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Walmart

Walmart is a shopping company founded in 1962 by Sam and Bud Walton. It sponsored Sam Whitewalton in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1985-2003. From 2004-2011 it sponsored John Whitewalton in Dinoco Lights, from 2012-2016 it sponsored Lukas Whitewalton in Dinoco Lights and 2017-Present it sponsors Erik Revell in Dinoco Lights.
TripleDent Clash

The **TripleDent Clash** (formerly known as the Texas Tea Shootout, from 1979-2003, the Bumper Save Unlimited from 2004-2017, and now the TripleDent Clash 2018-Present) is a beginning season expedition race that the Piston Cup has at Florida International Super Speedway.

## Winners List

1. 1979
2. 1980
3. 1981
4. 1982
5. 1983
6. 1984
7. 1985
8. 1986
9. 1987
10. 1988
11. 1989
12. 1990 **- Strip Weathers**
13. 1991 **- Strip Weathers**
14. 1992
15. 1993
16. 1994
17. 1995 **- Crusty Rotor**
18. 1996
19. 1997
20. 1998 **- Dale Earnhardt**
21. 1999 **- Slider Petrolski**
22. 2000 **- Strip Weathers**
23. 2001 **- Chick Hicks**
24. 2002 **- Ponchy Wipeout**
25. 2003 **- Dale Earnhardt Jr**
26. 2004 **- Strip Weathers**
27. 2005 **- Strip Weathers**
28. 2006 **- Ponchy Wipeout**
29. 2007 **- Cal Weathers**
30. 2008 **- Cal Weathers**
31. 2009 **- Cal Weathers**
32. 2010 **- Cal Weathers**
33. 2011 **- Bobby Swift**
34. 2012 **- Cal Weathers**
35. 2013 **- Cal Weathers**
36. 2014 **- Carl Clutchen**
37. 2015 - **Ernie Gearson**
38. 2016 **- Lightning McQueen**
39. 2017 **- Jackson Storm**
40. 2018 **- Cruz Ramirez**
41. 2019 **- Jackson Storm**
42. 2020 **- Cruz Ramirez**
43. 2021 **- Chase Racelott**
44. 2022 **- Flip Dover**
Piston Cup (Cartube channel)

The **Piston Cup (Cartude channel)** is the official Piston Cup National/International Sanctioning Body cartube channel. It was started in 2008 and the channel admin is Piston Cup Official, Fred Adams.

## Videos

### Highlight Videos

Since 2008, every national and international series race highlights have been posted on the channel.

### Documentary Videos

Since 2010, the channel has made 10-20 minute documentary videos about races and racers over the history of the Piston Cup.

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5. Against All Odds: Bobby Swift's 2011 Piston Cup (Released 2012)
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8. Against All Odds: Carl Clutchen's 2013 Piston Cup (Released: 2014)
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15. The Next Gens (Released: 2017)
16. Rookie Sensation: Jackson Storm's 2016 Piston Cup (Released: 2017)
17. Rookie Sensation: Cruz Ramirez's 2017 Piston Cup (Released: 2018)
18. Rookie Sensation: William Byrev's Incredible 1st Win (Released: 2019)
19. Against All Odds: Jackson Storm's 2019 Comeback Season (Released 2020)
20. Against All Odds: Chase Racelott's 2020 Piston Cup (Released: 2021)
21. Cruz Control: Cruz Ramirez's Dominant 2021 Season (Released: 2022)
22. Against All Odds: Aaron Clocker's 2022 Piston Cup (Released: 2023)
23. The 5 Way Battle: Unreal 2023 Piston Cup Season (Releasing In 2024)
Phil Tankson

Phil Tankson is the Nitroade Racer in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 2009 to some point in the 2016 season.

## Career

In 2009, Phil replaced Aiken Axler as the new Nitroade racer. His 2009 rookie year was uneventful. In 2010 he crashed so many times and was really looking at being a bust. In 2011 however he won the Shiny Wax 250. In 2012 he had another crash filled season. In 2013 he won the Transberry Juice 400. In 2014 he failed to win but in 2015 he won the Iowa Hybrid 450. In 2016 he failed to win due to being replaced right after Jackson Storm made his debut by Tim Treadless.

## List Of Wins

1. 2011 Shiny Wax 250
2. 2013 Transberry Juice 400
3. 2015 Iowa Hybrid 450
2020 Piston Cup Season

The 2020 Piston Cup Season had rookies Carstin Dillon, Kurt McPillar, J.D's cousin, and Power Poppin' Busch debut. Danny Swervez switched his number to 99. Chase Racelott won the Piston Cup this season.

## Racers

1. Intersection 00 - Flip Dover
2. Tow Cap 4 - J.D. McPillar
3. **Sidewall Shine 3 - Carstin Dillon**
4. SynerG 5 - Eric Braker
5. Vitoline 9 - Chase Racelott
6. Retread 10 - Aric Almirolling
7. Combustr 11 - Chris Roamin'
8. Blinkr 12 - Ryan Laney
9. Easy Idle 15 - Harvey Roadcap
10. IGNTR 2.0 - Jackson Storm
11. Fiber Fuel 22 - GoGo Logano
12. Transberry Juice 23 - Bubba Wheelhouse Jr
13. Shifty Drug 24 - William Byrev
14. Nitroade 28 - Tim Treadless
15. TripleDent 31 - Cam Spinner
16. Mood Springs 33 - Ed Truncan
17. **Trunk Fresh 34 - Kurt McPillar**
18. Tank Coat 36 - Rich Mixon
19. View Zeen 39 - Michael Rotor
20. **Tach-O-Mint 45 - Power Poppin' Busch**
21. Revolting 48 - Aaron Clocker
22. Dinoco 51 - Cruz Ramirez
23. Leak Less 52 - George New-Win
24. FWD 54 - Herb Curbler
25. RPM 64 - Barry DePedal
26. Carbon Cyber 67 - Jim Reverick
27. N20 Cola 68 - H.J. Hollis
28. Gasprin 70 - Richie Gunzit
29. Rev-N-Go 73 - M'Fast Fong
30. Vinyl Toupee 76 - Will Rusch
31. Gask-Its 80 - Dan Carcia
32. Shiny Wax 82 - Conrad Camber
33. Apple 84 - J.P Drive
34. Bumper Save 90 - Paul Conrev
35. Sputter Stop 92 - Sheldon Shifter
36. Spare Mint 93 - Nick Shift
37. Octane Gain 99 - Danny Swervez
38. Lil' Torquey Pistons 117 - Spikey Fillups
39. Clutch Aid 121 - Noah Gochek
40. No Stall 123 - Jonas Carvers

## Races And Winners

1. Florida 500**-Chase Racelott**
2. Glen Ellen 350**-Chris Roamin'**
3. Leak Less 400**-Cruz Ramirez**
4. Copper Canyon 400**-Chase Racelott**
5. IGNTR 300**-Daniel Swervez**
6. Lightyear 500**-Michael Rotor**
7. Corrosion Seal 400**-Spikey Fillups**
8. Palm Mile 300**-J.D McPillar**
9. Octane Gain 400**-Daniel Swervez**
10. Pizza Planet 250**-J.P Drive**
11. Vitoline 400**-Chase Racelott**
12. Calladega 500**-Cruz Ramirez**
13. Gask-Its 350**-Tim Treadless**
14. Mood Springs 400**-Cruz Ramirez**
15. Shiny Wax 250**-Jackson Storm**
16. Trunk Fresh 400**-Kurt McPillar**
17. No Stall 350**-Chase Racelott**
18. Virginia 400**-Nick Shift**
19. Transberry Juice 400**-George New-Win**
20. RPM 350**-Jackson Storm**
21. Rev N Go 350**-Power Poppin' Busch**
22. Beachside 500**-Daniel Swervez**
23. Vinyl Toupee 400**-Jonas Carvers**
24. Dinoco Light 350**-William Byrev**
25. Iowa Hybird 450**-Chase Racelott**
26. Georgia Safety Horn 350**-Ryan Laney**
27. Dinoco 400**-Bubba Wheelhouse Jr**
28. MSOTS 400**-Aric Almirolling**
29. Grandol Oil 400**-Cruz Ramirez**
30. BnL 500**-Barry DePedal**
31. Frostar Air Filters 400**-Jackson Storm**
32. Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350**-Chase Racelott**
33. DataShift 400**-Cruz Ramirez**
34. Sun Valley 400**-Cam Spinner**
35. Bumper Save Gears & Glory 450**-Flip Dover**
36. Los Angeles 500**-Chase Racelott**
Bobby Swift

Bobby Swift is a former Piston Cup Racer from 2009 to the 2016 Los Angeles 500. He replaced Billy Oilchanger for Octane Gain.

## Bobby Swift

### Last Year

2016 Bumper Save Gears & Glory 450 (Piston Cup)2008 (JPCPS)

## Career

In 2008, Bobby Swift won the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series championship and then in 2009 made the move to the Cup Series. Right off the start Bobby was pretty good with 2 wins in his rookie season and getting rookie of the year with winning the Mood Springs 400 and the Bumper Save Gears & Glory 450. In 2010 he won the Lightyear 500, Mood Springs 400, and the Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350 and already reached his peak. In 2011 he won an outstanding 8 races to get his first and only Piston Cup. In 2012 he won the Octane Gain 400, Vinyl Toupee 400, and the Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350. In 2013 Bobby had his worst season ever missing most of the races due to his horrible Florida 500 crash with Lightning McQueen and Cal Weathers. He came back and won the BnL 500 though. In 2014 Bobby won the Leak Less 400, Lightyear 500, and Virginia 400. In 2015 Bobby completed his final full-time season with wins at the Octane Gain 400 and BnL 500. It was clear entering 2016 that Bobby's peak from 2009-2012 was pretty much over. Although in 2016 he won the Glen Ellen 350, Leak Less 400, Calladega 500, and Beachside 500 and was gonna be a favorite to win the Piston Cup with 4 wins in the first 22 races but the next gen takeover happened and following the Bumper Save Gears & Glory 450 he was fired by Octane Gain. Danny Swervez replaced him.

## List Of Wins

1. 2009 Mood Springs 400
2. 2009 Bumper Save Gears & Glory 450
3. 2010 Lightyear 500
4. 2010 Mood Springs 400
5. 2010 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350
6. 2011 Copper Canyon 400
7. 2011 Corrosion Seal 400
8. 2011 Pizza Planet 250
9. 2011 No Stall 350
10. 2011 Vinyl Toupee 400
11. 2011 Dinoco 400
12. 2011 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350
13. 2011 Los Angeles 500
14. 2012 Octane Gain 400
15. 2012 Vinyl Toupee 400
16. 2012 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350
17. 2013 BnL 500
18. 2014 Leak Less 400
19. 2014 Lightyear 500
20. 2014 Virginia 400
21. 2015 Octane Gain 400
22. 2015 BnL 500
23. 2016 Glen Ellen 350
24. 2016 Leak Less 400
25. 2016 Calladega 500
26. 2016 Beachside 500
Clint Speeds

**Clint Speeds** is a former Piston Cup racer from 1989-2003 for Texas Tea. From 2004-2008 he raced in the Dinoco Lights Racing Series for Texas Tea.

## Clint Speeds

### Occupiation

Former Piston Cup RacerFormer Dinoco Lights Racer

## Career

In 1989, Clint replaced Jeremy Riders as the Texas Tea racer. Clint was a decent racer overall getting a decent amount of top 10s, top 15s, and top 20s in his career with a best average finish of 8.9 in 1994 and a worst of 14.9 in 1990. Clint never won a Piston Cup race which is why after the 2003 Piston Cup Season he and Texas Tea both left the Piston Cup to join the Dinoco Lights Racing Series. Clint won a total of 5 races in Dinoco Lights in his time there from 2004-2008 before Texas Tea replaced him with a stock car in 2009.

## List Of Wins (Dinoco Lights)

1. 2004 TBA
2. 2005 - TBA
3. 2006 - TBA
4. 2006 - TBA
5. 2008 - TBA
2008 Piston Cup Rolex Series

The **2008 Piston Cup Rolex Series** was the inaugural season for the British version of the Piston Cup Racing Series.

## Racers

1. Velocity 1 - Kurtis McNaughton
2. Race To Stop Fuel Pump Cancer 2 - John Hicks
3. Tow Cap 4 - Mark Brunton
4. SynerG 5 - Geo Syner Jr.
5. The Scrubber 14 - Ned Lawson
6. Mopar Juice 18 - Alfred Hill
7. Vodaphone 22 - Nick Roadgers
8. Tank Coat 36 - Erik Putter
9. Leak Less 52 - Lane Montgomery
10. Evans-Hartman 78 - Jack Evans
11. Evans-Hartman 79 - Paul Hartman
12. Rockefeller Supermarkets 95 - Dustin McQueen
13. Adams Foods 98 - Jack Adams
14. Oil Orange 99 - David Montreal
15. Rolex 100 - Henry Lewis

## Races And Winners

1. Rolex 400 @ Rockingham
2. Tow Cap 250 @ Rockingham RC
3. Brands Hatch 250 @ Brands Hatch
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8. London Grand Prix @ London Street Course
2015 Tokyo Grand Prix (WGP)

The **2015 Tokyo Grand Prix** was the 1st race of the 2015 World Grand Prix. It took place on the Tokyo Street Circuit in Tokyo, Japan. It was won by Lightning McQueen. Long Ge and Max Schnell crashed out of the race.

## Results

1. Lightning McQueen
2. Francesco Bernoulli
3. Nigel Gearsley
4. Fernando Alonso
5. Rip Clutchgoneski
6. Lewis Hamilton
7. Shu Toderoki
8. Danny Riccartdo
9. Memo Rojas Jr.
10. Sebastian Durrancti
11. Jeff Gorvette
12. Flash Nilsson
13. Frosty Winterbumper
14. Raoul ÇaRoule
15. Carla Veloso
16. Miguel Camino
17. Vitaly Petrov
18. Pyortr Racinov
19. Long Ge (DNF)
20. Max Schnell (DNF)
Kevin Shiftright

**Kevin Shiftright** is a former Piston Cup racer from 2000-2009 for Clutch Aid.

## List Of Wins

### Piston Cup

1. 2000 Virginia 400
2. 2001 Southern Gold 300
3. 2002 TBA
4. 2002 TBA
5. 2003 TBA
6. 2004 TBA
7. 2004 TBA
8. 2004 TBA
9. 2004 TBA
10. 2004 Dinoco 400
11. 2005 Octane Gain 400
12. 2005 Dinoco Records 400
13. 2006 Corrosion Seal 400
14. 2006 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350
15. 2007 Vinyl Toupee 400
Reb Meeker

Reb Meeker was a Piston Cup racer for Tank Coat replacing Eugene Carburski from 2009-2017. He is one of the few veterans to finish the 2016 Piston Cup Season without being replaced by a next gen.

## Career

In 2009, Reb made it to the Piston Cup with Tank Coat replacing Eugene Carburski. Reb befriended Lightning McQueen, Cal Weathers, and Brick Yardley along with Bobby Swift and both of them became members in Team Kachow, the friend group after he won 2 races in a row in his rookie year being the Georgia Safety Horn 350 and the Dinoco Light 350. In 2010 he won the Transberry Juice 400. 3 wins in 2 seasons is a great start to a career. When 2011 rolled around many expected the peak of his career to happen. In 2011 he won the Georgia Safety Horn 350 again and into 2012 he had high expectations. In 2012 he won the No Stall 350. Now all the fans during the whole 2012 off-season had their eyes on Reb Meeker. A kid with no racing experience in a major series entered the 2009 Piston Cup with Tank Coat and won 5 races from 2009-2012. 2013 came and he did the breakout season that we all waited for winning the Calladega 500 and Trunk Fresh 400. Although the big 3 of McQueen, Weathers, and Swift were out during the time of these wins due to the Florida 500 crash, Meeker was still focused on 2014. 2014 was a decent season with expectations of 2-3 wins but only winning the No Stall 350. 2015 was well, 2015. The 27 different winners did not help Meeker's breakout season goal of 3 or more wins but he was one of those 27 different winners when he won the Corrosion Seal 400. In 2016 the Vinyl Toupee 400 win was Meeker's 10th and final win. In the Stock car era of the Piston Cup, if you were not McQueen, Swift, Weathers, Yardley, or Clutchen then a double digit number of wins was a great career. He never had a big breakout season and even without next gens he may never would have. He was 1 win away from tying Piston Cup champion Carl Clutchen and was only 6 from Brick Yardley. In 2020 he was elected to go into the Piston Cup Hall Of Fame along with Brick Yardley and Todd Marcus. Rich Mixon replaced Meeker after the 2017 season.

## List Of Wins

1. 2009 Georgia Safety Horn 350
2. 2009 Dinoco Light 350
3. 2010 Transberry Juice 400
4. 2011 Georgia Safety Horn 350
5. 2012 No Stall 350
6. 2013 Calladega 500
7. 2013 Trunk Fresh 400
8. 2014 No Stall 350
9. 2015 Corrosion Seal 400
10. 2016 Vinyl Toupee 400
Speedy Comet

Speedy Comet was a Piston Cup Racer for Blinkr from 2009 to 2016 when he was fired before the MSOTS 400.

## Career

In 2009 Speedy debuted for new sponsor Blinkr. In his 2009 rookie year Speedy won the Lightyear 500. In 2010 Speedy went the season with no wins but won the RPM 350 in 2011. In 2012 he once again failed to win. In 2013 he had his best season with winning 3 races in a row of the Beachside 500, Vinyl Toupee 400, and the Dinoco Records 400. He got third in the standings. In 2014 he failed to win and in 2015 he won the Georgia Safety Horn 350. In 2016 he did not win and after Jackson Storm's Dinoco 400 debut he was fired and replaced by Ryan "Inside" Laney.

## List Of Wins

1. 2009 Lightyear 500
2. 2011 RPM 350
3. 2013 Beachside 500
4. 2013 Vinyl Toupee 400
5. 2013 Dinoco Records 400
6. 2015 Georgia Safety Horn 350
Tommy Highbanks

Tommy Highbanks raced for Faux Wheel Drive in the Piston Cup replacing the Magnet face Johnny Blamer in 2007. He was fired after the Sun Valley 400.

## Career

In 2007, Tommy debuted for Faux Wheel Drive. Tommy Highbanks in 2007 his rookie year won the Leak Less 400 in his third start and later on won the Los Angeles 500. It was a force to be recognized by many Piston Cup fans. In 2008 he got no wins making people think his two rookie wins were a fluke. In 2009 the Glen Ellen 350 and BnL 500 were won by Tommy. In 2010 he was looking at a possible expected 3 or more win season. But 2010 had no wins for him at all. Fans also thought just like his 2007 season that the 2009 season was another fluke for him. 2011 came and he did win the Transberry Juice 400. In 2012 he won the Shiny Wax 250. In 2013 people expected multiple or at least 1 win from Tommy. But every time fans expected something from Tommy, he never did it and he went with no wins in 2013. In 2014 Tommy magically won again with no expectations of him in the Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350. In 2015 he won the Dinoco Records 400. In 2016 he was fired after the Sun Valley 400 and replaced by Herb Curber. He was just like Reb Meeker with no breakout part of his career but still doing decent. Fans loved Reb Meeker a lot more than Tommy though which is why they were pretty fluky about him not exceeding expectations but Meeker was a friend of McQueen so that explains a lot.

## List Of Wins

1. 2007 Leak Less 400
2. 2007 Los Angeles 500
3. 2009 Glen Ellen 350
4. 2009 BnL 500
5. 2011 Transberry Juice 400
6. 2012 Shiny Wax 250
7. 2014 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350
8. 2015 Dinoco Records 400
Piston Cup Electric Series

The **Piston Cup Electric Series** is the electric version of the Piston Cup Racing Series for electric cars. The series was founded in 2019 and modifies the back spoiler of the next gen cars.

## History

### 2019-Present

In 2019, the Piston Cup Electric Series was founded to bring electric racing to the Piston Cup Circuit. Dud Throttleman, 3 time Piston Cup race winner, was named competition director of the series.
2000 CARCA Season

The 2000 CARCA Season was the first season of the 2000 decade, this season however was the most deadly series in the history with 5 deaths, 11 injuries, and many fights and battles to keep the series a thing after lawsuits. Jack Wheeler won the championship. This marked the beginning of Jack Wheeler's 5 championships from 2000-2005.

## Racers

1. Smell Swell 1 - Michael McPillar
2. Target 02 - Phil Darkings
3. Southern Gold 2 - Paul Motorson
4. Frostar Air Filters 3 - George New-Win
5. Tow Cap 4 - Nathan Stricklin
6. Grandol Oil 5 - David Central
7. Speed Seekers 6 - Steven Subwoofer
8. Texas Tea 7 - Ryan Alternator **(Rookie)**
9. The Greasy Grille 9 - Sammy Cables
10. Pizza Planet 10 - Cole Rucker **(Rookie)**
11. Sludge Cola 14 - Owen Voltage
12. Sparky's Spark Plugs 18 - Damien Hydrodash
13. Yum 20 - Parker Switcher
14. Nitroade Light 28 - Alexander Regulator
15. Youth Springs 33 - Hank Davees
16. Citroën 40 - Jean Gircard
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19. Firecrackers Spark Plugs 49 - Phillip Cristurn
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22. Speed Stick 55 - Buck Wheelie
23. Sludgee 59 - Bobby Sparkers
24. Walmart 62 - Darryl Wheelings **(Rookie)**
25. Dodge 63 - Darrell Burk
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29. BnL 70 - Jack Wheeler
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31. Champion Spark Plugs 87 - William Passer **(Rookie)**
32. State Farm 90 - Benjamin Crowler
34. Autotrader 97 - Billy Sparkings
35. AMC 116 - Hudson Dynamometer
36. Clutch Aid 121 - Karter Shiftright
37. No Stall 123 - Jacob Fender
Buck Bearingly

Buck Bearingly is the View Zeen racer in the Piston Cup from 2007-2016. He is one of the only veterans to finish the full 2016 season without a next gen replacement.

## Career

In 2007, View Zeen fired Ryan Shields and replaced him with Buck Bearingly. 2007 was a year to be forgotten because Buck's rookie season marked a bunch of the same winners throughout the season. He finished a solid 14th in the standings though. In 2008 Buck won the 2008 Pizza Planet 250. In 2009 he won his second race, the No Stall 350. In 2010 Buck did not win any races and most of the reasons are shown to be Lightning McQueen's amazing 20 win season out of the 36 races. In 2011 Buck won the Trunk Fresh 400 but his points finish was very awful. He finished 28th in points and without that win, he could have gotten last. In 2012 it was of course obvious that the consistency for Buck was lost but the peak of his career has not happened yet. He got his 4th win in the 2012 DataShift 400 and into 2013 the multiple win season was looking possible for Buck and View Zeen, well that was a joke because even with McQueen, Weathers, and Swift out for most of the season Buck Bearingly failed to win a race. Many gave up on him due to 2014 being his 7th year and being past by 3 years of where he would have peaked in performance because if you debuted in 2007 and were gonna have Piston Cup success it would have came between 2009-2011 and carried the next two years after. In 2014 Buck won the Calladega 500 which anyone can do so no one really carried too much. In 2015 the 27 different winners season had Buck win the Gask-Its 350. Buck looked to peak from 2014-2016 because in 2016 he won at the beginning of the season which rarely happened. But what did happen was the Next-Gen Takeover and Buck never won again. He did beat racers who were better than him like Jack DePost and Jimmy Cables in wins however. Right after the 2016 season ended Buck was fired on the spot and Michael Rotor replaced him.

## List Of Wins

1. 2008 Pizza Planet 250
2. 2009 No Stall 350
3. 2011 Trunk Fresh 400
4. 2012 DataShift 400
5. 2014 Calladega 500
6. 2015 Gask-Its 350
7. 2016 Copper Canyon 400
2012 London Grand Prix (WGP)

The **2012 London Grand Prix** was the 4rd and final race of the 2012 World Grand Prix. It took place on the London Street Circuit in London, England. It was won by Lightning McQueen.

## Results

1. Lightning McQueen
2. Francesco Bernoulli
3. Jeff Gorvette
4. Lewis Hamilton
5. Rip Clutchgoneski
6. Shu Toderoki
7. Carla Veloso
8. Max Schnell
9. Frosty Winterbumper
10. Raoul ÇaRoule
11. Nigel Gearsley
12. Vitaly Petrov
13. Miguel Camino
Formula 6000

The **Formula 6000 Series** is a racing competition held in Europe and North America.

## History

The Formula 6000 Series was founded in 1998 as a subdivision of the Formula World Championship (Formula Racer). Former British Formula Racer and Formula World Championship Race Director, Charlie Glockenman, founded the series after the Formula World Championship gained a lot of popularity throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

## Champions

1. 1998 - Pierre Lugnut (1)
2. 1999 - Pierre Lugut (2)
3. 2000 - Emerson Sailes
4. 2001 - Tommy Gaston (1)
5. 2002 - Pierre Lugnut (3)
6. 2003 - Tommy Gaston (2)
7. 2004 - Pierre Lugut (4)
8. 2005 - Rip Clutchgoneski (1)
9. 2006 - Rip Clutchgoneski (2)
10. 2007 - Mark Paverlon (1)
11. 2008 - Rip Clutchgoneski (3)
12. 2009 - Mark Paverlon (2)
13. 2010 - Mark Paverlon (3)
14. 2011 - Rip Clutchgoneski (4)
15. 2012 - Nigel Castlenut (1)
16. 2013 - Nigel Castlenut (2)
17. 2014 - Nigel Castlenut (3)
18. 2015 - Nigel Castlenut (4)
19. 2016 - Rip Clutchgoneski (5)
20. 2017 - Alexander Trunroe
21. 2018 - Andrew Nelson
22. 2019 - Juan Alonso
23. 2020 - Rip Clutchgoneski (6)
24. 2021 - Dušan Borković
25. 2022 - Dušan Borković
26. 2023 - Rip Clutchgoneski (7)
Dino Draftsky

Dino Draftsky is the former Clutch Aid Piston Cup racer from 2010-2016.

## Career

After the long line of Clutch Aid Shiftright racers, Dino broke the trend as he became the new Clutch Aid racer replacing Kevin Shiftright. His 2010 rookie season saw him get no wins and finishing 24th in the points standings. In 2011 he won the Southern Gold 300. In 2012 he won his second race being the Beachside 500. From 2013-2016 he failed to win any races and declined in performance. He was replaced by Noah Gocek in 2017.

## List Of Wins

1. 2011 Southern Gold 300
2. 2012 Beachside 500
2013 Tokyo Grand Prix (WGP)

The **2013 Tokyo Grand Prix** was the 1st race of the 2013 World Grand Prix. It took place on the Tokyo Street Circuit in Tokyo, Japan. It was won by Lightning McQueen. Vitaly Petrov, Carla Veloso, Long Ge, and Miguel Camino crashed out.

## Results

1. Lightning McQueen
2. Lewis Hamilton
3. Francesco Bernoulli
4. Shu Toderoki
5. Rip Clutchgoneski
6. Frosty Winterbumper
7. Max Schnell
8. Raoul ÇaRoule
9. Nigel Gearsley
10. Jeff Gorvette
11. Fernando Alonso
12. Vitaly Petrov (DNF)
13. Carla Veloso (DNF)
14. Long Ge (DNF)
15. Miguel Camino (DNF)
2012 Piston Cup Season

The 2012 Piston Cup Season saw Brush Curber retire and Fiber Fuel shut down. Bobby Roadtesta debuted for new sponsor Carbon Cyber and became the last rookie until Jackson Storm in 2016. This was the last season for Retread and Liam Inngas. The Nightdona 500 was renamed to the Florida 500. Lightning McQueen won his fifth championship this season. Markus Krankzler won his third and final Florida 500 this season as he won it in 2008 and 2009 also.

## Racers

1. Intersection 00 - Jimmy Cables
2. Tow Cap 4 - Jack DePost
3. SynerG 5 - Lane Locke
4. Transberry Juice 6 - Markus Krankzler
5. Combustr 11 - Chip Gearings
6. Octane Gain 19 - Bobby Swift
7. Blinkr 21 - Speedy Comet
8. Vitoline 24 - Brick Yardley
9. Nitroade 28 - Phil Tankson
10. TripleDent 31 - Terry Kargas
11. Mood Springs 33 - Dud Throttleman
12. Trunk Fresh 34 - Dirkson D'Agostino
13. Tank Coat 36 - Reb Meeker
14. View Zeen 39 - Buck Bearingley
15. Dinoco 42 - Cal "The Prince" Weathers
16. Revolting 48 - T.G Castlenut
17. Easy Idle 51 - Carl Clutchen
18. Leak Less 52 - Brian Spark
19. Faux Wheel Drive 54 - Tommy Highbanks
20. RPM 64 - Bruce Miller
21. Carbon Cyber 67 - Bobby Roadtesta **(Rookie)**
22. N20 Cola 68 - Parker Brakestone
23. Gasprin 70 - Floyd Mulvihill
24. Rev N Go 73 - Ricky Axel
25. Sidewall Shine 74 - Logan Dash
26. Vinyl Toupee 76 - Rev Roadages
27. Retread 79 - Liam Inngas
28. Gask Its 80 - Rex Revler
29. Shiny Wax 82 - Darren Leadfoot
30. Apple Inc. 84 - Cal ICar
31. Bumper Save 90 - Ponchy Wipeout
32. Sputter Stop 92 - Murray Clutchburn
33. Spare Mint 93 - Ernie Gearson
34. Rust-Eze 95 - Lightning McQueen
35. Lil Torquey Pistons 117 - Ralph Carlow
36. Clutch Aid 121 - Dino Draftky
37. No Stall 123 - Todd Marcus

## Races And The Winners

1. Florida 500**-Markus Krankzler**
2. Glen Ellen 350**-Lightning McQueen**
3. Leak Less 400**-Cal Weathers**
4. Copper Canyon 400**-Cal Weathers**
5. Southern Gold 300**-Carl Clutchen**
6. Lightyear 500**-Lightning McQueen**
7. Corrosion Seal 400**-Rex Revler**
8. Palm Mile 300**-Darren Leadfoot**
9. Octane Gain 400**-Bobby Swift**
10. Pizza Planet 250**-Rev Roadages**
11. Vitoline 400**-Brick Yardley**
12. Calladega 500**-Bobby Roadtesta**
13. Gask-Its 350**-Lightning McQueen**
14. Mood Springs 400**-Lightning McQueen**
15. Shiny Wax 250**-Tommy Highbanks**
16. Trunk Fresh 400**-Logan Dash**
17. No Stall 350**-Reb Meeker**
18. Virginia 400**-Cal Weathers**
19. Transberry Juice 400**-Brick Yardley**
20. RPM 350**-Brian Spark**
21. Rev N Go 350**-Terry Kargas**
22. Beachside 500**-Dino Draftsky**
23. Vinyl Toupee 400**-Bobby Swift**
24. Dinoco Records 400**-Lightning McQueen**
25. Iowa Hybird 450**-Dud Throttleman**
26. Georgia Safety Horn 350**-T.G Castlenut**
27. Dinoco Light 350**-T.G Castlenut**
28. Dinoco 400**-Floyd Mulvihill**
29. Grandol Oil 400**-Lightning McQueen**
30. BnL 500**-Cal Weathers**
31. Frostar Air Filters 400**-Parker Brakestone**
32. Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350**-Bobby Swift**
33. DataShift 400**-Buck Bearingley**
34. Sun Valley 400**-Lightning McQueen**
35. Bumper Save Gears & Glory 450**-Ponchy Wipeout**
36. Los Angeles 500**-Lightning McQueen**
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Hot Rod Productions

**Hot Rod Productions** is a movie production company founded in 2004 by Greg Fastai and Andrew Stark. It was bought by the Piston Cup Racing Series in 2015. It was focused around a bunch of different Motorsports such as Formula 1 and IndyCar from 2004-2014 but when Piston Cup bought it, it now produces Piston Cup based movies and real life Piston Cup history.

## History

### Beginnings (2004-2014)

In 2004, the first movie of Forward was released which focused on fictional IndyCar racer, Padre McNeil, an Mexican racer who was at the height of his career, but experienced a horrific crash which caused him to go on a journey to find himself again. The Dragster was released in 2005 and is a real life story based on the NHRA racer, Max Daniels, nicknamed The Dragster as his sad childhood turns into a racing dream. In 2008, after 2 years of no films released, a fictional movie named Free Bird was released focusing around a Canadian plane, Derrick Carlin who joins the Jolly Ranchers because his father was a member but dreams about racing in the Wings Around The Globe. Alabama Nights is a fictional comedy Piston Cup based film made in 2010 starting Jose Kerve and Jordan Carlow as Jose Renerev and Austin David. In 2014, the Wings Around The Globe based movie on Dusty Crophopper was the 5th and final movie released by the original owners as the Piston Cup bought out the production company in 2015.

### The Piston Cup Ownership (2015-Present)

After 2 years of working on the film, the Piston Cup released the film named The King which was based The King Strip Weathers' entire life story to the end of his racing career in 2005. and how he captured 7 championshipsIn 2018, they released 2 new films, one was titled, Relay Racer based off the life story of Murray Clutchburn from becoming Relay Racer champion to a Piston Cup champion. The other one was titled, The Shockster telling the story of how a poor watermelon farmer, Todd Marcus made it to the highest level of stock car auto racing. In 2019, a fictional movie was released called Rev Up telling the story of fictional character, Dirk Kotecki, the Australian racer that always wanted to make it big in stock car racing finally got his chance. There was no 2020 film released due to the caronavirus. But the delayed film of Duel To The End, which focused on the giant rivalry of Ponchy Wipeout and Darren once a childhood friendship. In 2022, no film was released but the first ever TV Show was , Drive For The Cup which per every season, it focused on the most recent season, like how Season 1 focused on 2022. In 2023 season 2 will come but also in 2023, the movie called Strategy is a movie revolving around former crew chief, Jay W or mostly known as Chief RPM's story of how he became one of the greatest crew chiefs in Piston Cup history.

## Movies

* Forward - 2004
* The Dragster - 2005
* Free Bird - 2008
* Alabama Nights - 2010
* Crophopper - 2014
* The King - 2017
* Relay Racer - 2018
* The Shockster - 2018
* Rev Up - 2019
* Duel To The End - 2020, delayed to 2021
* Strategy - 2023

## TV Shows

* Drive For The Cup Season 1 - 2022
* Drive For The Cup Season 2 - 2023, COMING SOON
1985 Junior Piston Cup Season

The 1985 Junior Piston Cup Season was the first season. James Cleanair won the championship followed by Eugene Carburski and Crusty Rotor. All three would graduate to the Piston Cup after the season ended. Crusty Rotor however moved from the Gask-Its team to the Tank Coat team after Gask-Its driver Terry Carburetor decided to move his retirement until 1986. Ruby Oaks graduated to the Piston Cup after this JPC Season to race for Easy Idle replacing Henry Carburski (Eugene's Father). Due to many engine problems, Ruby was not able to compete for the championship this JPC Season.

Sadly Cruise Stencil the Shiny Wax racer was killed in the Nightdona 300 when He lost a tire and slid into the back straightaway lake which ended up drowning him.

## Racers

1. Tow Cap 4 - Rusty Cornfuel
2. Trunk Fresh 34 - Dirkson D'Agostino
3. Tank Coat 36 - Eugene Carburski
4. View Zeen 39 - Sage Sparkson
5. Easy Idle 51 - Ruby Oaks
6. Leak Less 52 - Rusty Hydro
7. Vitoline 61 - James Cleanair
8. Sidewall Shine 74 - Slider Petrolski
9. Gask-Its 80 - Crusty Rotor
10. Shiny Wax 82 - Cruise Stencil (Nightdona 300)
11. Revolting 84 - Davey Apex
12. Sputter Stop 92 - Misti Motorkrass
13. Spare Mint 93 - Trick Guzzler Jr.
14. Coolant 94 - Neil Coolant
15. No Stall 123 - Lance Monitor

## Racers & The Winners

1. Nightdona 300**-James Cleanair**
2. Olympus 400**-Slider Petrolski**
3. Carolina's 250**-Eugene Carburski**
4. Octane Gain 200**-Crusty Rotor**
5. BnL 400**-James Cleanair**
6. Southern Gold 200**-Dirkson D'Agostino**
7. New York 300**-Trick Guzzler Jr.**
8. Tach-O-Mint 300**-Trick Guzzler Jr.**
9. Chicagoland 300**-Ruby Oaks**
10. Rev N Go 250**-Ruby Oaks**
11. Calladega 300**-Rusty Cornfuel**
12. Brickyard 300**-Eugene Carburski**
13. Pocono 300**-James Cleanair**
14. Nightdona 200**-James Cleanair**
15. Michigan 300**-Crusty Rotor**
16. Copper Canyon 300**-Ruby Oaks**
17. Easy Idle 200**-Ruby Oaks**
18. Southern 250**-Crusty Rotor**
19. Vitoline 250**-Rusty Cornfuel**
20. Leak Less 200**-Crusty Rotor**
21. Los Angeles 400**-Eugene Carburski**
22. Bumper Save Gears & Glory 350**-Eugene Carburski**
23. Washington 250**-James Cleanair**
24. Richmond 300**-Slider Petrolski**
25. Dinoco Light 300**-James Cleanair**

## Standings

1. James Cleanair
2. Eugene Carburski
3. Crusty Rotor
4. Ruby Oaks
5. Slider Petrolski
6. Trick Guzzler Jr.
7. Rusty Cornfuel
8. Dirkson D'Agostino
9. Davey Apex
10. Rusty Hydro
11. Misti Motorkrass
12. Sage Sparkson
13. Neil Coolant
14. Lance Monitor
15. Cruise Stencil
Piston Cup Brazil Series

The **Piston Cup Copel Sprint Series** is the Brazilian version of the Piston Cup that is the most recent of the now 4 international series' founded in 2023.

## History

### 2023-Present (Foundation)

In 2023, the Piston Cup founded the fourth international series and first since 2008 when the British Piston Cup Rolex Series was founded. The 2023 season has 5 races and 11 racers across Brazil.
World Torque Champion League

**World Torque Champion League** (WTCL) is a racing competition series and car manufacturer that makes touring race cars that was founded in 1987 by Henrick Lukas Nilsson, an Irish racing enthusiast.

## Schedule

### 1987-1995

1. Melbourne
2. London
3. France
4. Madrid

### 1996-2008

1. Melbourne
2. New York
3. Moscow
4. France
5. Dublin
6. London
7. Madrid

### 2009-2015

1. Melbourne
2. Montreal
3. New York
4. Amsterdam
5. Moscow
6. Dublin
7. London
8. Istanbul
9. Vienna
10. Madrid

### 2016-Present

1. Melbourne
2. Montreal
3. New York
4. Helsinki
5. Amsterdam
6. Moscow
7. Dublin
8. London
9. İstanbul
10. Florida
11. Vienna
12. Madrid

## Points System

### 1987-1998

1. 22 Points
2. 20 Points
3. 18 Points
4. 16 Points
5. 14 Points
6. 12 Points
7. 10 Points
8. 8 Points

### 1999-Present

1. 26 Points
2. 24 Points
3. 22 Points
4. 20 Points
5. 18 Points
6. 16 Points
7. 14 Points
8. 12 Points
9. 10 Points
10. 8 Points

## Champions

1. 1987 **- Marcelo Carvalho**
2. 1988 **- George King (1)**
3. 1989 **- Jeric Carhan**
4. 1990 -
5. 1991 **- George King (2)**
6. 1992 **- George King (3)**
7. 1993 -
8. 1994 **- George King (4)**
9. 1995 -
10. 1996 **- George King (5)**
11. 1997 -
12. 1998 -
13. 1999 -
14. 2000 **- Max Schnell (1)**
15. 2001 -
16. 2002 -
17. 2003 -
18. 2004 **- Max Schnell (2)**
19. 2005 -
20. 2006 **- Mark Winterbumper (1)**
21. 2007 -
22. 2008 **- Mark Winterbumper (2)**
23. 2009 **- Max Schnell (3)**
24. 2010 -
25. 2011 -
26. 2012 -
27. 2013 **- Max Schnell (4)**
28. 2014 -
29. 2015 -
30. 2016 **- Nico Crossberg**
31. 2017 -
32. 2018 -
33. 2019 -
34. 2020 **- Max Van Der Meer (1)**
35. 2021 **- Max Van Der Meer (2)**
36. 2022 **- Max Van Der Meer (3)**
37. 2023 **-** **Max Van Der Meer (4)**
38. 2024 - TBA
Chip Gearings

Chip Gearings was a Piston Cup Racer for Combustr from 2010 to the 2016 Bumper Save Gears & Glory 450.

## Career

Gearings debuted with the new sponsor Combustr in 2010. He did fail to win any races. He won the Grandol Oil 400 in 2011. In 2012, 2013, and 2014 he failed to win but in 2015 he won the DataShift 400. In 2016 he got replaced before the Bumper Save Gears & Glory 450 by Chris Roamin'.

## List Of Wins

1. 2011 Grandol Oil 400
2. 2015 DataShift 400
1949 Texas Tea 400

The **1949 Texas Tea 400** was the 1st race of the 1949 Piston Cup Season and the first overall race of the Piston Cup Racing Series. The race took place at Orange County Raceway in Middletown, New York.

## Results

1. Slide Powers
2. Rusty Dipstick
3. Kurt Shiftright
4. Clovis Rider
5. Eli Turnpike
6. Michael Steerington
7. Clint Speeds
8. Jimmy Lugwrench
9. Ducky Fauntleroy
10. George Steamly
Update 1.4

**Update 1.4** was the fourth major post-launch update of Exit Finding. It was released on February 26, 2021. It was preceded by Update 1.3 and was succeeded by Update 1.5. It lasted 28 days.

## Changelog

### Update 1.4

Changed Between's rating from Easy to Hard.

### Update 1.41

Fixed the weird bug where when you make it to the end it doesn't finish. This might update performance but it might not be the best for mobile.

### Update 1.45

Added the new 1.5 level. If you play it, it will be impossible to beat because I haven't put the end of the level yet. That is why instead of update 1.411 it is 1.45.

## Update 1.41

Update 1.41 fixed a bug about the game not finishing.

## Update 1.45

Update 1.45, commonly referred to as Update 1.411 or the beta of Update 1.5, added an impossible version of the 1.5 level.
Cruise Stencil

**Cruise Stencil** is a former Junior Piston Cup Racer for Shiny Wax in the inaugural 1985 season. He was killed during the first ever race of the series and his first ever race in the Nightdona 300 where he lost control after blowing a tire and drowned in the lake on the back straight away.

## Cruise Stencil

### Last Year

1985 Nightdona 300 (Junior Piston Cup Series)

### Occupiation

Former Junior Piston Cup Pro Series Racer

## Career

Cruise Stencil was the Junior Piston Cup Racer for Shiny Wax in the inaugural 1985 season. He was killed during the first ever race of the series and his first ever race in the Nightdona 300 where he lost control after blowing a tire and drowned in the lake on the back straight away.
Bruce Miller

Bruce Miller is a former Piston Cup Racer from 2011 until the 2016 Frostar Air Filters 400. He replaced Bruce Miller.

## Bruce Miller

### Last Year

2016 Frostar Air Filters 400 (Piston Cup)

## Career

In 2011 Bruce Miller replaced Winford Bradford Rutherford at RPM. Without getting a single win in his rookie year, Bruce got 13th in the standings. In 2012 he also failed to get his first career win. In 2013 Bruce finally got his first career win at the Vitoline 400. In 2014 Bruce was able to win the Palm Mile 300. In 2015 he won the No Stall 350. In 2016 he won the RPM 350 his sponsor's race and during the next gen takeover, Barry DePedal replaced him after the Frostar Air Filters 400. Bruce is really one of the most least recognized stock car era racer ever.

## List Of Wins

1. 2013 Vitoline 400
2. 2014 Palm Mile 300
3. 2015 No Stall 350
4. 2016 RPM 350
Jack DePost

Jack DePost is a former Piston Cup racer who raced for Tow Cap replacing Rusty Cornfuel from 2007 to the 2016 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350.

## Jack DePost

### Last Year

2016 Frostar Air Filters 400 (Piston Cup)

## Career

In 2007 Jack replaced Rusty Cornfuel at Tow Cap. In his rookie season he won the Virginia 400 and placed 13th in the standings. In 2008 Jack became a favorite to win when he won the 2008 Grandol OIl 400. 2009 he was able to win the Grandol Oil 400 for the second year in a row. In 2010 he won the Gask-Its 350. 2011 and 2012 were his worst seasons ever with no wins and horrible finishes. 2013 was gonna be a year of needed improvement if he wanted to stay past 2013. In 2013 Jack won the Shiny Wax 250 ending the 2 year drought of not winning a race. 2014 was another forgetful season for Jack. In 2015 he won the Dinoco 400 which was his 6th and final career win. Though he was replaced by J.D McPillar starting in the 2016 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350 at Georgia, he had a decent career. He never really reached the peak of his career and never had any break out points winning multiple races in seasons. If the fans had to pick the peak of his career they would say that 2007-2010, his first four years in the Piston Cup were.

## List Of Wins

1. 2007 Virginia 400
2. 2008 Grandol Oil 400
3. 2009 Grandol Oil 400
4. 2010 Gask-Its 350
5. 2013 Shiny Wax 250
6. 2015 Dinoco 400
Selûne

**Selûne, the Moonmaiden**, also known as "Mother Moon", is the goddess of the moon, stars, and navigation. She encourages her followers to venture into the darkness, and to be guided by the stars. Her nature leads to few temples dedicated to her in the centers of civilization, but they can be found in the forests, built by her dedicated wood elven followers. Her worshipers include halflings, elves (mostly wood elves), forest dwellers, astrologists, and some sailors.
2014 London Grand Prix (WGP)

The **2014 London Grand Prix** was the 4th and final race of the 2014 World Grand Prix. It took place on the London Street Circuit in London, England. It was won by Lightning McQueen. Shu Toderoki fell 1 lap down after blowing a tire on the formation lap.

## Results

1. Lightning McQueen
2. Francesco Bernoulli
3. Nigel Gearsley
4. Rip Clutchgoneski
5. Lewis Hamilton
6. Frosty Winterbumper
7. Miguel Camino
8. Fernando Alonso
9. Danny Riccartdo
10. Max Schnell
11. Memo Rojas Jr.
12. Carla Veloso
13. Jeff Gorvette
14. Raoul ÇaRoule
15. Vitaly Petrov
16. Long Ge
17. Shu Toderoki - 1 Lap
2013 Porto Corsa Grand Prix (WGP)

The **2013 Porto Corsa Grand Prix** was the 2nd race of the 2013 World Grand Prix. It took place on the Porto Corsa Street Circuit in Porto Corsa, Italy. It was won by Francesco Bernoulli. Vitaly Petrov had an engine failure.

## Results

1. Francesco Bernoulli
2. Lightning McQueen
3. Shu Toderoki
4. Jeff Gorvette
5. Rip Clutchgoneski
6. Lewis Hamilton
7. Nigel Gearsley
8. Carla Veloso
9. Long Ge
10. Frosty Winterbumper
11. Miguel Camino
12. Fernando Alonso
13. Raoul ÇaRoule
14. Max Schell
15. Vitaly Petrov (DNF)
2015 World Grand Prix

The **2015 World Grand Prix** was the 5th season of the World Grand Prix. This marked the first season the World Grand Prix operated under the owners of the World Torque Champion League following Tex Dinoco selling the series. This was the final season for Vitaly Petrov.

## Changes

### Schedule

The schedule expanded to 6 races with Moscow, Russia and Charlotte North Carolina being added to the schedule.

### Driver Changes

Three more new rookies joined the grid in 2015, two of them World Torque Champion League drivers of Flash Nilsson and Pyotr Racinov. 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2014 Rally Car Champion, Sebastian Durrancti joined the grid which was a huge spike in the popularity of the series. Durrancti represented the Dutch flag of course as he entered the series for the first time.

## Racers

1. Francesco Bernoulli (ITA) #1
2. Lewis Hamilton (ENG) #2
3. Danny Riccartdo (AUS) #3
4. Max Schnell (GER) #4
5. Miguel Camino (SPA) #5
6. Raoul ÇaRoule (FRA) #06
7. Carla Veloso (BRA) #8
8. Shu Toderoki (JAP) #7
9. Nigel Gearsley (ENG) #9
10. Rip Clutchgoneski (REA) #10
11. Vitaly Petrov (RUS) #11
12. Frosty Winterbumper (AUS) #12
13. Long Ge (CHI) #12
14. Fernando Alonso (SPA) #14
15. Memo Rojas Jr. (MEX) #14
16. Pyortr Racinov (RUS) #14 **(R)**
17. Flash Nilsson (SWE) #15 **(R)**
18. Jeff Gorvette (USA) #24
19. Sebastian Durrancti (DUT) #80 **(R)**
20. Lightning McQueen (USA) #95

## Races And Winners

1. Tokyo **- Danny Riccartdo**
2. Porto Corsa **- Lightning McQueen**
3. Moscow **- Memo Rojas Jr.**
4. Melbourne **- Francesco Bernoulli**
5. Charlotte **- Jeff Gorvette**
6. London **- Nigel Gearsley**
Bobby Roadtesta

Bobby Roadtesta is a former Piston Cup racer from 2012 to sometime in 2016 for Carbon Cyber.

## Bobby Roadtesta

### Last Year

2016 Frostar Air Filters 400 (Piston Cup)

## Career

Bobby and Carbon Cyber were both the last sponsor and racer of the stock car era to debut in 2012. His rookie year saw him win the Calladega 500. In 2013 he failed to win but in 2014 he won the Dinoco Records 400. In 2015 he won the Trunk Fresh 400. In 2016 before he was replaced in the Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350, Bobby won no more races and was replaced by Jim Reverick.

## List Of Wins

1. 2012 Calladega 500
2. 2014 Dinoco Records 400
1951 Piston Cup Season

The 1951 Piston Cup Season had rookies Louise Nash, Junior Mooon, Doc Hudson, and River Scott debut. No one retired or was replaced.

## Racers

1. Jen's Diner 4A - Floyd Morgan
2. Frostar Air Filters 3 - Brian Fletcher
3. Speed Water 4 - Blue Byrev
4. Gears & Glory 6 - Michael Steerington
5. Po'Tater's Garage & Gas 7 - Joe Don Jackson
6. Kirby Farm Implement & Supply Co. 8 - Levi Mitchan
7. Sludge Cola 9 - Slim Hood
8. Unsponsored 11 - Junior Moon **(Rookie)**
9. Fireball Beach Fire Department 12 - George Steamly
10. Southern Gold Gasoline 17 - Jet Robinson
11. Unsponsored 23 - Sammy "The Studebaker" Studebaker
12. Arrow Trucking & Shipping 26 - Jimmy Lugwrench
13. Fits Right In Brake Pads 26 - Eli Turnpike
14. Smokehouse Packaging Goods 29 - Buford Camshaft
15. Gasprin 31 - Rusty Manifold
16. Mood Springs 33 - James Hinge
17. Unsponsored 34 - River Scott **(Rookie)**
18. Tank Coat 36 - Todd Pillar
19. Juanita's Car-B-Q 41 - Clovis Rider
20. Blowie Belsoms Safety Horns 42 - Ducky Fauntleroy
21. Twin H Power 51 - Doc Hudson **(Rookie)**
22. All Right Automotive Parts 58 - Buck Staffholding
23. Conerod Auto & Car Club 63 - Dewey Conerod
24. Duke Coulters' Hoodache Powder 70 - Duke Coulters
25. Sidewall Shine 74 - Slide Powers
26. Texas Tea 77 - Clint Speeds
27. Lucky's Bar & Grill 82 - Trick Guzzler
28. Shiny Wax 82 - Robert Bonnet
29. Bumper Save 90 - Rusty Dipstick
30. Sputter Stop 91 - Randy Lawson
31. Vitoline 94 - Louise Nash **(Rookie)**
32. Clutch Aid 121 - Kurt Shiftright
33. No Stall 123 - Wilbert Steamtower
34. Revolting 300 - Patrick Subwoofer

## Races & The Winners

1. Nightdona 500
2. Las Vegas 400
3. Texas 350
4. Olympus 500
5. Carolina's 350
6. Palm Mile 300
7. Buy Yogurt 500
8. Speed Water 350
9. New York 400
10. Southern Gold 400
11. Hudson Hornet 400
12. Phoenix 350
13. Virginia 500
14. Calladega 400
15. Bristol 400
16. Fireball Beach 350
17. Revolting 350
18. Brickyard 400
19. Pocono 400
20. Nightdona 400
21. Michigan 400
22. Daniel 500
23. Calladega 500
24. Copper Canyon 400
25. Sonoma 400
26. Boston 350
27. Southern 350
28. Dover 400
29. Bumper Save 400
30. Langhorne 400
31. Thomasville 400
32. Los Angeles 500
33. Gears & Glory 400
34. Heartland 500
35. Washington 350
36. Richmond 400
Rex Revler

Rex Revler is a former Piston Cup racer from 2008 to the 2016 mid-season for Gask-Its.

## Career

Rex was picked by Gask-Its to replace Sage VanDerSpin in the 2009 season. Rex was the rookie sensation in 2009 winning 4 times, the Corrosion Seal 400, Octane Gain 400, Rev N Go 350, and Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350. In 2010 Rex joined Lightning McQueen's friend group Team Kachow. In 2010 he won the Southern Gold 300. In 2011 he failed to win but in 2012 he won the Corrosion Seal 400 for a second time. In 2013 he failed to win a race but in 2014 he won the Vinyl Toupee 400 at Florida. In 2015 he won the Vinyl Toupee 400 again in Florida. In 2016 he won the No Stall 350 but sadly was replaced mid-season by Dan Carcia following the BnL 500.

## List Of Wins

1. 2009 Corrosion Seal 400
2. 2009 Octane Gain 400
3. 2009 Rev N Go 350
4. 2009 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350
5. 2010 Southern Gold 300
6. 2012 Corrosion Seal 400
7. 2014 Vinyl Toupee 400
8. 2015 Vinyl Toupee 400
9. 2016 No Stall 350