Celesta

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## Crown Celesta

The **Crown Celesta** was a car model produced by Crown from 1976 to 2000. There were three generations, the first which was produced from 1976 to 1987, the second from 1988 to 1995 and the third (a rebadge of the Third Generation Capitol Motors Verve XT) which was produced from 1996 to 2000.

## Cars with this model

* Misti Motorkrass (1978 model)
* Ruby Oaks (1988 model)
* Ryan Shields (1991 model)
* Phillip Steeringson (1991 model)
* Manny Flywheel (1992 model)
* Davey Apex (1996 model)
Bob Carbureski

**Bob Carbureski** (May 29, 1932-January 2, 2024) was a retired American racer who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1952 to 1967 for Tow Cap. He is a 1955 Davier Launcher. Unfortunately, Bob did not make any more public appearances since 2011 after he got a heart attack but he somehow survived. He died on January 2, 2024 at age 91 due to failing health. He is known for his unexpected battle with River Scott during the 1956 season.

## Career Wins (Not Finished)

1. 1955 Jen's Diner 300
2. 1955 Smasherville 400
3. 1956 Jen's Diner 300
4. 1956 Speed News 400
5. 1956 Hollywood 400
6. 1956 Grandol Oil Co. 400
7. 1956 Southern Special 400

## Navigation

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Bob Cutlass

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## General

### Occupation

Racing Sports Network staff member (formerly)

### Model

Saxon GTSC (Grand Touring Sport Coupe)

**Bob Cutlass** was a former Racing Sports Network staff member that worked alongside Darrell Cartrip. He was a Piston Cup announcer from 1998 to 2021.

## Bio

*Bob Cutlass is a world renowned sports announcer. He's covered every sporting event from tractor pulls to monster truck rallies, including the last three Olympic games, but he's most famous for teaming up with former Piston Cup racer, Darrell Cartrip, to announce Piston Cup racing on the Racing Sports Network. Bob Cutlass is the voice of reason to Darrell's enthusiastic color commentary. Bob is also the host of Sunday night's TV staple, "America's Funniest Sports Utility Vehicles".*

## General information

### Physical description

Bob Cutlass is a 1998 Saxon GTSC (Grand Touring Sport Coupe). He has a 3-Liter Inline SIX engine, with 255 HP SAE @ 6,600 RPM. He is also based on a 1999 Oldsmobile Aurora, although the Aurora was never offered as a 2-door model. He is painted entirely in a dark shade of grey, having chrome rims and mirrors. In *Cars 3*, his design was updated with him having RSN logos on his doors.

### Personality

Unlike Darrell Cartrip, Bob takes his announcing rather seriously, with him usually providing the factual commentary while Darrell provides humorous information and speculation. These qualities have landed him additional announcing occupations on television and radio, such as America's Funniest Sports Utility Vehicles, tractor pulling, monster truck rallies, and even the Olympics.

## Gallery

Bob and Darrell Cartrip.Bob and Darrell Cartrip.Bob with Darrell Cartrip and Natalie Certain.
Blinkr

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Blinkr is a sponsor founded by brothers Johnny and Michael Cook. They have the nickname "Blinkr Brothers". Blinkr sponsored Speedy Comet from 2007 to 2016 and Ryan Laney from 2016 to present. They won the 2008 Piston Cup with Speedy Comet. They nearly won the Triple Crown with Ryan in 2022.

 Ryan Laney |        | (2016-present)
Caleb Harley

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## General

### Color

Blue (Goldman 5000)
Red, white, black (CARCA)

Blue, white, red (Open Wheel)

### Occupation

Goldman 5000 racer (1979)
CARCA racer (1980-1984)

Open Wheel racer (1985-1999)

### Model

Husker Morocco (1979-1984)
Axxelo A-52 (1985-1991)

Stodgey J93 (1992-present)

## Racing

### Sponsor

Unsponsored (Goldman 5000)
Revolting (CARCA)

Harley General Filters, Revolting, and Repsol (1985-1991)

Harley General Filters (1992-1999)

### First Year

1979 (Goldman 5000)
1980 (CARCA)

1985 (Open Wheel)

### Last Year

1979 (Goldman 5000)
1984 (CARCA)

1999 (Open Wheel)

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

59 wins
2 cups (1992 and 1994)

### CARCA Menards Series Wins

8

Caleb Alexander Harley is a famous racer who first raced in the Goldman 5000 in 1979, CARCA from 1980-1984, and Open Wheel in the Indy class from 1985-1999. He won the 1992 and 1994 Open Wheel cups. He was unsponsored in the Goldman 5000, Revolting in CARCA, and his uncle's company Harley General Filters in Open Wheel.

## Career

### Goldman 5000 (1979)

Caleb first entered the Goldman 5000 in 1979 unsponsored. It was an unremarkable moment and he placed 4th-to-last.

### CARCA (1980-1984)

Caleb then entered CARCA for his older brother's sponsor, Revolting (he still kept his 23), in his CARCA career he did decently at first winning a few races but slowly he got worse and worse and scraped a final win in 1983 and retired the next year.

### Open Wheel (1985-1999)

Caleb then entered Open Wheel as a last ditch attempt, with the help of his uncle, Revolting, and Repsol. He first entered the Open Wheel series in 1985 and got a top 10 finish and was the second highest finishing car in the Indy class. He then won a rookie win and became rookie of the year. He got even better winning more races in 1986, 1987, and 1988 and still scraped some more wins entering the 90s. However in 1992 he decided to change his shape and after that he did even better winning two titles in 1992 and 1994 and a lot more wins. Eventually he retired in 1999 but ended it on a high note.
Christopher Tirebraker

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA

Christopher "Chris" Tirebraker is a next-gen racer who has raced for Lightyear in the Piston Cup Racing Series since 2020.

He is the son of Max who is the 1991, 1992, and 1994 CARCA West champion and the nephew of Ivan who raced in the same series.

## Biography

Christopher has always dreamed of going fast in his life. He was one of the first trainees of the Rusteze Racing Center under Dinoco ownership (he was 16 in 2017) He finally graduated in early 2020 and was signed to compete for Lightyear in the 2020 Piston Cup Season where he has been ever since.

## Crew

Crew Chief - Gordon Macky V

Pitty 1 - Troy Gearson

Pitty 2 - David Bush

Pitty 3 - Kurt Draglan

Pitty 4 - Dean Slitz Jr.

Hauler - Lars Fillups

Team Owner - Max Airway
Buzz Spitball

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## General

### Occupation

Piston Cup Racer

**Buzz Spitball** was a Piston Cup Australia racer who raced from 2005 to 2009. He is a 2005 Crown Celesta that is yellow and white with an orange 86. His sponsor is Mike's Bar & Grill. He finished third in the 2005 Vaioade 600 at Charlotte Springs away from Joel McQueen and Brian Brooks.

Because of his super-rich family, he has 4 houses in which he lives in. His regular one in Australia as well as 3 others in Porto Corsa, Los Angeles and Frankfurt in Germany. His name was the unofficial name of Richie Gunzit.

## Mistakes

1. Diecasts from 2009 call him Tim Treadless, the name of Nitroade's next-generation driver.

## Gallery

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Cole Speedland

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Road Course Series Wins

14
1 cup (1988)

**Cole Speedland** is a Piston Cup racer from 1971 to 1987 and a Piston Cup Road Course racer from 1988 until 1992 for JLP. He won the inaugural Piston Cup Road Course Season in 1988. His son Ernie won the inaugural Piston Cup SuperTruck Series season in 1995. On January 8, 2024 he revealed that he had been recently diagnosed with dementia and that both his mind and body were deteriorating.

## Career Wins

1. 1982 Olympus 400
2. 1982 Grandol Oil Co. 400
3. 1983 Palm Mile 300
Chad Revler

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## Racing

### Last Year

1996

Chad Revler (August 1, 1975 - February 17, 1996) was a driver in the Piston Cup Busch Series from 1994 to 1996, who died at Nightdona in a crash. He resembled Kevin Racingtire

## Death

The accident happened when Seth Carmer lost control, spun out and hit Bryce Wheelhouse and Revler who hit the wall, flipped twice before landing on the grass on his wheels. Ed Johnson and Paul Gruberg also get involved. Manny Flywheel and Patrick Hill were not directly involved in the crash but they stopped due to being blocked by liquid and oil. A helicopter quickly took the badly damaged Revler to the hospital but he would die two days after his crash on February 17th, 1996. Chad was just 20 years old when he died, making him one of the youngest dead racers. Jeff Caston-Marquis had a fatal crash during Nightdona 500 practice the next day. A minute of silence for Chad and Jeff was done on the 1996 Nightdona 500 day.
Bruce Miller

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

1 Career Win

Bruce Miller was a Piston Cup racer for Team RPM from 2015 to 2016. He was served as Winford Bradford Rutherford's backup from 2010 to 2014. His hometown is in Propwash Junction, Minnesota, (Where WATG champion Dusty Crophopper also lives).

## Description

Bruce Miller is a Piston Cup racer from Propwash Junction, Minnesota. He is born on 18 November 1985 in his hometown and is currently 37 years old.

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief -George Burninpipe (2015-2016)

Pitty 1 - Petrol Pulaski

Pitty 2 - Dick Marcus (not related to Todd)

Pitty 3 - David Spark

Pitty 4 - Riley Miller

Hauler - Chad Wheeler

Owner - Micheal Harlow

## Trivia

* The 95,000th edit of the Wiki was Made Here.

## Gallery

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CARCA Menards Series West Schedule

3. California 100 at Los Angeles International Speedway, Los Angeles, California
4. Copper Canyon 250 at Copper Canyon Speedway, Phoenix, Arizona
5. Oregon 250 at Portland International Raceway, Portland, Oregon
6. Washington 150 at Washington Raceway, Seattle, Washington
7. Pyrrha Inc. 200 at Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma, California
8. Nevada 150 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas, Nevada
9. Carbon Cyber 150 at All American Speedway, Roseville, California
10. Avondale 200 at Phoenix Raceway, Avondale, Arizona

### 2023-?

1. Phoenix 100 at Copper Canyon Speedway, Phoenix, Arizona
2. Western 250 at Evergreen Speedway, Monroe, Washington
3. California 100 at Los Angeles International Speedway, Los Angeles, California
4. Copper Canyon 250 at Copper Canyon Speedway, Phoenix, Arizona
5. Oregon 250 at Portland International Raceway, Portland, Oregon
6. Washington 150 at Washington Raceway, Seattle, Washington
7. Pyrrha Inc. 200 at Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma, California
8. Nevada 150 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas, Nevada
9. Lovecry 200 at Lovecry Raceway, South Jordan, Utah
10. Carbon Cyber 150 at All American Speedway, Roseville, California
11. Youtube 200 at Phoenix Raceway, Avondale, Arizona
Caterham

Caterham is a Piston Cup Europe sponsor who has sponsored 4 racers since 1973: French-New Rearendian George Kenway from 1973-1988, Englishman Eric Henson from 1989-2006, German racer Otto Busch from 2007-2017, and Swiss racer Edward Pistons since 2018. They are considered the best Piston Cup Europe team with a record 25 championships (1975, 1979, 1984, 1985, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2018, and 2020). They also sponsored two racers in Piston Cup England but won no championships there.

Caterham's drivers are nicknamed "The Green Arrows".
Braden Speed

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## Racing

### First Year

2017

**Braden Speed** is a Next-Gen driver who competes in the Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series since 2017 for Tank Coat. He was also reserve driver for Tank Coat in the Piston Cup Racing Series from the start of his career until 2020.
Bob Cornfuel

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## Team information

### Racers worked with

David Palmer (1986-1987)
Rusty Cornfuel (1988-1996)

**Bob Cornfuel** was the crew chief for the Tow Cap team in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1986 to 1996. He is the twin brother of Rusty.

## Navigation

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Buck Schooner

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## Piston Cup Racing Series career

### Last win

TBA

**Buck Schooner** is a retired American racing driver that competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1987 to 2004 for Carbon Cyber. He retired after the 2004 Dinoco 400 following a crash at the No Grime 500 where he t-boned photographer Bernie Banks who needed two and a half months to recover.

## Bio

Buck Schooner is one of the rowdiest racers in Piston Cup history. Known for his high-energy and wild racing, this reckless driving style would lead to his infamous crash at the No Grime 500, where he T-Boned photographer Bernie Banks. He retired from racing following this incident.

## List Of Wins

1. 1991 Spare Mint 400
2. 1991 BnL 500
3. 1999 LTP 400
Blaine Perkins

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## Racing

### First Year

2018 (Junior Series)
2023 (Dash Series)

### IAAR Dash Racing series Wins

1

**Blaine M. Perkins** is a Next-Gen driver in the IAAR Dash Racing Series since 2023 for Tank Coat in the number 45. He previously drove in the Junior Piston Cup Series with the same number and sponsor from 2018 to 2022.

## Trivia

* He is based off NASCAR driver Blaine Perkins.
Bubba Wheelhouse

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## Bubba Wheelhouse

2016-2020

2021-Present

## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA Career Wins

**Darrell Wheelhouse Jr.** is the next-gen Transberry Juice racer in the Piston Cup Racing Series. He replaced Markus Krankzler during 2016. He is best friends with Danny, Ryan, Chase, Cruz, and many more racers.

## Career

### Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Nick Sparks (2016), Drew Bumpsderfer (2017-2018), Driveick Stamets (2019), Jerry Brakepad (2020), Mike Wheels (28 races in 2021), Robert "Bootie" Braker (8 races in 2021), Dave Rimmers (2022-Present)

Pitty 1 - Aiden Harris

Pitty 2 - Randy Chesterfield

Pitty 3 - Jim Plumadore

Pitty 4 - Jackie Rearview

Hauler - Rodger Conklins

## List Of Wins (NOT FINISHED)

1. 2017 Simpletown 400
2. 2019 Georgia Safety Horn 350
3. 2020 Dinoco Light 350
4. 2020 DataShift 400
5. 2023 Palm Mile 300

## Specifications

Engine: 5.5 liter twin-turbocharged flat-plane V8

Top speed: 205 mph (330 kph)

0-60: 3.3 seconds

Layout: Front engine, rear-wheel-drive

Transmission: 8-speed ZF automatic

Horsepower: 750

## Gallery

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Bradley White Jr.

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## Information

### Born

April 30, 1990
Los Angeles, California

## Team information

### Role

Racer (Junior Piston Cup Pro Series)Backup (Piston Cup Racing Series)

### Racers worked with

 T.G. Castlenut (as a backup)

Bradley White Jr. is a former Junior Piston Cup Pro Racer for Re-Volting. He resembles Dud Throttleman and is the brother of Jason White.
Caleb Wall

Caleb Wall is the Shiny Wax Juniors Racer Replacing Ty Leadfoot for the 2022 Junior Piston Cup Season. He was a 2021 and 2022 Elementary Piston Cup competitor for Shiny Wax.

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## Description

Caleb is a funny car. He can make even the darkest people laugh. This is how he wins. He makes his competitors laugh so hard he passes them. Shiny Wax thinks this trick is the perfect non-rule breaking plan they can ask for.
In his debut he won the Florida 350 and other fellow rookies also finished in the top 5 or 10.

## Trivia

* Caleb is one of those Elementary non-advances who “suppress” their talents as he did not do very well in 2022 Elementary with a 9th but as soon as he got a seat he became a very good driver who used his easygoing and comedic personality to his advantage.
* The only car who knew about Caleb’s true personality in Elementary was Derrick Rillem.
Brawny Motor Co. Spark EA

The **Brawny Motor Co. Spark EA** is a car model produced by Brawny Motor Co. since 2003.

## List of Cars

Bobby Swift (2008 model)

Reb Meeker (2009 model)

Chip Gearings (2009 model)

Rex Revler (2009 model)

Carl Clutchen (2010 model)

Bobby Roadtesta (2010 model)

Dino Draftsky (2010 model)

Markus Krankzler (2010 model)

Jack DePost (2007 model)

T.G. Castlenut (2007 model)

Speedy Comet (2007 model)
Corrosion Bandage

A part of the legendary Corrosion Seal. This is the most popular world wide Cars bandage company. Kraig Shiftright (which made him look like Ninja Kraig), Ricky Sludd, and many other Piston Cup, CARCA, Australia, UK, and New Rearendia racers used this after coming back from injuries. Ryan Newcar will likely use this too.
Chris Baldwin

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## Racing

### First Year

2008

Chris Baldwin is the backup of Bobby Swift. He resembles with Markus Krankzler with a paintjob similar to Bobby Swift's. He raced in the Xfinity Series from 2008 to 2014, in which he would abruptly retire after the 2014 season.
Chase Racelott

*"Let me put it this way. I'm not losing any sleep wondering where Lightning McQueen is."*
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## Chase Racelott

2016-2017 scheme

2018-present scheme

## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA Career Wins1 Piston Cup (2020)

**William Clyde "Chase" Racelott II** is a next-generation Piston Cup racer who has competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 2016 to present sponsored by Vitoline bearing the number 9 (formerly 24).

## Career Wins (NOT FINISHED)

1. 2017 Re-Volting 400
2. 2017 Lightyear 400
3. 2019 Frostar Air Filters 400
4. 2020 Florida 500
5. 2020 Re-Volting 400
6. 2020 RPM 400
7. 2020 Pocono 400
8. 2020 Vinyl Toupee 350
9. 2020 Springs Sputter Stop 350
10. 2020 Bumper Save Gears and Glory 450
11. 2020 Homestead 350
12. 2023 Transberry Juice 400

## Gallery

Chase being interviewed before the 2017 Florida 500Chase in the 2017 Florida 500Chase giving Cruz Ramirez a tire-bump after the 2017 Florida 500.Chase in the 2016 Los Angeles 500 with Lightning McQueen and Danny Swervez.NASCAR diecastNever Forget 9/11 paint scheme2022 Paint Scheme (Tesla Motors)Memorial Day Paint Scheme
## Trivia

* He is based off of NASCAR driver Chase Elliott.
* He is best friends with William Byrev.
Brush Curber

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA career wins

**Brush Curber** was the Fiber Fuel driver in the Piston Cup Series from 1989 to 2010, and went rookie in 1992. He was born on November 14, 1966. He is best friends with racers Rusty Cornfuel and Haul Inngas. Out of all three of them Haul had the greatest career.

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Donnie Windo (1992-1994), Gary Maheswaren (1995-2000), Peter Supsensiono (2001-2010)

Pitty 1 - Ryan Fremen (1992-2002), Megan Shifter (2003-2010)

Pitty 2 - Daniel Fenders

Pitty 3 - Mike Fuelson

Pitty 4 - Jon Morgans

Hauler - Ronnie Roadrailer

## Career Wins

1. 1995 Iowa Hybrid 450
2. 1999 BnL 600
3. 1999 Gears & Glory 450
4. 2000 Palm Mile 300
5. 2000 Gears & Glory 450
6. 2003 DataShift 400
7. 2005 Frostar Air Filters 400
8. 2008 Tow Cap 400

## Season Rankings:

1989: TBA

1990: TBA

1991: TBA

1992: TBA

1993: TBA

1994: TBA

1995: TBA

1996: TBA

1997: TBA

1998: TBA

1999: 10th

2000: TBA

2001: TBA

2002: TBA

2003: TBA

2004: TBA

2005: 21st

2006: TBA

2007: TBA

2008: TBA

2009: TBA

2010: TBA

## Personal Life

Curber resides in Whitehall, Michigan. Curber married his wife, Katherine in 1985. Over the years they have had 14 children, Hal (born 1991), Brush Jr. (Nicknamed "Brushy'") (born 1993), Penelope (born 1996), Jake (born 1998), Marty (born younger in 1998), Willard (born with Marty), Ingrid (born 1998 but younger than Jake yet older than Willi and Marty), Lucille, Scotty (both born 1999), Wendell, Aimee (both born 2000), Kassidy (born 2000 but younger), Florence (born 2003) and Truman (born 2005). Unfortunately, Kassidy died in 2005 at the age of 5 because of cancer. Marty and Willard as well as Lucille and Scotty and Wendell and Aimee are all twins. Ingrid and Truman were adopted.

Out of all fourteen children 6 of them are racers. Hal is the backup of Gogo Logano, Jake is the Junior Series driver for Re-Volting since 2023, Scotty is the backup of Matt Clutchen, Ingrid is the Fiber Fuel backup in Juniors, Florence is the Lil’ Torquey Pistons driver in the Juniors since 2023 and Truman is the No Stall Bumper Save Pro racer since 2023. Brush personally trained all of them or they otherwise went to the Fiber Fuel Racing Center during their drought of racing time.

## Gallery

His Mattel ArtBrush in the 2005 Dinoco 400