Rivalry in the Piston Cup Alliance

Rivalry in the Piston Cup Alliance was a 1995 Piston Cup movie about a rivalry between Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger that lasted almost a week. 2 races were seen in this movie, the 1995 GM Goodwrench Dealer 400 and the 1995 Goody's 500.

## Voice Actor

* Steve Carell as Chuck Armstrong
* Christian Jacobs as Billy Oilchanger
* Jeff Gordon as Jeff Gorvette
* Tom Hanks as Murray Clutchburn
* Billy Crystal as Chick Hicks
* John Goodman as Strip Weathers
* Mauro Castillo as Lee Revkins
* Rainn Wilson as Jeff Hammer
* Jeffrey Tambor as Haul Inngas
* Bill Irwin as Johnny Blamer

## Plot

Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger are very good friends. Their friendship is so strong that they think no duo can be better than they are.

One morning in the state of Michigan, all the racers were about to qualify for the 1995 GM Goodwrench Dealer 400. Before qualifying starts, Jeff Gorvette, Chuck Armstrong, and Dale Earnhardt were mad at Chick Hicks for leading every single lap of the Bud at the Glen. The rookie, Lee Revkins, somehow got the pole. Winford Bradford Rutherford qualified 2nd, and Chuck Armstrong qualified in 3rd.

When they all qualified for the race, Chuck and Billy surprisingly meet up with Lee and Winford after qualifying in the front row. Meanwhile, Chick Hicks and Jeff Hammer grab Jeff Gorvette and try to escape with him, only to be pursued and caught by Chuck Armstrong, Billy Oilchanger, Lee Revkins, and Winford Bradford Rutherford. Chuck, Billy, Lee, Murray Clutchburn, and Jeff then go to the shed at the center of Michigan International Speedway to play some Mario games with the upcoming Nintendo 64 until the racers have to get ready for the next race.

Chuck Armstrong, Billy Oilchanger, Lee Revkins, Winford Bradford Rutherford, and Jeff Gorvette are later preparing to get ready for the next race. Before they go to sleep, they must put their Nintendo 64 away.

The next day, Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger tell Jeff Hammer about their time playing video games with Lee Revkins, Winford Bradford Rutherford, and Jeff Gorvette. Just then, the race was about to begin at 2:32 p.m. When the race begins, Winford Bradford Rutherford quickly passes Lee Revkins to take the lead away. Chuck Armstrong was 2nd as of lap 57 where he made contact with Billy Oilchanger, causing them to spin. 4 more cars including rookie Johnny Blamer were involved in the crash. Billy Oilchanger and Chuck Armstrong argue about whose fault it was about the incident.

Later on, Chick Hicks was 6th as of lap 127 where he wrecks 6 cars. And then, Jeff Hammer was 3rd as of lap 139 where he turned Alloy Wilson into the wall, and Alloy flipped 12 times. Lee Revkins won the race with Murray Clutchburn in 2nd, and Jeff Gorvette was in 3rd. After the race, When Johnny Blamer asks about it, Billy and Chuck argue once again.

Later that night, Jeff Gorvette asks Billy Oilchanger how his crash was, which leads to yet another argument. Jeff realizes it's going to be a long night.

The next morning, he tiredly drove towards Haul Inngas and Dale Earnhardt, who ask what's up. Jeff Gorvette tells them about what happened between Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger and even reveals that they aren't friends anymore. Haul and Dale are shocked, but know they need to drive into their haulers with the others to take them to Bristol Motor Speedway were the next race was healed at. Later on the journey, the haulers took them over the Ohio River, pass many mountains in West Virginia, and finally into Bristol, Tennessee.

That night, Jeff Gorvette meets up with Winford Bradford Rutherford, Bill Racelott, Lee Revkins, Haul Inngas, Murray Clutchburn, and Dale Earnhardt at the shed in the center of Bristol Motor Speedway. Jeff Gorvette soon tells them why he feels miserable, and explains that Chuck Armstorng and Billy Oilchanger have had a fallout. This shocks everyone, and leads to a discussion about why it happened.

The next day, the Octane Gain crew needs Billy Oilchanger to practice for the 1995 Goody's 500 with Chuck Armstrong as his drafting partner. Jeff Gorvette is shocked, as this wouldn't be a good idea. It's then suggested that Alloy Wilson would be Chuck's drafting partner instead, a little bit to Alloy Wilson's dismay.

At one point during the practice, Alloy Wilson and Billy Oilchanger by Claude Scruggs and Misti Motorkrass. The news then spreads to Claude and Misti. They don't know what they can do to help, so they later draft next to Dale Carrett. When they meet up with Dale, Dale can easily guess that they're in a conflict. He suggests they give it time, as they can probably move on soon enough. He then leaves, as he has to pick up speed.

Two nights later, Jeff Gorvette is having a much needed talk with The King. The King agrees that Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger need to stop fighting. Just as he is leaving, Billy Oilchanger comes back, raising even more tension with Chuck Arrmstrong. It ends when Chuck gives Billy a very hurtful insult about how his manufacture is "junk" compared to Chevrolet. Billy Oilchanger is shocked and leaves. Everyone else is shocked too, and angry with Chuck Armstrong.

The next day, Billy Oilchanger is sitting alone when Haul Inngas arrives. Haul knows Billy is still hurt about what Chuck Armstrong said to him, and tries to raise his spirits again. Billy, however, cannot open up, and pessimistically leaves to get ready for the qualifying, leaving Josiah confused and worried.

Billy Oilchanger asked Misti Motorkrass and Winford Bradford Rutherford about what Chuck said. Billy Oilchanger thinks his manufacture performed badly, but Misti and Winford tell him his manufacture is great..

The next day, after qualifying for the next race, Haul Inngas tells Dale Earnhardt, Dale Carrett, Jeff Gorvette, and Murray Clutchburn about Billy Oilchanger's situation. They are all worried about how bad Billy was feeling. Billy Oilchanger returns and starts worrying about if Robert Yates Racing is firing him. Jeff Gorvette, Brush Curber, and Larry Smith convince him that this won't happen, but Billy Oilchanger just wants to hide in the shed. Jeff Gorvette catches on that Billy feeling paranoid has to do with Chuck Armstorng.

When Chuck returns, he finds all of the racers giving him a dirty look. He is confused, but everyone tells him that he was way too hard on Billy Oilchanger. Billy shows up and demands if Chuck Armstorng has anything else to say. Chuck moves forward to confront him, but Billy reverses and charges to push Chuck into the shed. Chuck spun, and crashed into the back end of the shed, but thankfully he didn't get injured. The other racers are no longer angry, now worried instead. This affects Jeff Gorvette mostly, who can't take this anymore.

The next morning, Jeff Gorvette's approach is to finally exhort his crew about the situation. When his crew cheif, Ray Reverham perceives this, he has a talk with Billy Oilchanger and Chuck Armstorng. Ray Reverham punishes Chuck by making him help Jeff Gorvette with his racing style, and Billy by sending him to work in the coal mines near the mountains.

Billy Oilchanger is upset about this and pushes the coal hard onto a dump truck. The dump truck warns him to be careful as he drives away. Meanwhile, Jeff Gorvette apologized to Chuck Armstrong for being so angry to him.

Later, Billy Oilchanger realized that the race was about to begin, so he raced from the coal mine, to the race track.

Chuck Armstrong was having a great start holding off Murray Clutchburn to keep the lead. Chick Hicks was 9th as of lap 32 where he wrecks Rusty Wallace, but Rusty was not out. He was later 7th as of lap 51 where he crashes Johnny Blamer, who doesn't give up. Chick later crashed Johnny again, and he was out.

On lap 73, another caution came out due to rain, which delayed it. It started again at 8:00 p.m.

Jeff Hammer was 10th as of lap 109 where he crashes Ryan Sheilds, and James Cleanair, but James isn't out. Chick Hicks was 8th as of lap 204 where he wrecks Rusty Wallace again, and also Bill Racelott. Chick was later 6th as of lap where he wrecks 7 cars including Larry Smith, Alex Quint, and Johnny Blamer. He caused another big crash on lap 245 involing 5 cars including Darrell Cartrip, and James Cleanair who's now out.

Another caution came out on lap 257 due to debris on the frontstrech, but then, they came back to the restart.

Jeff Hammer was 9th as of lap 321 where he wrecks Brush Curber. He was later 7th as of lap 343 where he crashes Haul Inngas, and Michael Cartrip.

Another debris caution came on lap 352, but then, they came back to the restart again.

Chuck Armstrong was 15th as of lap 360, where he passes Billy Oilchanger, teases him as well. Billy loses it and bangs Darren Leadfoot out of anger. Little does he know that he broke his brakes. It all results in Billy being out of control and pulling Chuck Armstrong into it. Billy Oilchanger's brakes continued to get out of control until he slip and slide, and crashed right into Chuck Armtstrong. They manage to stop right next to Dale Earnhardt, who has seen the whole thing. as the caution comes out, Billy Oilchanger and Chuck Armstorng are no longer worried about their fight, and finally make up. Near the end of the race, Dale Earnhardt accidently went to fast, and bumped Murray Clutchburn out of the way, but Murray wins after all.

Everyone is very happy that Chuck and Billy are no longer arguing, including the team owners, and crew, who assigns them to take them to the haulers to drive them to Darlington Raceway. Everyone can finally sleep in peace, something they haven't been able to do in about a week.

Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger are now back to where they were. Despite being built by different manufactures, they will never put their differences in the way of their friendship again.

## Transcript

Jeff Gorvette: CHICKEN HICKS! HOW DARE YOU STARTING AT THE POLE LAST RACE AND WON!

Larry Smith: YEAH! I must be the winner! You're a mean green car!

Chick Hicks: SHUT UP! Incase, I'm gonna beat you to the championship, Jerk Gorvette!

Jeff Gorvette: HEY! Don't call me that!

Dale Earnhardt: Wonder Boy's right! Chick, you're the meanest racer!

Chick Hicks: Whatever!

Ray Reverham: Ready to qualify?

Jeff Gorvette: Ok.

(later)

Mood Springs crew cheif: You have to qualify.

Chuck Armstrong: Right.

Octane Gain crew cheif: Billy, you'll qualify after Chuck Armstrong.

Billy Oilchanger: I'm ready.

(later)

Octane Gain crew cheif: Billy Oilchanger, you're next.

Billy Oilchanger: Hopefully this is over with.

(end of qualifying)

Lee Revkins: Yes. I qualified 1st.

Windford Bradford Rutherford: Qualifying 2nd isn't bad, and I could pass him for the lead.

(Chuck and Billy arive)

Lee Revkins: Helo, Chuck and Billy. We didn't expect that you qualified 3rd and 4th.

Chuck Armstrong: We didn't expect that you qualified 1st and 2nd.

Windford Bradford Rutherford: What a surprise.

(Meanwhile)

(Bonk, Tanner, Justin, Chick and Jeff cooking up a not so good plan)

Chick Hicks: Let's bud him to beach!

Jeff Hammer: Good idea, Chick. Maybe we can kidnap him. Then we should make him a lazy racer.

Chick Hicks: Jeff Gorvette, ready?

(Chick and Jeff drive towards Jeff Gorvette and grab him)

Jeff Gorvette: Hey, what was that for?

Chick Hicks: Hey! You mean the cread hell secker!? Hee, hee, hee, hee!

(Chick and Jeff take Jeff)

Lee Revkins: Oh no! Chick Hicks and Jeff Hammer have grabbed Jeff Gorvette! We have to catch them!

(Maria, Lee, Windford, Chuck, and Billy chase Chick and Jeff while they escape Michigan Speedway)

(Lee and Windford caught the back of Jeff, while Billy and Chuck caught the front of Chick)

Windford Bradford Rutherford: Nice try, Chick and Jeff! You didn't get away from Michigan!

Jeff Hammer: Oh, man. I give up.

Windford Bradford Rutherford: Now, let's go back to Michigan Speedway to play some Mario video games in the shed. We have this cool upcoming Nintendo 64.

Jeff Gorvette: Ok, Windford. Also, thanks for saving me.

Windford Bradford Rutherford: You're welcome.

(later, they went back to the shed to play some video games with the upcoming Nintendo 64)

Jerry Racelott: Mario, can't we solve 7. Chick Hicks is too lazy to learn it.

Chick Hicks: Oh, shut up, Jerry!

Murray Clutchburn: He's also too lazy to keep us from tiring as a great drafting order.

Jeff Gorvette: He will never beat me of GT8.

Dale Earnhardt: We'll never teach you how to play any game.

Jeff Gorvette; It would waste time anyway.

Windford Bradford Rutherford: You said it, Jeff. I hate Chick, but we have to get ready for the next race.

Lee Revkins: Don't let Ruby Nightcar distract you from sleeping.

Ruby Nightcar: I'm not worried about that...

Stacy Hirano: (yawns) The race starts Tomorrow.

Rob Hudson: We need to put our games away, and get some sleep.

Winford Bradford Rutherford (tired): I know.

Leigh Flashscore: (tired) Goodnight.

(they go to sleep)

(next morning)

Haul Inngas: Wow, you had a good time playing, Chuck and Billy.

Chuck Armstorng: We sure did!

Steve Autoton: It's time to get ready for this race.

Chuck Armstrong: Alright. See you later, Haul.

Haul Inngas: I know. We have a race today.

(later at 2:32 P.M.)

Bob Jakens: The green flag flies and Lee Revkins shovles to turn 1.

(Windford Bradford Rutherford Passes Lee Revkins)

Benny Pitstops: Winford Bradford Rutherford on the outside and may get by pole sitter, Lee Revkins meanwhile Billy Oilchanger gets by Chuck Armstorng.

Ned Carrett: The high groove, worked good here Yesterday to have a lot of momentum. I said came of the turns of the high groove.

Bob Jakens: And here's Jeff Gorvette, and Dale Carrett, the 24 and 88, who's spinding, right side the streat, in the back of the pack, Jeff Gorvette the 21st. In heavy traffic. Easy Rusty Wallace, and no one has any to draft with him, and he got no momentum.

Benny Pitstops: I'm telling the front in a hurry.

Chick Hicks; Out of the way, slow coach! (bumps Haul Inngas)

Benny Pitstops: Oh no! Chick Hicks almost crashed Haul Inngas! Out of the groove, almost crashed. He did a great job saving it.

Ned Carrett: He did a really great job saving it.

Haul Inngas: Hooray! I did it!

Chick Hicks; What!? I thought he crashed?

(lap 57)

Benny Pitstops: Chuck Armstorng goes by Billy Oilchanger in the outside.

Chuck Armstorng: Am I clear?

Mood Springs crew cheif crew cheif: Yes.

Ned Carrett: Billy Oilchanger goes faster, oh! And they make contact! They both spin!

Bob Jakens: Chuck, and Billy, slidding on turn 4!

Ned Carrett: And here comes Johnny Blamer, ooh! That's gonna hurt.

Bob Jakens: Cal Weathers involved. As well as Misti Motorkrass.

Faux Wheel Drive crew cheif: It's over again.

Johnny Blamer (cries): What!? I JUST FINISHED LAST RACE!

Cal Weathers: Looks like Chuck made contact with Billy Oilchanegr.

Chuck Armstorng: Great! Look what you did to did to me, Billy!

Billy Oilchanger: Me!? You're the one who goes to went down too early.

Cal Weathers: So we're going to play the blame game, are we?

Johnny Blamer (continues to cry): I know!

Claude Scruggs: Oh no, Misti! Are you ok?

Misti Motorkrass: I'm fine, Claude. I just got into a crash.

Claude Scruggs; I love you.

Misti Motorkrass: I love you too.

(Claude and Misti kiss)

(back to the announcers)

Bob Jakens: Chuck and Billy sure are arguing. The caution is out. Let's check the replay to see what happened.

(replay)

Benny Pitstops: The 33 car, Chuck Armstorng is when the trouble starts. He makes contact with Billy Oilchanger, causing them to spin.

Bob Jankens: Johnny Blamer then aplyed his brakes to get avoid, but it was too late, he smashed right into Armstorng.

Ned Carrett: And more cars got involved as well.

Ned Carrett: Jeff Gorvette: Now into pit road, so does Haul Inngas, Dale Earnhardt, Murray Clutchburn, and Lee Revkins.

(lap 128)

Chick Hicks: Screw you, Dale Earnhardt! (turns Dale Earnhardt)

Ned Carrett: Jeff Gorvette about to pass Rusty Wallace.

Bob Jakens; Trouble at turn 2. Dale Earnhardt and Brush Curber are crashing.

Benny Pitstops: Dale Carrett, Brush Curber, James Cleanair, and Darren Leadfoot.

Bob Jakens: Caution is out once again. Let's see what happened on turn 2.

(replay)

Ned Carrett: Chick hicks seemed to turn Dale Earnhardt, and then Earnhard took out Haul Inngas, and many others.

Benny Pitstops: Including your son, Dale Carrett.

Ned Carrett: I know.

Bob Jankens: As many racers come to pit road, we'll be back for more coverage on ESPN.

(lap 139)

Jeff Hammer: Go to the fire, Alloy Wilson! (does a PIT-maneuver on Alloy Wilson)

Ned Carrett: OH! Alloy Wilson gets turned! Wilson hard into the wall and gets airborne!

Bob Jankens And flips over to the grass!

Benny Pitstops: And luckily lands on his wheels.

Bob Jankens: Caution will come out once again because of this.

(replay)

Benny Pitstops: Let's see what happened that caused Wilson to go airborne.

Ned Carrett: The 200 car, Jeff Hammer must have done a PIT maneuver on Alloy Wilson.

Bob Jankens: Yep, that's when it started. Alloy hits the wall, and flipped 12 times.

(finish)

Bob Jankens: Here comes Lee Revkins to take the checkered flag. Revkins will win it, ad now 2n spot, it will be Murray Clutchburn...

Lee Revkins: yes. I won again.

Murray Clutchburn: Great gob, Revkins.

Lee Revkins: Thank you Clutchburn.

(later)

Chuck Armstorng: We're sorry about Billy Oilchanegr's mistake. Is everyone all right?

Misti Motorkrass: Yeah. We're all right.

Johnny Blamer: (stops crying) Hey, Billy and Chuck. How did this happen?

Billy Oilchanger: Oh, Johnny. Chuck Armstrong went down, and made contact with me.

Chuck Armstrong: You intiminaded me!

Johnny Blamer: Uh?

(that night)

Jeff Gorvette: Hey, man. How is today's race.

Billy Oilchanger: It's all disaster. All because of Chuck Armstorng.

Haul Inngas: You seem tense, Billy. Is something wrong?

Billy Oilchanger: It's, him, Haul Inngas. Chuck is a bad mover.

Chuck Armstorng: What are you accusing me for!? You went to fast!

Jeff Gorvette (tired): Oh deer!

(the next morning)

(Jeff Gorvette drove towards Dale and Haul)

Haul Inngas: What's going on, Jeff?

Jeff Gorvette: I'm exhausted, Haul Inngas. Kind of worried too. Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger had a heated argument last night and, I heard that they're not friends anymore. They split up. Their done.

Dale Earnhardt: What? this can't be.

Haul Inngas: I can't believe it! They were such good friends!

Dale Earnhardt: Well, for now, let's drive to our haulers to take us to Bristol were the next race is. We can talk about this later.

Haul Inngas: Good point, Dale. The others are driving to their haulers now.

(Dale, Haul, and Jeff drove to their haulers)

(later)

Mood Springs hauler: Are you sure you don't like Billy Oilchanger anymore?

Chuck Armstrong: Forget him. I can draft in a race without him. He's the one that made contact with me Yesterday.

Mood Springs hauler: Ok. If you say so.

(that night at Bristol, Tennesee)

Windford Bradford Rutherford: Hey, Jeff. I saw you, Haul, and Dale;s haulers arriving here first. You guys and you're haulers did well together.

Jeff Gorvette: I guess...

Murray Clutchburn: Jeff, is something wrong?

Jeff Gorvette: Well,

Haul Inngas: Seriously, you seem miserable. What's the matter?

Jeff Gorvette Uh...

Windford Bradford Rutherford: We're all friends! Aren't we?

Jeff Gorvette: Well, yeah.

Bill Racelott: Is something that is bothering you? You can always tell us.

Murray Clutchburn: Yeah. And we will tell anyone.

Jeff Gorvette: Okay...

Bill Racelott: So what is on?

Jeff Gorvette: Awesome Bill, can I ask you a question?

Bill Racelott: Sure. What is it?

Jeff Gorvette: If you and Murray Clutchburn were ever in a fight, would you have a fall out?

Bill Racelott: Of course not.

Murray Clutchburn: Bill Racelott is my best friend. I never beat him.

Jeff Gorvette: I know. What about you, Windford Bradford Rutherford? Would you and Lee Revkins stop being friends if something happened?

Windford Bradford Rutherford: No way! Lee Revkins and I have differences, but wouldn't get in a wheel for a friendship!

Lee Revkins: Windford is right. We wouldn't end our friendship on our small mistives.

Murray Clutchburn: Why do you ask these?

Jeff Gorvette: Because if you hadn't heard, that's what happened with Chuck and Billy.

(they all shock)

Lee Revkins: What!? You're kidding!

Alloy Wilson: No. What Jeff Gorvette said is true.

Windford Bradford Rutherford: SHUT UP, AlLOY WILSON!

Haul Inngas: Before the race of yesterday, they were comparing each other about whether Ford or Chevrolet is superior.

Dale Earnhardt: No offense you Fords, but techically, newer Chevy Monte Carlos like you, Jeff are a better fit this season.

Jeff Gorvette: I know that, but why should it matter? We're all friends for Pete's sake!

Haul Inngas: But then a crashed happened shortly after Billy Oilchanger passed Chuck Armstrong, and now they're blaming each other over who's fault it was.

Alloy Wilson: It was both of they're faults. Billy Oilchnager went faster, and Chuck Armstorng didn't know he was there.

Jeff Gorvette: I'm really worried. Any time I'm around them, they never stop fighting! I can't stand to seem like this.

Windford Bradford Rutherford: We may have conflicts every now and then, but it's a part of life in racing.

Dale Earnhardt: Indeed. And we can use to solve it with no problem.

Jeff Gorvette: Yes, but Chuck and Billy, they can't seem to move forward!

Haul Inngas: I think they will soon enough.

Jeff Gorvette: I hope you're right. Well, it's been a long day. I'm going to get some sleep.

(next morning)

Octane Gain crew cheif: Okay, Billy Oilchanger. You're going to practice for the Goody's 500. You're drafting partner will be Chuck Armstrong.

Jeff Gorvette: (gasps) NO! CHUCK ARMSTRONG AS BILLY OILCHANGER'S DRAFTING PARTNER WOULDN'T BE A GOOD IDEA! DON'T DO THAT!

Billy Oilchanger: Darn right, Jeff Gorvette. Alloy Wilson will be my drafting partner instead.

Alloy Wilson: Why me!? Why me!? I'm too good for that! Well, whatever.

Dale Earnhardt: That could have been close.

Jeff Gorvette: You don't say.

(later at the practice)

(Billy Oilchanger drafts with Alloy Wilson)

Claude Scruggs: Hey, Alloy Wilson. What's the matter?

Alloy Wilson: This whole practice! I have to deal with Billy Oilchanger complaining about Chuck Armstorng! It's driving me nuts!

Claude Scruggs: Wait! What happened!?

Alloy Wilson: I don't know. But he says that they're not friends anymore.

Billy Oilchanger: It's Chuck's fault.

Alloy Wilson: ENOUGHT!

Misti Motorkrass: Oh no! This doesn't sound good!

Alloy Wilson: This one bit!

Claude Scruggs: What can we do to stop the conflect!?

(Alloy and Billy pick up speed)

Alloy Willson: I don't know. Now please escuse me. We have to gain speed.

Misti Motorkrass: Claude, while we pick up speed, we better find Dale Carrett.

Claude Scruggs: Ok.

(Claude and Misti pick up speed)

Misti Motorkrass: Dale!

Dale Carrett: What is it?

Misti Motorkrass: There's a problem! It has to do with Chuck Armstorng and Billy Oilchanger!

Dale Carrett: They had an argument. Did they?

Claude Scruggs: Yes. Now, they're no longer friends from what Alloy Wilson had said.

Dale Carrett: I've seen this before. Not much we can do about it.

Misti Motorkrass: What!? But we can't just let them be enemies forever!

Dale Carrett: Just give it time! They'll probably get over it soon.

Claude Scruggs: Are you sure!?

Dale Carrett: Yeah. Now I have to speed up!

(Dale Carrett picks up speed)

(after the practice)

Ray Reverham: You did great in the practice.

Jeff Gorvette: Yeah, I know. I'm so fast today, but I'm having a feeling that Chuck Amrstorng and Billy Oilchanger were no longer friends. Now, they're rivals.

Ray Reverham (shocked): What!? I can't believe it! I thought they're still friends!

Jeff Gorvette: Yeah. I know. And they still have arguments. It's hard for me to sleep.

Ray Reverham: That's bad. They use to be friends.

Jeff Gorvette: Hopefully they will be friends again.

Ray Reverham: I agree.

(that night)

Jeff Gorvette: So Dale, have you seen Chuck and Billy having an argument?

Dale Carrett: Yes. Before the practice.

Alloy Wilson: Yeah! This is driving me nuts!

Jeff Gorvette: I wish they will become friends again.

Dale Carrett: Yeah. We need to get it back.

Alloy Wilosn: I knew it. This should end very soon.

Jeff Gorvette: That was a great practice for me. I have to sleep.

(next day)

Dale Carrett: You all know that Chuck Armstorng and Billy Oilchanger are now rivals. Right?

(the ones who didn't know are shocked)

Brush Curber: What!? This can't be happening!

Darren Leadfoot: We have to stop the conflict!

Crusty Rotor: And they use to be friends. I just want them back to friends!

Jeff Gorvette: Hopefully, they will Crusty. They need to stop fighting.

Slider Petrolski: This would look worse than Chick Hicks wrecking cars.

Jeff Gorvette: I'll tell The King, Strip Weathers.

(later)

Jeff Gorvette: Mr. The King! Something's wrong.

Strip Weathers: What is it?

Jeff Gorvette: Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger are no longer friends.

Strip Weathers: I'm sorry, what?

Jeff Gorvette: Chuck Armstrong and Billy Oilchanger! They're not friends anymore.

Strip Weathers: That's a joke. Chuck Armstorng and Billy Oilchanger are not rivals, aren't they?

Jeff Gorvette: You don't understand! It's true! Chuck and Billy are having arguments, and they're friendship is done!

Strip Weathers: Oh! I think you're right. I saw that crash that started their rivalry, so that makes sense.

Bobby Carllison: This is bad. They can't be rivals!

Strip Weathers: This could be worse than the arguments between Cale Yarblowgh and Donny Alison! I couldn't get enough sleep because of they're arguments.

Bobby Carllison: Donnie is by brother. And they happened after their crash in the 1979 Daytona 500.

Strip Weathers: And also, they arguments between Darrell Cartrip and Rusty Wallace was worse than the ones between Cale and Donnie. Dale Earnhardt and I were bothered by them.

Darrell Cartrip: But it's ok. In 1991, he apologize to me that he will never do that to me ever again.

Jeff Gorvette: But the rivalry between Chuck Armstsorng and Billy Oilchanger, it's worse!

Strip Weathers: I know it's worse, but hopefully they'll come back someday.

Jeff Gorvette: I know.

Dale Earnhardt: I had an argument with Darrell Cartrip in 1986, but I quickly apologized to him.

Jeff Gorvette: Yep. All arguments are bad.

(that night)

Jeff Gorvette: I mean it. Every racer they're friends with had issues with their complaints.

Strip Weathers: Don't you worry, Wonder Boy. They have to calm down.

Jeff Gorvette: My point. I need to find out how to get them to do that.

Strip Weathers: Did you try reasoning with them?

Jeff Gorvette: I would. They seemed in no mood to listen.

Strip Weathers: Just try, anyway. I have to go. (drives away)

(Billy Oilchanger arrives)

Billy Oilchnager: Yeah, you're Armstorng. No body says you will be here.

Chuck Armstrong: No one wants you in here eather!

Jeff Gorvette: Seriously!? What exacly did happened during the race!?

Chuck Armstrong: Billy said I started to slow!

Billy Oilchanger: Chuck says he has more horsepower.

Dale Earnhardt: I'm sorry to say that both state in Chuck and Billy stayed in a shoe.

Lee Revkins: Dale is right. No need to argue over that.

Chuck Armstrong: That's what made a crash on lap 57!

Billy Oilchanger: It's caused by you!

Chuck Armstrong: I was racing just fine!

Billy Oilchanger: You'll know for agressive Ford Thunderbird on my own.

Chuck Armstrong: You caused two much confusion with your 195 MPH! I would do better, because I'm more reliable! I mean, look at us! I'm a Chevrolet Monte Carlo with 6% more fuel efficiency! Every champion are Chevrolets, and Chevrolet's the most popular manufacture undermarked because we're more reliable. And you're 43000 horsepower Ford Thunderbird with less fuel efficiency! No wonder several Racing teams like Robert Yates fires you! You're kind is junk! I bet Ford Motor Company would go out of business because of you!

(Billy was now upset, and the others were mad)

Jeff Gorvette: Chuck, what was that all about!?

Chuck Armstrong: I was being honist.

Dale Earnhardt: Well, you've gone to far!

Chcuk Armstrong: He was already mad, so it's not like anything has changed.

Jeff Gorvette: I don't think you made his angry. I think you just hurt his feelings.

Bill Racelott: Your words were to strong! You should apologized!

Chuck Armstrong: Like, I would do that! (leaves)

Jeff Hammer: Ha ha! that was interesting!

Dale Earnhardt: Be quiet, Jeff!

*To be continued*