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1957 Piston Cup Season

The 1957 Piston Cup Season is better known for the Florida 500, in which Ya Chun Fei crashed thanks to Robert Johnson hitting him.

## Schedule

1. COA 2319 200 at Green Road Speedway
2. Smasherville 350 at Smasherville
3. Sputter Stop 120 at Los Angeles
4. Florida 500 at Florida
5. Dirty 300 at Dirtland Speedway
6. Faux Wheel Drive 450 at Texas
7. Olympus 500 at Olympus
8. BnL 350 at BnL Raceway
9. Palm Mile 350 at Palm Mile Speedway
10. Samoville 500 at Samoville
11. Sputter Stop 350 at Georgia
12. Virginia 500 at Virginia Speedway
13. Talladega 500 at Alabama Speedway
14. Bumper Save 450 at Heartland
15. Los Angeles 500 at LA
16. No Grime 500 at No Grime Raceway
17. DataShift 400 at DataShift Raceway
18. Rustbelt 400 at Rustbelt
19. Grandol Oil 400 at Grandol Oil Co. Raceway
20. Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono
21. Loudon 300 at Loudon
22. Glen 200 at The Glen
23. Beachside 500 at Beachside
24. Smasherville 350 at Smasherville
25. Road America 200 at Road America
26. Chicago 400 at Chicagoland
27. Corrosion Seal 350 at Alabama Speedway
28. Florida 400 at Florida
29. JLP 500 at Georgia
30. Atlanta 400 at Atlanta
31. Phoenix 500 at Phoenix
32. Smell Swell 400 at Las Vegas
33. Tank Coat 400 at Kansas
34. Target 350 at Rustbelt
35. Dinoco 400 at Motor Speedway of the South

## Racers

Gasprin 12 - Garett Roadtesta

Milk 13 - Dylan Screamerson

No Stall 15 - Kraig Johnson

Japanese Noodles 16 - Ya Chun Fei

Shot, Candy Co., Mood Springs, Mike's Garage 30 - Percy Barbel

Spare Mint 39 - John DePost

Leak Less 41 - Jimmy Burnout

Shiny Wax 49 - Ben Racingtire

Petrol 50 - Robert Johnson

Corrosion Seal 85 - Daniel Spinout

Oiljuice 91- Ken Jordan

Oil City 109 - Werner Drifton

## Gallery

Ya Chun Fei's crash at Florida.Robert Hit Ya Chun FeiPercy BarbelFinish line in 1957 Florida 500
2006 Piston Cup Version (Roma228's Version)

## Racers (Roma228's version)

1. Maggi 2 - Ben Carton (instead of The King)
2. Lays 3 - Joeseph Cargo (instead of Ryan Shields)
3. Lime Lazer Cola 7 - Toby Clutchburn (instead of Slider Petrolski)
4. Henry's Sports Tire Place 13 - Eric Swift (instead of Ponchy Wipeout)
5. Bang Energy 14 - Jordan Carvers (instead of Haul Inngas)
6. Rodcap Music Co. 17 - Terence Tirebraker (instead of Johnny Blamer)
7. LG 20 - Joe Gearshift (instead of Dirkson D'Agostino)
8. Walmart 23 - Bob Mixon (instead of Davey Apex)
9. Fanta 26 - Joey Scruggs (instead of Claude Scruggs)
10. Snickers 30 - Greg Automan (instead of Brush Curber)
11. Sunoco 33 - Gerald McCoy (instead of Greg Candyman)
12. Jollibee 37 - John Raykes (instead of Murray Clutchburn)
13. Cybercar 49 - Ivan Gearson (instead of Ralph Carlow)
14. White Lazer Cola 51 - Dan Shifter (instead of Sage VanDerSpin)
15. Knorr 56 - Tobias McClutcher (instead of Ernie Gearson)
16. Lego 63 - Darren McOilchanger (instead of Rusty Cornfuel)
17. Chupa Chups 67 - Jane Motorfield (instead of Misti Motorkrass)
18. Blue Def 69 - Ted Roberts (instead of Manny Flywheel)
19. Artisan 71 - Donald Anderson (instead of Kevin Racingtire)
20. White Snow Cleaner 72 - George McCoy (instead of Billy Oilchanger)
21. Grandol Oil Co. 74 - Harvey Johnson (instead of Chuck Armstrong)
22. Formula Gas MAX 75 - Oliver Hanson (instead of Todd Marcus)
23. COA 2319 77 - Don Bypass (instead of Lee Revkins)
24. Nitroade Light 78 - Henry Oaks Jr. (instead of Kevin Shiftright)
25. Whiskas 79 - Barry Rubberman (instead of Crusty Rotor)
26. Bypass Cola 81 - John Leadfoot (instead of Eugene Carbureski)
27. Green Turbo Cola 82 - Nick Yardley (instead of James Cleanair)
28. Speed Burger 84 - Johnathan Raykes (instead of Darren Leadfoot)
29. Magenta Lazer Cola 91 - Gary Sputter (instead of Aiken Axler)
30. Sweet Juice 92 - Ken Robson (instead of Winford Bradford Rutherford)
31. Sprite 94 - Dan Hicks (instead of Chick Hicks)
32. Green Christmas Gingerbreads 96 - Warren Inglewood (instead of Floyd Mulvihill)
33. Gold Juice 99 - Tyler Steeringson (instead of Dale Earnhardt Jr.)
34. Ice Cola Beer 114 - Ben Flytire (instead of Mac iCar)
35. Dr. Pepper 128 - John McQueen (instead of Lightning McQueen)
36. Butterfinger 134 - Frank Wheelson (instead of Ruby "Easy" Oaks)

## Gallery

Ben Carton.pngBen CartonEric Swift.pngEric SwiftBob MixonDan HicksTyler Steeringson.pngTyler SteeringsonJohn McQueen
2005 Pocono/Fei 400

The 2005 Pocono/Fei 400 is the thirty-fifth race from my very own 2005 Piston Cup Season schedule.

Kyle Buschtire can't practice and qualify this race, because he is badly injured at the Grandol Oil Co. 400, instead, Terry Carbonte will race instead of Kyle Buschtire. Terry Carbonte would change his old #5 Tony The Tiger Kellogg's/Got Milk look instead.

Kyle Buschtire is still at the Motor City Hospital to repair his damages with blood coming out of his car body to heal them, instead, Terry Carbonte races.

Ernie Gearson and Murray Clutchburn got sick in the 2nd practice because they caught a cold and sneezed too hard and coughing.

Kevin Shiftright have to withdraw this race because Brian Brooks would race instead.

After 5 cars got career ending crash 2 race weeks ago, some new racers being added from late 2005 like:

* Speedy Comet
* Bobby Roadtesta
* Lane Locke
* Terry Kargas
* Chip Gearings
* Jimmy Cables

Here's Terry Carbonte with changed oldest look with #5 Kellogg's/Got Milk? livery, since Kyle Buschtire is badly injured after the 32nd race like this:

## Results

1. Strip Weathers - 400 laps
2. Chick Hicks - 400 laps
3. Bobby Swift - 400 laps
4. Brick Yardley - 400 laps
5. Lightning McQueen - 400 laps
6. Cal Weathers - 400 laps
7. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 400 laps
8. Terry Carbonte - 400 laps
9. Jeff Gorvette - 400 laps
10. Kevin Carvick - 400 laps
11. Kurt Buschtire - 400 laps
12. Haul Inngas - 400 laps
13. Eugene Carbureski - 400 laps
14. Todd Marcus - 400 laps
15. Jimmy Cables - 400 laps
16. Chip Gearings - 400 laps
17. Misti Motorkrass - 400 laps
18. Sage VanDerSpin - 400 laps
19. Billy Oilchanger - 400 laps
20. Floyd Mulvihill - 400 laps
21. Speedy Comet - 400 laps
22. Bobby Roadtesta - 400 laps
23. Chuck Armstrong - 400 laps
24. Ralph Carlow - 400 laps
25. Aiken Axler - 400 laps
26. Brush Curber - 400 laps
27. Lane Locke - 400 laps
28. Terry Kargas - 400 laps
29. James Cleanair - 400 laps
30. Lee Revkins - 400 laps
31. Greg Candyman - 400 laps
32. Dirkson D'Agostino - 400 laps
33. Tony Gaswart - 400 laps
34. Jimmie Johnson - 400 laps
35. Gerald Leadfoot - 400 laps
36. Joel McQueen - 400 laps
37. Brian Brooks - 400 laps
38. Matt Carseth - 400 laps
39. Ryan Newcar - 299 laps (CRASH, AIRBORNE)
40. Crusty Rotor - 236 laps (CRASH)
41. Diana Leadfoot - 236 laps (CRASH)
42. Johnny Blamer - 236 laps (CRASH)
43. Rusty Cornfuel - 236 laps (CRASH)
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1974 Leak Less 400 (Matroskin the Cat's Version)

The 1974 Leak Less 400 at Sonoma is a race in Matroskin the Cat's world. It is historic for being nicknamed as "The Miraculous Finish" for a final lap crash which took out Johnny Swift, Tyler Wheelington, Jared Shields, William McCoy, Rudy Shifter, D.A. Gearson, and Ben Oswald.

It was also hence its nickname for a three wide finish between Barry Smith, Mickey Tireson, and Dan Crashmaster. Barry Smith won by 2.7 millimeters over Mickey in 2nd and Dan in 3rd.

## Transcript

### The Miraculous Finish

Terry: OMG! JOHNNY SWIFT TAKES OUT 6 CARS INCLUDING BEN OSWALD IN THE WALL!

Peterson: BARRY, MICKEY AND DAN ARE THREE WIDE! IT'S GOING TO BE SO SO SO CLOSE! AND... TOO CLOSE TO CALL! OMG! OMG! OH MY FREAKING GOSH! THIS IS SUPER HISTORIC!

(Replay)

Terry: ***AND BARRY SMITH WINS OVER 2.7 MILLIMETERS OVER MICKEY AND DAN! IT'S BARRY SMITH FOR THE BEST AND MOST MIRACULOUS WIN OF THE WHOLE WIDE ENTIRE UNIVERSE IN THE HISTORY OF THE ENTIRE WHOLE WIDE WORLD EVER EVER EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!***

Barry: ***WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! BY JUST 2.7 MILLIMETERS!!!!!!!!!! I AM A RACING LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!***
2006 Piston Cup Season (MarkusKrankzler63's Version)

## Racers (MarkusKrankzler63's Version)

1. Butterfinger 1 - Kurt Capper (instead of Ryan Shields)
2. The Radicals Car Club 3 - Harold Frosty (instead of Ponchy Wipeout)
3. Clint's Bait and Tackle 7 - Ed McShine (instead of Murray Clutchburn)
4. Sprite 10 - Marvin Hypes (instead of The King)
5. Nitroade Light 11 - Jerry Marintire (instead of Greg Candyman)
6. Iron Pistons Rim 12 - Archie Flameboost (instead of Kevin Shiftright)
7. Autokool 14 - John Lowlane (instead of Dale Earnhardt, Jr.)
8. Resource General 22 - Elias Carman (instead of Misti Motorkrass)
9. Lover 23 - Al Kar (instead of Mac iCar)
10. Samsung 26 - Mark Capper (instead of Dirkson D'Agostino)
11. Whiskas 32 - Kyle Myercar (instead of Sage VanDerSpin)
12. CashCharge 35 - Carl Towman (instead of Johnny Blamer)
13. Disney Studios 37 - Steve Roadales (instead of Billy Oilchanger)
14. HP 39 - Lucas Raykes (instead of Ernie Gearson)
15. Pixar 40 - Dennis Laney (instead of Eugene Carbureski)
16. PBS Kids 45 - Zander Roadales (instead of Aiken Axler)
17. Arrow City 46 - Frederick Rims (instead of Chuck Armstrong)
18. 7-Up 50 - Joe McQueen (instead of Lightning McQueen)
19. Fireball Beach Fire Department 51 - Otis McBumper (instead of Brush Curber)
20. Muddy Hot Rod 55 - Jordan Marcus (instead of Darren Leadfoot)
21. Nike 57 - Liam Johnson (instead of James Cleanair)
22. M&M's 58 - Ethan Screamerson (instead of Ralph Carlow)
23. Black Lazer Cola 60 - Henry Hicks (instead of Chick Hicks)
24. Revsi 61 - Robert Hotrod (instead of Haul Inngas)
25. FedEx 62 - Ryan Screamerson (instead of Manny Flywheel)
26. Adidas 65 - Paul Tirebraker (instead of Winford Bradford Rutherford)
27. Amazon 70 - Gerald Flywheel (instead of Claude Scruggs)
28. Make Way 71 - Owen Gearson (instead of Rusty Cornfuel)
29. McDonald's 75 - Joseph Tireson (instead of Todd Marcus)
30. Shark's World 78 - Stan Zeus (instead of Davey Apex)
31. Sunoco 81 - Brad Trunkman (instead of Slider Petrolski)
32. Oreo 82 - Theodore Screamerson (instead of Floyd Mulvihill)
33. Wheat Tire 83 - Timmy Wheaten Jr. (instead of Kevin Racingtire)
34. Bowling Green 89 - David Mitchan (instead of the godly Ruby Oaks)
35. Fidget Spinner 94 - Scott Fidgetson IV (instead of Lee Revkins)
36. Compaq 108 - Neil McPillar (instead of Crusty Rotor)
2023 Brawny Motor Co. 500

The 2023 Brawny Motor Co. 500 is the second race of the rookie season. David Slimewheel finally won in first place for the first time in any rookie race.

However, due to the rainy conditions making the roads a bit slippery, causing some racers to be pulled from the lineup.

The new energizer race, making his debut race, Rusty vanderfloyde, have to withdraw this race, because his engine caught fire due to unknown reasons, though it is currently being investigated.

## Place results.

1. David slimewheel- 1st place (500 laps, and avoided crash)
2. TBA
3. TBA

## The huge incident.

The following accident was described as the worst and most dangerous accident in Race history.

The big crash was started on Lap 182 when FN racer, john clutchenheimer, since he banged into racer 170, racing for bobcat company, bill bobby, who crashed into the other racers, as the Jim henson racer, Jimmy, went airborne at 12 feet high near David.

Later after the race, Officials identified Another racer seriously injured racers as Debbie glossy, racing for crayola, who got a scar on her eye after the accident.

## Gallery of crashes and incidents

Rusty vanderfloyde, his back tires caught fire mid-wayBill bobby crashing while the other racers try to avoid it.Claude lemonrev, flying
2003 Piston Cup Season (2)

## 2003 Piston Cup Season

Gabe DePedal's crash.

In 2003, the piston cup racers who appeared in the Cars DVD appear in this season. But now it is Andre's version of the Real Life Cars that was coming out in 2007 (DVD in 2008) and this year's race we are celebrating 20 years in 2006!!!

## Racers

Clutch Aid 2 - Morgan Dover

Ruby Juice 5 - Ell Rodgers

Tank Coat 6 - Cindy Drafton

Shiny Wax 7 - Riley Andre

Spare Mint 12 - Toby Crosshairs

Dirty 15 - Chris Blacktire

Tow Cap 16 - Todd Carvers

Amazon 17 - Jasper Yardley

Capri-Sun 18 - Gerald "O" Connor

Chick-Fil-A 24 - Ash Cartman

8-Bit Energy Drink 28 - Joel Crankleshaft

Easy Idle 31 - Darrell Weathers

RPM 39 - Hammer Wisconsin

Lazer Juice 46 - Anthony Ross

Cherry Beverage 54 - Lincoln Freeman

Comdey Midnight Of Joy 62 - Mack Foxkaar

Lil' Torquey Pistons 65 - Philip Shiftright

Faux Wheel Drive 68 - Silver Crossbar

Sony 75 - Kevin Mightload

BNL 76 - Fred Wheelson

Red Drink 84 - Aodhan Axel

Vinyl Toupee 85 - Adam Patrick

Fiber Fuel 87 - Flash Steeringson

Nitroade 91 - Mike Leadfoot

No Stall 96 - Jacques Tireson

Gasprin 102 - Joan Carson

Sidewall Shine 108 - Khalil Fast

Nike 115 - Neil Racingtire

5MPH 206 - Gabe DePedal

## Schedule

1. Florida 500 at Florida Int. Speedway
2. to be continued

## Gallery

Morgan DoverCindy DraftonRiley AndreChris BlacktireGerald "O" ConnorAsh CartmanJoel CrankleshaftDarrell WeathersHammer WisconsinLincoln FreemanMack TiresonJoan CarsonGabe DePedal
## 2003 Florida 500

Racers started their engines and they were all getting ready to race as the crowd was cherring.

When the race was on, pole winner Darrell Weathers took the early lead and led most laps (128), but on lap 62, Gabe DePedal was racing fine, but suddenly was hit by the wall because something was gone wrong. He would go to the hospital to get repaired after his crash in which he almost died on. Darrell would go on to win the 2003 Florida 500. Darrell was so happy as he won the 500.Gabe DePedal was racing fine, but suddenly was hit by the wall because something was gone wrong. He would go to the hospital to get repaired after his crash in which he almost died on. Darrell would go on to win the 2003 Florida 500. Darrell was so happy as he won the 500.
1997 Hendrick Motorsports commercial

The 1997 Hendrick Motorsports commercial is a commercial with an expression of God vs Satan vs Jesus during a race. It is about Piston Cup Hendrick teammates Jeff Gorvette and Terry Carbonte passing their rival Chick Hicks, and Jeff won the race. After the race, Chick goes home, and Ken Schrader, Aloy Wilson, Jonathan Melter, Thomas Tanrev, Darren Leadfoot and Murray Clutchburn who are also Piston Cup racers from Hendrick Motorsports cheered for Jeff's win and Terry's help. This is one of the longest Piston Cup commercials **EVER!**

## Act/Cast

* Terry Carbonte - God
* Chick Hicks - Satan
* Jeff Gorvette - Jesus
* Pinkie - The Host
* Spike - The Commentator
* Murray Clutchburn, Jonathan Melter, Alloy Wilson, Thomas Tanrev, Darren Leadfoot and Ken Schrader - The Cheerers

## Transcript

Pinkie: It's the last lap of the race and Chick Hicks is in the lead.

Terry: Hey Jeff, we need to pass Chick to win the race.

Jeff: Hendrick Motorsports teammates, here we come!

Pinkie: Terry and Jeff are catching up to Chick.

HTB Chief: Look, behind you.

Chick: What!?

Terry: How are you doing Chick. I am gonna pass you.

Chick: Nope! (blocks Crusty)

Spike: Oh, and Chick blocks Terry!

Jeff: I'm gonna pass him, Terry! Were teammates!

Terry: Ok. I'll push you into the lead.

Jeff: Here we go!

Pinkie: Looks like Terry Carbonte is pushing his teammate Jeff Gorvette.

Chick: (sees Jeff and Terry passing him) Hu?

Pinkie: He pushes Jeff into the lead!

Chick: WHAT?!

Jeff: Seeya Chicken!

Terry: Bye Chick!

Chick: NO! (Crashes)

Spike: AND GORVETTE WINS THE (Yee) RACE!

Jeff: **I DID IT! I (Seal bark) WON!! (Popeye toot x2)** **WHOOOOO HOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!**

Terry: Great job Jeff. Let's drive to victory lane.

(1 minute later)

(Jeff drinks Pepsi out of a Pepsi can)

Jeff: I can't believe I won the race!

Terry: I know Jeff. I know.

(Ken, Alloy, Darren, Murray, Jonathan and Thomas come in)

Ken: Well done Jeff!

Jonathan: Good win.

Darren: Great job!

Thomas: Congratulations.

Alloy: I can hear this all day.

Murray: Yeah! We both belive that Jeff's gonna be a...

Chick: THAT'S IT! I REFUSE TO LOSE!

Jeff: Hey Chicken! Did you know I won the race? I beat you to the...

Chick: SHUT UP JEFF! DON'T CALL ME CHICKEN! IF YOU BEAT ME AGIAN, I'LL KILL (Popeye toot) YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jeff: (Laughs) Very funny, Chicken!

Chick: (Popeye toot 2x) YOU TOO TERRY! YOU ARE GOING TO PAY FOR WHAT YOU DID FOR PUSHING JEFF TO FIRST PLACE!!!!!!

Terry: Really? You're a very selfish racer.

Chick: ALSO YOU (Dolphin censor) GUYS!

Murray: I don't want to get killed!

Alloy: Me to!

Ken: So do I!

Jonathan: Please don't kill us.

Thomas: That's right.

Darren: We both wanna...

Chick: I DON'T CARE! I'LL KILL YOU (Seal bark) ALL ONE (Yee) DAY!!!!!!!!! (Races out) SO LONG SUCKERS!!!!!!!!!!!

Terry: See Jeff. We're teammates of Hendrick Motorsports.

Ken: And us too.

Alloy: That's right!

Darren: Include us!

Murray: Yeah!

Commercial host: Hendrick Motorsports. No matter race there was, we'll win it.
2005 Rust-eze 500

The 2005 Rust-eze 500 is the fifth race from my very own 2005 Piston Cup Season schedule.

Murray Clutchburn's hauler is getting lazy and he didn't take him to the track, instead, he goes to the grandstands instead.

## Results

1. Lightning McQueen - 500 laps
2. Diana Leadfoot - 500 laps
3. Chick Hicks - 500 laps
4. Kevin Shiftright - 500 laps
5. Kurt Buschtire - 500 laps
6. Ryan Newcar - 500 laps
7. Strip Weathers - 500 laps
8. Gerald Leadfoot - 500 laps
9. Eugene Carbureski - 500 laps
10. Ernie Gearson - 500 laps
11. Sage VanDerSpin - 500 laps
12. Manny Flywheel - 500 laps
13. Chuck Armstrong - 500 laps
14. Joel McQueen - 500 laps
15. Billy Oilchanger - 500 laps
16. Lee Revkins - 500 laps
17. Crusty Rotor - 500 laps
18. Ralph Carlow - 500 laps
19. Misti Motorkrass - 500 laps
20. John Hicks - 500 laps
21. Jeff Gorvette - 500 laps
22. Matt Carseth - 500 laps
23. Jimmie Johnson - 500 laps
24. Kevin Carvick - 500 laps
25. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 500 laps
26. Slider Petrolski - 500 laps
27. Floyd Mulvihill - 500 laps
28. Kasey Corner - 500 laps
29. Bob Hicks - 500 laps
30. Ryan Thunderbolt Jr. - 500 laps
31. Haul Inngas - 500 laps
32. Brush Curber - 500 laps
33. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 500 laps
34. Ruby "Easy" Oaks - 500 laps
35. Kyle Buschtire - 500 laps
36. Todd Marcus - 500 laps
37. Michael Cartrip - 500 laps
38. Rusty Wheelhouse - 500 laps
39. Darren Leadfoot - 500 laps
40. Ponchy Wipeout - 500 laps
41. Ryan Shields - 500 laps
42. Dirkson D'Agostino - 250 laps (CRASH)
43. Bobby Carbonte - 250 laps (CRASH)
2006 Piston Cup Season (Totaldrama's version)

## Racers (Totaldrama's version)

1. Mello Yello 08 - Jay Truman (instead of Haul Inngas)
2. Snickers 6 - Harry White (instead of Dirkson D'Agostino)
3. Arrow Retail 7 - Ron Harrison (instead of Crusty Rotor)
4. Joe's Bar and Grill 9 - Fred Axler (instead of Sage VanDerSpin)
5. Henry's Sport Tire Place 13 - Gregory Sidewinder (instead of Rusty Cornfuel)
6. DeWalt 17 - Matt Carseth (instead of Dale Earnhardt Jr)
7. STP 18 - Andrew Revkins (instead of Johnny Blamer)
8. Hawaiian Punch 21 - Harvey Redwheel (instead of Manny Flywheel)
9. Disney 25 - Luke Fillups (instead of The King)
10. Samsung 26 - Zach Powers (instead of Mac iCar)
11. Coca Cola 27 - Mitch Rodcap (instead of James Cleanair)
12. Sprite 30 - William Bashman (instead of Winford Bradford Rutherford)
13. Fanta 32 - Michael McQueen (instead of Lightning McQueen)
14. Sunoco 35 - Phil Carwheel Jr (instead of Chuck Armstrong)
15. HP 40 - Mark Wheelson (instead of Ruby Oaks)
16. LG 42 - Dan Speedland (instead of Ralph Carlow)
17. Coors Light 44 - Hannah Turnright (instead of Misti Motorkrass)
18. Monster Energy Drink 45 - Aaron Stewart (instead of Kevin Shiftright)
19. Cybercar 46 - Walter New-Win (instead of Darren Leadfoot)
20. Oreo 48 - David Revelic (instead of Ponchy Wipeout)
21. M&M's 50 - Liam Wheelshift (instead of Todd Marcus)
22. MTN Dew Voltage 51 - Thomas Braker (instead of Lee Revkins)
23. Sweet Drink 54 - George Wheeltire (instead of Ryan Shields)
24. Pepsi 57 - Kurt Cables (instead of Aiken Axler)
25. Burger King 61 - Henry Trailer (instead of Claude Scruggs)
26. McDonald's 65 - Jack Towman (instead of Billy Oilchanger)
27. Pennzoil 72 - Henry Powertire (instead of Ernie Gearson)
28. Rodcap Music Co 75 - Oliver Spinner (instead of Slider Petrolski)
29. Sky's Bar and Grill 81 - Leo Revler (instead of Brush Curber)
30. Subway 85 - Kyle Joltline (instead of Davey Apex)
31. Larry's Bar and Grill 87 - Ernest Crasher (instead of Chick Hicks)
32. Dr Pepper 89 - Clint Axel (instead of Murray Clutchburn)
33. Diamond Juice 94 - Tim DePost (instead of Greg Candyman)
34. 7-Up 95 - Jim Whiteford (instead of Floyd Mulvihill)
35. O'Reilly 98 - Tim Larson (instead of Kevin Racingtire)
36. Orange Lazer Cola 106 - John Firewheel (instead of Eugene Carbureski)

### Gallery (Totaldrama's version)

Jay TrumanHarry WhiteRon HarrisonGregory SidewinderAndrew RevkinsZach PowersWilliam BashmanPhil Carwheel Jr.Liam WheelshiftThomas BrakerJack TowmanTim DePostTim LarsonJohn Firewheel
Alan Watson Jr.

Alan Watson Jr is the 1986 to 2001 Vinyl Toupee racer. Before the 2002 Piston Cup Season, he got fired and replaced by Crusty Rotor. Alan is originally a 1986 (later 1987) Husker Morocco, but got upgraded to a 1993 Capitol Motors Verve XT in 1994.

## History

In 1993, Alan did good winning the 1993 JLP 500 at Georgia Superspeedway beating Joel McQueen by 4 feet. Alan also won the 1998 Sputter Stop 120. But before the 2002 season, he got fired and replaced by Crusty Rotor.
1976 Smasherville 350

The 1976 Smasherville 350 is known for Ivan Yoder shocking everyone to win with The King second and rookie Bill "Raleigh" Shields third.

## Results

1. Ivan Yoder
2. The King
3. Bill "Raleigh" Shields
4. James Carlidge
5. Bernie Cones
6. John Rigley
7. Pete Carlinton
8. Kraig Shiftright
9. Lee Cunningham
10. Joe Axel
11. Michael Accelerator
12. Ronald Oaks
13. David Palmer
14. Jackie Thomason
15. Carl Smith
16. Dale Earnhardt Sr
17. Mike Seasons
18. Dave Topspin
19. Cole Speedland
20. Michael Smith
21. Kraig Johnson
22. Thomas Tireson
23. Tony Steeringson Jr.
24. Andrew Axler
25. Bernie Simpson
26. James Robson
27. Charles Johnson
28. Dick Miller
29. Donald Smith
30. Slide Powers
31. Don Alternators (crash into wall)
32. Jonathan Melter (punctured front right tire)
2005 Richmond 500

The 2005 Richmond 500 is the forty-fourth race from my very own 2005 Piston Cup Season schedule.

Kyle Trackson had to start an accidental 5 car crash, that Kyle Trackson wrecked Rusty Cornfuel and collected himself out while crashing into 3 other cars.

## Results

1. Cal Weathers - 500 laps
2. Lightning McQueen - 500 laps
3. Bobby Swift - 500 laps
4. Chick Hicks - 500 laps
5. Kurt Buschtire - 500 laps
6. Strip Weathers - 500 laps
7. Ryan Newcar - 500 laps
8. Brick Yardley - 500 laps
9. Kevin Shiftright - 500 laps
10. Eugene Carbureski - 500 laps
11. Matt Carseth - 500 laps
12. Bobby Carbonte - 500 laps
13. Kyle Buschtire - 500 laps
14. Sage VanDerSpin - 500 laps
15. Chip Gearings - 500 laps
16. Chuck Armstrong - 500 laps
17. Jimmy Cables - 500 laps
18. Lane Locke - 500 laps
19. Floyd Mulvihill - 500 laps
20. James Cleanair - 500 laps
21. Murray Clutchburn - 500 laps
22. Speedy Comet - 500 laps
23. Bobby Roadtesta - 500 laps
24. Haul Inngas - 500 laps
25. Billy Oilchanger - 500 laps
26. Misti Motorkrass - 500 laps
27. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 477 laps (ENGINE FAIL)
28. Ryan Shields - 437 laps (ENGINE FAIL)
29. Crusty Rotor - 364 laps (BROKEN SPOILER)
30. Ralph Carlow - 317 laps (CRASH)
31. Rusty Cornfuel - 317 laps (CRASH)
32. Ernie Gearson - 317 laps (CRASH)
33. Kyle Trackson - 317 laps (CRASH)
34. Slider Petrolski - 317 laps (CRASH)
35. Aiken Axler - 207 laps (CRASH)
36. Kevin Racingtire - 207 laps (CRASH)
37. Tony Gaswart - 207 laps (CRASH, OUT FOR THE SEASON)
38. Gerald Leadfoot - 207 laps (CRASH, OUT FOR THE SEASON)
39. Joel McQueen - 207 laps (CRASH, OUT FOR THE SEASON)
40. Lee Revkins - 207 laps (CRASH)
41. Brush Curber - 207 laps (CRASH)
42. Manny Flywheel - 207 laps (CRASH)
43. Todd Marcus - 207 laps (CRASH)
Andre Whiteford

**Andre Whiteford** had the longest career of a racer for 43 years from 1973 to 2016 (Marvin Cargo had 40 from 1965 to 2005 not counting backup racer years while Steve Parkerson from 1949 to 1991 had 42). Andre went rookie in 1978.

## History

Andre Whiteford has always been known as one of the most stable racers of the 80's. Although not as good as some of the other racers of his era he has been known as a very stable racer who would finish in the top 20 in almost every race and rarely DNF.

Andre's first win is the 1977 HSTP 400 at Kansas. His last was in the 2013 HSTP 400.

His 2005 stats are good with 1 win, 3 top 5s and 7 top 10s. He overall finished 14th in the championship.

However Andre started to become slow and do poorly from 2006 onwards and started to only get a few top 10's and a many more engine failures because of his old model. But then a model change in 2010 and also a new modified engine and many new parts made him faster and got him to win races including even the 2012 Florida 500!!! He also somehow won the 2013 HSTP 400 his last win.

He still raced until 2016 and got some top 10's. Finally he retired after the next gens started coming in. Ernie won a total of 29 races, 9 of which are HSTP 400's in 1977, 1986, 1988, 1991, 1995, 2002, 2004 and 2013. He holds couple of records including the longest career at 43 years and the longest time to win a Florida 500 at 39 years.

He is one of the best of the Cars 1 racers due to having 29 wins with only Tyler Grease, Ken Poptire, Roy Hicks, Bart McQueen and of course Marvin Cargo having more wins then him.
Andre DePedal

**Andre "The Shockster" DePedal** is a Piston Cup racer from 2003 to 2016. He was a backup racer for Harry Smithfield from 1993 to 1995 and a part-time racer from 1996 to 2002. He's an Axxelo Fission. Andre was involved in a wreck where at one point, Dash Rallyman ended on top of him, however, he managed to continue racing

In 2016, Andre was one of the racers who stayed for the season, but he got fired and replaced by Mark Whiteford
2010 Florida 500

First race of my 2010 season schedule.

## Results

1. Lightning McQueen - 200 laps
2. Strip Weathers - 200 laps
3. Chick Hicks - 200 laps
4. Jeff Gorvette - 200 laps
5. Kyle Buschtire - 200 laps
6. Rex Revler - 200 laps
7. Jimmy Cables - 200 laps
8. Matt Carseth - 200 laps
9. REST ARE TBA!!!!!!!
31. TBA - 200 laps
32. TBA - 198 laps
33. TBA - 195 laps
34. TBA - 193 laps
35. TBA - 185 laps
36. TBA - 174 laps
37. TBA - 160 laps
38. TBA - 117 laps
39. TBA - 90 laps
40. TBA - 89 laps
41. TBA - 79 laps
42. Buck Bearingly (CRASH) - 76 laps
43. Ralph Carlow (CRASH) - 64 laps
1990 Piston Cup Season

The 1990 Piston Cup Season is a Piston Cup Season.

## Races

1. COA 2319 200 at Green Road Speedway
2. Smasherville 350 at Smasherville
3. Sputter Stop 120 at Los Angeles
4. Dirty 300 at Dirtland Speedway
5. TBA

## Racers

Smell Swell 01 - Sammy Smelter

Miller 2 - Rusty Wallace

GM Goodwrench 3 - Dale Earnhardt

Nitroade 13 - Andrew Axler (father of Aiken)

DW Store.com 17 - Darrell Cartrip

Miller Lite 27 - Rusty Wallace

Texaco Havoline 28 - Davey Carlison

Mood Springs 33 - Chuck Armstrong

Trunk Fresh 34 - Jimmy B.

Shifty Drug 35 - Jared Racingtire

Tank Coat 36 - Dick Miller

View Zeen 39 - Bill "Raleigh" Shields

Pepsi Cola 40 - Brian Johnson

Dinoco 43 - The King

Oxnard 48 - Thomas Tanrev

Easy Idle 51 - Ronald Oaks (until death)

Leak Less 52 - Claude Scruggs

Faux Wheel Drive 54 - Simon Johnson

Fiber Fuel 56 - Charles Johnson

Corrosion Seal 57 - Ivan Yoder

Octane Gain 58 - Billy Oilchanger (Rookie)

Vitoline 61 - James Cleanair

RPM 64 - Devon Bradford Rutherford

N20 Cola 68 - Ron Pitcar

Gasprin 70 - Floyd Mulvihill

Rev N Go 73 - Misti Motorkrass

Sidewall Shine 74 - Jordan Powers

JLP 75 - Cole Speedland

Vinyl Toupee 76 - Crusty Rotor

Sony Vaio 78 - Alloy Wilson

Retread 79 - Norman Greek

Shiny Wax 82 - Mark Landis

Re-Volting 84 - Don Alternators

HTB 86 - Chick Hicks

Bumper Save 90 - James Robson

Sputter Stop 92 - Murray Clutchburn

Spare Mint 93 - Ernie Gearson

Tuxedo Plumbing 98 - Jonathan Melter

Tach O Mint 101 - Greg Candyman

Clutch Aid 121 - Klint Shiftright

No Stall 123 - Larry Smith

## Gallery

Sammy SmelterDale EarnhardtDavid PalmerChuck ArmstrongJimmy B.Jared RacingtireStrip Weathers (The King)Thomas TanrevClaude ScruggsIvan YoderBilly OilchangerJames CleanairMichael CartripMisti MotorkrassSlide PowersCole SpeedlandAlan Watson Jr.Alloy WilsonBilly FordMark LandisDon AlternatorsChick HicksJames RobsonMurray ClutchburnErnie GearsonJonathan MelterGreg CandymanKlint ShiftrightLarry Smith
## Pictures

The final lap of the 1990 Sputter Stop 120.
1989 COA 2319 200

The 1989 COA 2319 200 at Green Road Speedway is known for Brian Johnson winning with The King second and Chick Hicks third.

## The Race

### Lap 71 Crash

On lap 71, racers Bernie Simpson and Alan Watson Jr collided and Watson crashed hard into the inside wall, causing him to cut the wall, flip over five times and land on his wheels with his engine under the hood on fire. Watson missed two races and returned for the Dirty 300 with replacement of Crusty Rotor (Crusty was originally Watson Jr's backup from 1986 to 2001 before full-time debut in 2002).

Bernie flipped over twice and also landed on his wheels, but didn't miss the Smasherville 350 or any races and raced in the Florida 500.

### Lap 200

It was the final lap and racers The King and Chick Hicks were fighting for the lead until suddenly, Brian Johnson passed Slide Powers, Ivan Yoder, Larry Martinez, Joe Carbureski and The King and Chick on turn 3, but The King tried to pass Brian on turn 4, but Brian was too fast and won the race with The King second and Chick third.

## Results

1. Brian Johnson
2. The King
3. Chick Hicks
4. Joe Carbureski
5. Larry Martinez
6. Ivan Yoder
7. Slide Powers

to be continued by Artur Belous
1980 Piston Cup Season (Gnmkool186's Version)

**Only Gnmkool186 and Matroskin the Cat editing this page. Andre67white, Carl Clutchen and DolphiN and BarsiK CANNOT edit at all!**

The 1980 Piston Cup Season is a season in Gnmkool186's version of the Piston Cup. Henry Shafton wins the season.

## Schedule

1. Florida 500 at Florida
2. Heartland 350 at Heartland
3. TBA by Gnmkool186

## Racers

Intersection 00 - Joe Benson

Rust-Eze 01 - Earl Grease

Cybercar 04 - Jack Spinner

Speed Burger 1 - Larry Wrench

Lite 2 - Rusty Wheelhouse (Rookie)

Faux Wheel Drive 3 - Anthony Highbanks

Tow Cap 4 - Cody Jones

SynerG 5 - Henry Shafton

Budweiser 8 - Ralph Earnhardt

Coors 9 - Bill Racelott

IGNTR 11 - Peter Truncan

Carbon Cyber 12 - Kurt Drafter

Japanese Noodles 16 - Neo Shibata

Lil' Torquey Pistons 17 - Darrell Cartrip

Coca-Cola 17 - Bobby Allison

College Françoise Dupont 18 - Harold Camber

Popeye's 22 - Charlie Brakedrum

Arrow 26 - Adam Karter

Nitroade 28 - Frank Western

Mood Springs 33 - Bill Brady (Last Season)

Shifty Drug 35 - Johnny Driverson

Tank Coat 36 - Dick Miller

View Zeen 39 - Bill Shields

Dinoco 43 - Strip Weathers

Oliver House 45 - Tyler Comet

Easy Idle 51 - Nicholas Hollis

Leak Less 52 - Michael Smith

Fiber Fuel 56 - Charles Johnson

Corrosion Seal 57 - Ivan Yoder

Octane Gain 58 - David Miller

Lowe's 61 - Willy Curber

Vitoline 61 - Travis Hoodson

Comdey Midnight of Joy 62 - Robert Conrev

8 Bit Energy Drink 62 - Dave Barnett

Transberry Juice 63 - Todd Windows

RPM 64 - Devon Rutherford

Texas Tea 67 - Leonard Clutchburn

N20 Cola 68 - Bill Clintson

Gasprin 70 - Mike Yankee

Rev N Go 73 - Kelly Pistoncar

Sidewall Shine 74 - Slide Powers

JLP 75 - Cole Speedland (Last Season)

Vinyl Toupee 76 - Steve Kart

Jumbo Pretzels 77 - Ellie Wrecker

Retread 79 - Leon Powers

Gask-Its 80 - Grover White (Last Season)

Shiny Wax 82 - Jerry Alternators (Rookie)

Re-Volting 84 - Martin Power

Combustr 86 - Chick Hicks

Bumper Save 90 - James Robson

Sputter Stop 92 - Herbert Brown

Spare Mint 93 - Bill Racelott

Tach-O-Mint 101 - Mario Truckee

Perrier 102 - Jerry Pitstop (Last Season)

Clutch Aid 121 - Klint Shiftright (Rookie)

No Stall 123 - Robbie Racingtire (Rookie)

## Pictures

Charlie Brakedrum's crash in Heartland 350
2002 Dinoco 400

Tony Gaswart got his very first Piston Cup win out of two. He beat Mark Cartin by only 3 feet. There was three separate accidents, one on lap 44, another on lap 56 and the final one of lap 167. Billy Oilchanger wins with Mark Cartin 2nd and Kurt Buschtire 3rd. Haul Inngas did not race as he missed the race due to his crash and was replaced by Turner.
Aiken Ruben

Aiken Ruben, is a piston cup rookie racer, who is numbered 71, and races for the Duracell Batteries sponsor team. He was set to race in the 2001 bass pro shops 400, after his success during the 1999 Mood springs 400, But, during the bass pro shops race, he was unable to start, which lead to Freddy Scruggs taking over.

## History

He joined the piston cup racing series in 1999, and debuted at the Mood springs 400, where he took home first place after his successful win.

During the 2001 Bass pro shops 400, after completing only 3 laps, his engine stopped, and he was towed away, and Freddy Scruggs took over for him during the race. While it may have been a major setback, he still puts his engine to what races he races in.

## Wins

1. 2001 Bass pro shops 400- (was unable to win)
2006 Piston Cup Season (FerrariFan458's Version)

## Racers (Ferrari Fan's version):

1. Purple Lazer Cola 1 - Peter Spinout (instead of Ponchy Wipeout)
2. Blue Def 7 - Eric Brakes (instead of Kevin Shiftright)
3. FedEx 11 - Larry Fuelrun (instead of Dale Earnhardt Jr)
4. Ice Cold Beer Lite 12 - Zach Racington (instead of Davey Apex)
5. Nitroade Light 14 - Donald WhiteTire (instead of Eugene Carbureski)
6. Grandol Oil Co 16 - Carly Newman (instead of Misti Motorkrass)
7. Green Energy 20 - Tom McQueen (instead of Lightning McQueen)
8. Adidas 24 - Steve Downshifter (instead of Billy Oilchanger)
9. Fanta 25 - Ethan Shields (instead of Todd Marcus)
10. Bypass Cola 29 - Zander Roadages (instead of Floyd Mulvihill)
11. LG 32 - Henry Downshifter (instead of Chuck Armstrong)
12. Miller Lite 33 - Phillip Roadales (instead of Brush Curber)
13. Butterfinger 34 - Dennis Screamerson (instead of Greg Candyman)
14. M&M's 35 - James Raykes (instead of the super cool Winford Bradford Rutherford)
15. Cybercar 37 - Paul Wheelhouse (instead of Ralph Carlow)
16. Sweet Drink 39 - Sammy Narikgaston (instead of Kevin Racingtire)
17. HP 40 - Paul McRadiator (instead of Aiken Axler)
18. Coca Cola 45 - Andrew Oilrod (instead of the super cool Ruby Oaks)
19. Tide 47 - David Spark (instead of Johnny Blamer)
20. MTN Dew 48 - Scott Racelott (instead of Mac iCar)
21. M&M's 50 - Kyle Powertire (instead of the King)
22. Compaq 52 - Cody Maverick (instead of Slider Petrolski)
23. Autokool 55 - Andre Carry (instead of Darren Leadfoot)
24. Sprite 57 - Dan Brakedrum (instead of James Cleanair)
25. McDonald's 60 - Darrel Laney (instead of the cool Crusty Rotor)
26. Amazon 62 - Alex Highdrift (instead of the epic Lee Revkins)
27. Dr Pepper 64 - Walter Marcus (instead of Sage VanDerSpin)
28. Pepsi 65 - Joey Hypes (instead of Claude Scruggs)
29. KFC 70 - Austin Conrev (instead of Ernie Gearson)
30. COA 2319 75 - Kurt Screamerson (instead of Dirkson D'Agostino)
31. Artisan 81 - Sam Belous (instead of Manny Flywheel)
32. Blue Turbo Cola 85 - Jack Fillups (instead of Murray Clutchburn)
33. Target 89 - Lionel New-Win (instead of Haul Inngas)
34. Sweet Juice 94 - George Shifter (instead of Rusty Cornfuel)
35. Fitzgerald 100 - Horace Crashmaster (instead of Chick Hicks)
36. Motortrend 112 - Robert Tireson (instead of Ryan Shields)

## Gallery

Ethan ShieldsHenry DownshifterJames RaykesDavid SparkAlex Highdrift
2004 Axxelo Fission commercial

The 2004 Axxelo Fission commercial is a commercial of Jeff Gorvette, Darren Leadfoot, and a female 1977 SUV.

## Footage of the commercial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faa0p5liT9k

## Transcript

(Jeff pushes Darren)

Commercial host: Jeff Gorvette, the fastest rank Piston Cup race car in additional quality.

(Darren pushes Jeff)

Commercial host: Darren Leadfoot, the best green full-size Piston Cup racecar

(Jeff and Darren pushing each other)

Darren: Take it!

Jeff: You take it.

(A female 1977 SUV came to park)

Commercial host: And the Powerful 275 Horsepower TrailBlazer.

1977 SUV: Boys.

Commercial host: It's one tough family of mobiles. Axxelo, an American Revolution.
1976 Piston Cup Season

The 1976 Piston Cup Season is best known for the shocking win of racer Ivan Yoder in the Smasherville 350. It was Ivan's only win.

## Racers

Tow Cap 4 - David Palmer

Dale Earnhardt Inc. 8 - Dale Earnhardt Sr

No Stall 15 - Kraig Johnson

Nitroade 28 - Andrew Axler

Mood Springs 33 - Lee Cunningham

Shifty Drug 35 - James Carlidge

Tank Coat 36 - Dick Miller

View Zeen 39 - Bill "Raleigh" Shields (Rookie)

Dinoco 43 - The King

Unsponsored 48 - Mike Seasons

Revsi 50 - Carl Smith

Easy Idle 51 - Ronald Oaks (father of Ruby)

Leak Less 52 - Michael Smith

Southern Gold 53 - Thomas Tireson

Fiber Fuel 56 - Charles Johnson

Corrosion Seal 57 - Ivan Yoder

Octane Gain 58 - Bernie Simpson

Vitoline 61 - John Rigley

RPM 64 - Joe Axel

N20 Cola 68 - Dave Topspin

Gasprin 70 - Jackie Thomason

Rev N Go 73 - Tony Steeringson Jr.

Sidewall Shine 74 - Slide Powers

JLP 75 - Cole Speedland

Retread 79 - Leon Powers

Shiny Wax 82 - Donald Smith

Re-Volting 84 - Don Alternators

Bumper Save 90 - James Robson

Sputter Stop 92 - Michael Accelerator

Spare Mint 93 - Pete Carlinton

Tuxedo Plumbing 98 - Jonathan Melter

Clutch Aid 121 - Kraig Shiftright
2009 Hostile Takeover Bank 500

The 2009 Hostile Takeover Bank 500 is the ninth race from my very own 2009 Piston Cup Season schedule.

## Results

1. Brad Carslowski - 188 laps
2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 188 laps
3. Ryan Newcar - 188 laps
4. Lightning McQueen - 188 laps
5. Cal Weathers - 188 laps
6. Kurt Buschtire - 188 laps
7. Greg Beeple - 188 laps
8. Brian Vickars - 188 laps
9. Joey Logearno - 188 laps
10. Jeff Burnton - 188 laps
11. Brick Yardley - 188 laps
12. Bobby Swift - 188 laps
13. Paul Racedraft - 188 laps
14. Joe Brakechek - 188 laps
15. Chick Hicks - 188 laps
16. Casey Gears - 188 laps
17. Matt Carseth - 188 laps
18. Terry Kargas - 188 laps
19. Elliott Draftler - 188 laps
20. Juan Pablo Montoycar - 188 laps
21. Michael Cartrip - 188 laps
22. Denny Carlin - 188 laps
23. Tony Gaswart - 188 laps
24. Carl Edwards - 188 laps (CATCHFENCE ACCIDENT)
25. Kyle Buschtire - 187 laps
26. Danny Swervez - 187 laps
27. Jackson Storm - 187 laps
28. Bobby Carbonte - 179 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
29. Gerald Leadfoot - 179 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
30. Jimmie Johnson - 179 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
31. Speedy Comet - 179 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
32. Rex Revler - 179 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
33. Martin Carex Jr. - 179 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
34. Sam Carnish Jr. - 179 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
35. AJ Carmendinger - 164 laps
36. Kasey Corner - 133 laps
37. Jeff Gorvette - 128 laps
38. Kevin Carvick - 127 laps
39. Clint Bowcar - 8 laps
40. David Gillicar - 6 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
41. Dud Throttleman - 6 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
42. Jamie McCarry - 6 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
43. Mark Cartin - 6 laps (CRASHED, DNF)
2003 Piston Cup Season

The 2003 Piston Cup Season is best known for the historic Charlotte 400. there 46 races 3 of them have to dnq

## Racers

Smell Swell 01 - Gerald Leadfoot

Miller Lite 2 - Rusty Wallace

Tow Cap 4 - Rusty Cornfuel

Dale Earnhardt Inc. 8 - Dale Earnhardt Jr

Gask-it's 9 - Bill Racelott

DeWalt 17 - Matt Carseth

Home Depot 20 - Tony Gaswart

Sony Vaio 22 - Ryan Newcar

DuPont 24 - Jeff Gorvette

Nitroade 28 - Aiken Axler (Rookie)

GM Goodwrench 29 - Kevin Carvick

Mood Springs 33 - Chuck Armstrong

Trunk Fresh 34 - Dirkson D'Agostino

Shifty Drug 35 - Kevin Racingtire

Tank Coat 36 - Eugene Carbureski

View Zeen 39 - Ryan Shields

Target 50 - Ryan Thunderbolt Jr.

Easy Idle 51 - Ruby Oaks

Leak Less 52 - Claude Scruggs

Faux Wheel Drive 54 - Johnny Blamer

Fiber Fuel 56 - Brush Curber

Octane Gain 58 - Billy Oilchanger

Vitoline 61 - James Cleanair

Transberry Juice 63 - Lee Revkins

RPM 64 - Winford Bradford Rutherford

N20 Cola 68 - Manny Flywheel

Gasprin 70 - Floyd Mulvihill

Rev N Go 73 - Misti Motorkrass

Sidewall Shine 74 - Slider Petrolski

Vinyl Toupee 76 - Crusty Rotor

Retread 79 - Haul Inngas

Shiny Wax 82 - Darren Leadfoot

Re-Volting 84 - Davey Apex

HTB 86 - Chick Hicks

UPS 88 - Dale Carrett

Bumper Save 90 - Ponchy Wipeout

Sputter Stop 92 - Murray Clutchburn

Spare Mint 93 - Ernie Gearson

Tach O Mint 101 - Greg Candyman

Lil Torquey Pistons 117 - Ralph Carlow

Clutch Aid 121 - Kevin Shiftright

No Stall 123 - Todd Marcus

## Gallery

Gerald LeadfootRusty WallaceRusty CornfuelDale Earnhardt Jr.Bill RacelottMatt CarsethTony GaswartJeff GorvetteRyan Newcarkyle tracksonAiken AxlerKevin CarvickChuck ArmstrongDirkson D'AgostinoKevin RacingtireEugene CarbureskiRyan Shieldsthe kingryan thunderbolt juniorRuby OaksClaude ScruggsJohnny BlamerBrush CurberBilly OilchangerJames CleanairLee RevkinsWinford Bradford RutherfordFloyd MulvihillMisti MotorkrassSlider PetrolskiCrusty Rotorhual ingasdarren leatfootdavey apexmac icarchick hicksponcy weipoupternie greasongrey candymancaplh carwoulkevin shiftrighttodd marcus
1986 Glen 200

The 1986 Glen 200 is best known for a huge crash on lap 162 caused by Chick Hicks which took out Sammy Smelter, Joe Carbureski, Claude Scruggs, Jonathan Melter, Camil Brightpearl, Ivan Yoder, Klint Shiftright, Slide Powers, David Palmer, Simon Johnson and Alan Watson Jr.

In the crash, Ivan Yoder hit David Palmer and Palmer caught fire when he was hit by Yoder. Palmer flipped over three times and lands on his wheels. David, however, did not miss any races.

This was considered historic due to Palmer's crash in the big one.

The winner was Dale Earnhardt Sr with Charles Johnson second and The King third.

## Television

Network: Racing Sports Network

Announcers: Brent Mustangburger and David Hobbscap

## Transcript

### Crash on Lap 162

Chick Hicks: SLIDE POWERS THE LOSER! (pushes Slide)

Slide Powers: NOOOO!

David Hobbscap: TROUBLE TURN 5! Slide Powers is loose and takes out Camil Brightpearl! Multiple cars involved!

Brent Mustangburger: And multiple cars are involved in a crash in which- DAVID PALMER CATCHES FIRE AND FLIPS OVER! He lands on his wheels.

David Hobbscap: What a crash. Palmer is sure damaged a lot.

(Replay)

Brent Mustangburger: As we show the replay here comes Slide Powers pushed by Chick Hicks and taking out Camil Brightpearl. Joe, Claude, Alan, Klint and others spin out and then here comes Ivan Yoder about to hit David Palmer and OOF! David hit hard by Ivan and flips over three times before safely landing on his wheels. He is currently catching fire.

(Live)

David Hobbscap: And David Palmer catching fire and getting extinguished by the fire trucks.

Brent Mustangburger: A terrible crash takes out multiple cars including rookie Alan Watson Jr. We'll be back for more Racing Sports Network live coverage of the Glen 200 at Glen Speedway after these messages from your local Racing Sports Network station. Stand by and cross your fingers, we'll be back.

(end)
2005 Diet N2O Cola 350

The 2005 Diet N2O Cola 350 is the thirtieth race from my very own 2005 Piston Cup Season schedule.

Chuck Armstrong and Eugene Carbureski missed the race because their haulers got sick in the morning.

Murray Clutchburn and Ernie Gearson missed the race also, because their haulers got lazy and didn't take them to the track, instead, they got to the stands instead to watch their race.

Kevin Carvick and Diana Leadfoot has to get sick the morning of the race to make them sit down in the garage instead.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has to withdraw this race, because he will stay out on his Kyle Trackson's pit stall.

On Lap 160, Sage VanDerSpin is loose which causes him to drove out of the grass patch and he flips too hard and turns left which causes him to hit Kevin Shiftright too hard and 7 others including Kyle Trackson who causes him to barrel roll too high, Strip Weathers going airborne, Dale Earnhardt Jr. who causes him to spun himself out with Todd Marcus and John Hicks, who caused him to flip really high while he's going on an airborne, and Brush Curber and Buck Schooner who is also involved in the big crash this race, who caused Strip Weathers's spoiler fall off and hit into Buck Schooner's windshield eyes who makes him go to the catchfence really hard and he's brutally injured this race.

## Transcript

### Sage VanDerSpin gets loose

Darrell: OH NO! SAGE VANDERSPIN IS LOOSE! HE WENT TO THE GRASS PATCH!

## Results

1. Manny Flywheel - 350 laps
2. Cal Weathers - 350 laps
3. Bobby Swift - 350 laps
4. Lightning McQueen - 350 laps
5. Chick Hicks - 350 laps
6. Brick Yardley - 350 laps
7. Billy Oilchanger - 350 laps
8. Winford Bradford Rutherford - 350 laps
9. Misti Motorkrass - 350 laps
10. Floyd Mulvihill - 350 laps
11. Ryan Newcar - 350 laps
12. Kyle Buschtire - 350 laps
13. Jeff Gorvette - 350 laps
14. Matt Carseth - 350 laps
15. Tony Gaswart - 350 laps
16. Gerald Leadfoot - 350 laps
17. Kurt Buschtire - 350 laps
18. Jimmie Johnson - 350 laps
19. Bobby Carbonte - 350 laps
20. Ryan Shields - 350 laps
21. Lee Revkins - 350 laps
22. Aiken Axler - 350 laps
23. Kasey Corner - 350 laps
24. Kevin Racingtire - 350 laps
25. Ralph Carlow - 350 laps
26. Claude Scruggs - 350 laps
27. Haul Inngas - 350 laps
28. James Cleanair - 350 laps
29. Rusty Cornfuel - 350 laps
30. Dale Carrett - 350 laps
31. Michael Cartrip - 350 laps
32. Rusty Wheelhouse - 350 laps
33. Spyder Dangerford - 350 laps
34. Joel McQueen - 350 laps
35. Buck Schooner - 160 laps (CRASH)
36. Brush Curber - 160 laps (CRASH)
37. Kevin Shiftright - 160 laps (CRASH)
38. Kyle Trackson - 160 laps (CRASH)
39. Dale Earnhardt Jr. - 160 laps (CRASH)
40. John Hicks - 160 laps (CRASH)
41. Sage VanDerSpin - 160 laps (CRASH)
42. Strip Weathers - 160 laps (CRASH)
43. Todd Marcus - 160 laps (CRASH)
Betty Smilespoiler

Betty Smilespoiler is female next-gen racer. She replaced Carlo Kipsta. Betty sponsored by Windy Power. Her number 97.

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## History

Smilespoiler makes debut in Gears and Glory 450, where she finished 12th. In Los Angeles 500. Betty started from 25th place, when Lightning McQueen crashes, she was very scared, but Smilespoiler finished 10th. In Florida 500 she started from 11th place, Betty dont involed the crash, caused by Cam Spinner. She finished in 7th, after Dolphy Sea Jr.