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Lightyear

## Company information

### Traded as

Nasdaq:GT
S&P 400 Compartment

### Number of locations

1,240 tire and auto service centers
57 facilities

### Key people

Richard J. Krankshaftmer (Chairman, President, and CEO)

### Products

Tires

**Lightyear** is an American multinational tire manufacturing company founded in 1898 by Frank Seiberling and based in Akron, Ohio. It has supplied tires in the Piston Cup Racing Series since 1954. They have sponsored Christopher Tirebraker since 2020.

## Trivia

* Al Oft is the blimp advertising Lightyear for many races.
* It is an obvious reference to Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story.
* It is also an obvious reference to the real life tire company, Goodyear.
Mya Cash

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## General

### Age

12

**Mya Cash** is the youngest member of the Cash Family. She currently does not want to race but start a race team when she’s in her 20's. Here siblings think she is nuts to be the only one out of them to not wanting to race but she will someday show them all.
Mike Yankee

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA career wins

Mike Yankee is a Piston Cup racer who is sponsored by Gasprin. He raced from 1975 to 1998. He is a 1976 Capitol Motors Verve XT. He resembles Greg Candyman.

## Career

Mike Yankee made his debut in 1975, replacing Rev Pitcar. He would get his first win in 1976. In the 1980’s, he got better and win more races. He retired after 1998 due to his age.

## List Of Wins

1. 1980 Georgia Safety Horn 350
2. 1982 Vitoline 400
3. 1983 Oxnard 400
4. 1990 RPM 400

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - TBA (1974-1989), Donnie Windo (1990-1991), Jack Lowlane (1992-1998)

Pitty 1 - TBA

Pitty 2 - TBA

Pitty 3 - TBA

Pitty 4 - TBA

Hauler - TBA
Mindy Gearson

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## Information

### Born

June 3, 2001 (Age 22)
TBA

## Team information

### Racers worked with

Mindy Gearson is a Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Racer for Sludge Cola. She resembles Jim Reverick.
Marty Bashman

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## Racing

### Last Year

2008

Marty Bashman (born March 3, 1974) is a former Reserve Piston Cup racer for Davey Apex. He usually places by the end of the pack in every race. His number is 79 in every version of the game besides the Xbox 360.
Luke Rahal

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## Information

### Born

February 25, 1999
Denver, Colorado

## Team information

### Racers worked with

Luke Rahal is a CARCA Racer for Frostar Air Filters. He resembles Cam Spinner and is the cousin of David Rahal. He was born in 1999.
Leroy Heming

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA1 Piston Cup (1955)

**Leroy Heming** was a Piston Cup racer from 1954 to 1959. He is known for pushing Doc Hudson into the wall on the final lap of the 1954 Thomasville 400 but Doc pulled on an insane move on him. His number is 300. He died of heart failure on November 23, 2022 at the age of 95. He won the 1954 rookie of the year award winning 3 races and then won the Piston Cup a year later in 1955.

## Career Wins (TBA)

1. 1954 Jen's Diner 300
2. 1954 Raich Autos 350
3. 1954 2DA 400
4. 1955 Southern Gold 400
5. 1955 Raich Autos 350
6. 1955 Rev-N-Go 350
7. 1955 Speed News 400
8. 1955 Greensville 350
9. 1955 Gears & Glory 450
10. 1955 Hollywood 400
11. 1955 Spare Mint 400
12. 1955 Port Royal 500
13. 1955 Fireball Beach 350
14. 1956 Southern Gold 400
15. 1956 Boston 350
16. 1956 2DA 400
Max Corner Jr.

Max Corner Jr is Chase Racelott's hauler after Steve Carski (Brick Yardley's hauler). He was the fastest hauler at 302 kmh or 185 mph with Gale Beaufort and Adam Trailerson close second and third at 295 kmh and 292 kmh. Max only ever goes this speed on the highway to the Florida International Speedway. This is the reason Chase is always the first to arrive to the Florida International Speedway
Murray Clutchburn

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## Murray Clutchburn

* 1985 - 2008
* 2009 - 2016

## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA
1 cup (1999)

**Murray Clutchburn** is a retired professional stock car driver that drove for Sputter Stop in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1985 to 2016. He started his sports career as a member of the 1984 gold-winning Olympics relay race team. He was one of the few stock cars who competed the full 2016 season.

## Career

Murray got his start in sports as a member of the 1984 gold-winning Olympics test track relay race team. The momentum of the Olympics carried him straight into mainstream professional racing and a flourishing career in The Piston Cup series in 1985. He got his first win the same year. From 1986-1989, he won TBA races, but in 1990, he surprised many by getting 5 wins and nearly winning the Piston Cup. After that he continued getting wins and became a very popular racer. Many people now started calling him Mr. Popular and in 1999 he won the Piston Cup with 9 wins.

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Pat Turnson (1985-2015) Chellene Farbumper (2016)

Pitty 1 - Stan Kenny

Pitty 2 - Hank Mender

Pitty 3 - Simon Fuelerman

Pitty 4 - Korey Pac

Hauler - Dan Haulin (1985-2009), John Peterbilt (2010-2016)

## Bio

* *Murray Clutchburn's first taste of competition was as a member of the 1984 gold-winning Olympic test track relay team. You might recognize him from specially marked boxes of Wheelies Shredded Brakes! The momentum of the Olympics carried him straight into mainstream professional racing and a flourishing career in The Piston Cup series. Lauded for his classic image, Murray sometimes sports his signature exhaust side-burns that made him such a hit with the ladies back in the day.*

## List Of Wins (NOT FINISHED)

1. 1985 5 Mile 500
2. 1990 Transberry Juice 400
3. 1990 LTP 400
4. 1990 Palm Mile 300
5. 1990 Gears & Glory 450
6. 1990 Beachside 500
7. **1991 Florida 500**
8. 1991 Georgia Safety Horn 350
9. 1992 Iowa Hybrid 450
10. 1995 RPM 400
11. 1995 BnL 500
12. **1999 Florida 500**
13. 1999 Virgina 400
14. 1999 Vinyl Toupee 350
15. 1999 Glen Ellen 350
16. 1999 Brickyard 400
17. 1999 Easy Idle 400
18. 1999 Vitoline 400
19. 1999 Simpletown 400
20. 1999 Dinoco 400
21. 2000 Hollywood 400
22. 2000 Gasprin 350
23. 2001 Beachside 500
24. 2001 Octane Gain 400
25. 2002 RPM 400
26. 2003 No Grime 500
27. 2004 Dinoco 400
28. 2005 Data Shift 400
29. 2006 Grandol Oil Co. 400
30. 2009 Los Angeles 500
31. 2009 Simpletown 400
32. 2009 Leak Less 400
33. 2015 Gasprin 350
34. 2016 Virginia 400

## Season Rankings:

1985: TBA

1986: TBA

1987: TBA

1988: TBA

1989: TBA

1990: TBA

1991: TBA

1992: TBA

1993: TBA

1994: TBA

1995: TBA

1996: TBA

1997: TBA

1998: TBA

1999: 1st

2000: TBA

2001: TBA

2002: 5th

2003: TBA

2004: TBA

2005: 15th

2006: 27th

2007: 35th

2008: 11th

2009: TBA

2010: TBA

2011: TBA

2012: TBA

2013: TBA

2014: TBA

2015: TBA

2016: 15th

## Gallery

Winford and Murray Crash at 2005 Dinoco 400Murray After the 2016 Dinoco 400His Cars 3 DiecastWith Darren Leadfoot in the 2016 Dinoco 400
List of Goldman 5000 Champions

The Goldman 5000 was founded in 1940 by business entrepreneur Jim Goldman. Even though Goldman passed away in 1951 aged 52 the race he started still continues.

## List

1. 1940: Ernest McLean
2. 1941: Wally Kipper
3. 1946: Leslie Krall
4. 1947: Leslie Krall
5. 1948: Leslie Krall
6. 1949: Leslie Krall
7. 1950: Leslie Krall
8. 1951: Leslie Krall
9. 1952: Leslie Krall
10. 1953: Leslie Krall
11. 1954: Rusty Boyle
12. 1955: Bobby Calavone
13. 1956: Alexander Richardson
14. 1957: Richard Garfield
15. 1958: Louise Bernard
16. 1959: J.R. Newman
17. 1960: Robby Olovone
18. 1961: Norm Karlington
19. 1962: Harry H. Jefferson
20. 1963: Mo Lewis
21. 1964: Peter “Trouble” Schall
22. 1964: Mo Lewis
23. 1965: Mo Lewis
24. 1966: Mo Lewis
25. 1967: Timothy Elson
26. 1968: William Boone
27. 1969: Timothy Elson
28. 1970: Rod Wilson
29. 1971: Everett Shawn
30. 1973: Lincoln Brown
31. 1974: Ben Howell
32. 1975: George Schrappen
33. 1976: Liam Gordon
34. 1977: Maureen Bailey
35. 1978: Jay Rodriguez
36. 1979: Maureen Bailey
37. 1980: Rod Wilson
38. 1981: Mel Abraham
39. 1982: Nick Goodman
40. 1983: Alice Carlsson
41. 1984: Joe Rickman
42. 1985: Maureen Bailey
43. 1986: Don Bailey
44. 1987: Harry Storm
45. 1988: Robert Walters
46. 1988: Clint Gordon
47. 1989: Jet Fredericks
48. 1990: Horace Peterson
49. 1991: Bob Johnson
50. 1992: Eulofio Colombo Diaz
51. 1993: Jerry Fields
52. 1994: Bob Lucas
53. 1995: Eulofio Colombo Diaz
54. 1996: Horace Peterson
55. 1997: Jeffrey Robinson
56. 1998: Heidi Clinton
57. 1999: Bill Barker
58. 2000: John Paul Wilson
59. 2001: Rodney Billson
60. 2002: Rodney Billson
61. 2003: Jesus Alzemarano
62. 2004: JJ Jet
63. 2005: Robert O’Neil
64. 2006: Billy O’Connor
65. 2007: Bob Hoskies
66. 2008: Gerald Nixon
67. 2009: Bobby Corlione
68. 2010: Billy O’Connor
69. 2011: Gerald Ribo
70. 2012: George Scmidt
71. 2013: Rudolph Gruber
72. 2014: Javier Perez
73. 2015: Wilton Charles
74. 2016: Mike Johnson
75. 2017: Gordon Storm
76. 2018: Honchuck McQueen
77. 2019: P.H. Hotshot
78. 2020: Honchuck McQueen
79. 2021: Honchuck McQueen
80. 2022: Flippy Backman
81. 2023: Barry Tiretrader III

## Trivia

* Maureen and Don Bailey are the only pair of siblings to win Goldman 5000 titles, white Harry and Gordon Storm are the only father and son to win Goldman 5000 titles.
* The youngest winner was P.H. Hotshot at 18 in 2019 and the oldest was Bob Johnson in 1991 at 65.
* A lot of racers from international G5000 series have won titles in this series, and 3 of them (Eulofio Colombo Diaz, Rudolph Gruber, and Javier Perez) won titles in both series. However the only one to be a multi-time champion in both series was Eulofio Colombo Diaz who alongside two titles in 1992 and 1995 won 7 Goldman 5000 Mexico titles from 1991-1997.
Lee Cunningham

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA
1 cup (1961)

**Leroy Cunningham** was a Piston Cup racer from 1958 to 1970. He is a 1964 Ford Galaxie. He was the first driver to race under the Mood Springs banner with the number 333. He died on December 5, 2023 at the age of 84.
Lee Revkins

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

7

**Lee Revkins** was a Piston Cup racer from 1996 to 2013. He raced for Transberry Juice. He is a 1995 Axxelo Fission. Lee usually has no grill, but sometimes he had a small one similar to Slider Petrolski's. He was also a Junior Series racer in 1994 and a Cyber Car Series racer in 1995. Lee was also a crew chief for Markus Krankzler from 2014 to 2015.

### Pit crew

Crew Chief - Clancy Greyturbo (1996-2000), Ryan Camberton (2001-2003), Lance McGearshift (2004), Bob Tailgate (2005-2013)

Pitty 1 - Mike Stockar

Pitty 2 - Melanie Eilish

Pitty 3 - Billie Martinez

Pitty 4 - Ronald Panzer

Hauler - Carl Bradson

Team Owner - Eric Fillups

## List Of Wins:

1. 2000 Los Angeles 500
2. 2000 Leak Less 400
3. 2001 DataShift 400
4. 2002 Glen Ellen 350
5. 2006 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350
6. 2009 Gasprin 350
7. 2010 Dinoco 400

## Season Rankings:

1996: TBA

1997: TBA

1998: TBA

1999: TBA

2000: 4th

2001: TBA

2002: TBA

2003: TBA

2004: TBA

2005: 19th

2006: TBA

2007: TBA

2008: TBA

2009: TBA

2010: TBA

2011: TBA

2012: TBA

2013: TBA
List of Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series ROTY Winners

Here is a list of Rookie Of The Year winners in the Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series history from 1982 to present.

We have no info before 1982.

* 1982- Crusty Rotor
* 1983- Kurt Hill
* 1984- Jason Miller
* 1985- Emma Armstrong
* 1986- Clifford Track
* 1987- Daniel Pulaski
* 1988- Jeb Lambert
* 1989- Ron Lightyear
* 1990- Paul Gruberg
* 1991- Seth Carmer
* 1992- Dirkson D'Agostino
* 1993- Liam Driver
* 1994- Daniel Williams
* 1995- Nathan Strickland
* 1996- Mark Roads
* 1997- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
* 1998- Andrew Carr
* 1999- Adam Weathers
* 2000- Jake Darths
* 2001- Dash Rallyman
* 2002- Eric Ismond
* 2003- Lightning McQueen
* 2004- Lewis Rodriguez
* 2005- Tommy Highbanks
* 2006- Brian Spark
* 2007- Kevin Harley Jr.
* 2008- Phil Tankson
* 2009- Kevin Gearson
* 2010- Charles Axon
* 2011- Jordan Carlow
* 2012- Martin Ferrari
* 2013- Chris Draglan
* 2014- None
* 2015- Alan Grease
* 2016- None
* 2017- Everett Chapcar
* 2018- Brad Revcar
* 2019- Joey Pitcrews
* 2020- Julius Ratakorpi
* 2021- Kyle Steeringson
* 2022- Paxton Storm
* 2023- TBD
Jack Harper

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## Racing

### Last Year

1990

**Jack Harper** is an American racer who raced for View Zeen in the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series from 1988 to 1990. He also served as a backup racer to Bill Shields in the Piston Cup Racing Series during those two years. He was replaced by Ryan Shields as a Junior Piston Cup racer and his brother John Harper as a backup.
Leonard Thornbrush

Leonard Thornbrush was one of the two founders of Clint’s Bait & Tackle, which sponsored Piston Cup racer Trick Guzzler in the 1950s. The store first opened on January 28, 1948. It was originally supposed to be called Expert Bait & Tackle but sadly the other founder, Clint Dowsett, passed away two weeks before it could open so Leonard named it in his memory. Although due to his advanced age his son Leonard “Leopold” IV helps him out a lot.
Louise Nash

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## Information

### Born

July 31, 1926 (1926-07-31) (age 97)
Barnesville, Georgia, U.S.

### Achievements

1957 Piston Cup Racing Series champion
1954 and 1956 Beachside 500 winner

## Piston Cup Racing Series career

### Last win

TBA

**Louise Nash** is a retired American racer who competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series from 1951 to 1958.

## Career Wins (TBA)

* **Bold - Grand Slam round**

1. 1949-1950 wins (TBA)
2. 1951 Motor City 400
3. 1951 Greensville 350
4. 1951 Heartland 400
5. 1952 Speed News 400
6. 1953 Jen's Diner 300
7. 1953 Pepsi 400
8. 1953 Savoy 400
9. **1954 Beachside 500**
10. 1954 Speed News 400
11. 1954 Simpletown 400
12. 1954 Virginia 400
13. 1955 Re-Volting 400
14. 1955 Los Angeles 400
15. 1955 Palm Mile 300
16. 1955 Boston 350
17. 1955 Simpletown 400
18. **1956 Beachside 500**
19. 1956 Raich Auto's 350
20. 1956 Thomasville 400
21. 1956 Port Royal 500
Ned Kralvin

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## General

### Occupation

Crew Chief

Ned Kralvin was the crew chief for Ernest McLean during his entire career. He and Ernest were best friends and remained friends until Ernest's death in 2022. Ned died on his 105th birthday in 2023. At the time of his death he was the oldest living Goldman 5000 crew chief.
Lil' Torquey Pistons

**Lil' Torquey Pistons** is a company that produces pistons for car engines. They have sponsored Lonnie Pond from 1977 to 1983, Ken Schroeder from 1984 to 1993, Phillip Steeringson from 1994 to 2000, Ralph Carlow from 2001 to 2016, Lee, Jr. from 2001 to 2009, Jordan Carlow from 2009 to 2016, Spikey Fillups from 2017 to 2022, and Charles Axel Jr. since 2023. The sponsor was founded in 1968.
Neville Scruggs

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## General

### Occupation

Junior Piston Cup racer for N20 Cola (formerly Elementary racer for same company)

## Racing

### First Year

2023 (Elementary)
2024 (Junior)

### Piston Cup Elementary Series Wins

3

**Neville Joseph Scruggs** is the Junior Piston Cup Driver for N20 Cola. He also raced for them in Elementary.

## Career

Neville entered Elementary in 2023 for N20 Cola in Group A. He was the best racer in the group winning 3 races and the group title. He advanced to the playoffs and got 2nd to Falco Wallis. N20 Cola then promoted him to Junior Piston Cup where he will debut in 2024. If H.J. Hollis retires he is second most likely to replace him behind Jack Smith.
Harry Shiftright

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## CARCA Menards Series career

### Best finish

TBA

Harry Shiftright is the CARCA Menards driver for Nerdy.
Nanosoft

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Logo since 2013

Nanosoft Amalgamated was formed in 1992 after the merger of software company AnthraSoft and phone and computer company NanoCo. They sponsor Bruce Johnson for the 2022 Piston Cup B Season and 2023 CARCA Season. In the later half of the season BnL bought them up and planned on funding them to catch up with Windows and Mac.
Monty Piceski

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## Racing

### First Year

2023

Monty Piceski is a next-gen, who races from 2020 to 2021 in the Piston Cup. He was coloured gold, purple and green for Fiber Fuel. He used the number 56. He is a Next-Gen SB-9 that resembles Danny Swervez. He is driving full-time in Piston Cup B with the team S86!.

He joined the Team Cruz club in 2020 with the other two rookies for 2020, Eric Jones and Zach Wheeler. He is good friends with the other 2 rookies and Cruz Ramirez.

## Trivia

He won the 2019 Piston Cup in the Piston Cup Wiki Randomized World for Fiber Fuel.
Mason Wrench

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## CARCA Menards Series career

### Sponsor

Stay Cool

**Mason Wrench** is a racer for Stay Cool in CARCA for the 2023 season.
McLaren Automotive

**McLaren Automotive** (formerly known as **McLaren Cars**) is a British luxury automotive manufacturer based at the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking, England. The main products of the company are sports cars, which are produced in-house in designated production facilities. In July 2017, McLaren Automotive became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the wider McLaren Group.
Nash Family

Here is the family of famous Piston Cup racer Louise Nash.

1. Charles W. Nash (1881-1987)—Louise and Freddie’s grandfather. He died in 1987 at the age of 106.
2. Marlene Nash (1882-1974)—Louise and Freddie’s grandmother. She died in 1974 at the age of 92.
3. Barry Nash (1904-1977)—Louise and Freddie’s father. He died in 1977 at the age of 73.
4. Debbie Nash (1905-1964)—Louise and Freddie’s mother. She died in 1964 at the age of 59.
5. Henry Nash (1922-2023)—Barry’s younger brother. He died in 2023 at the age of 101.
6. Louise Nash (b. 1926)—Barry and Debbie’s daughter and a famous Piston Cup racer. She is currently 97 years old.
7. Freddie Nash (1938-1989)—Louise’s younger brother. He died in 1989 at the age of 51.
8. Paul McCrannigan (1936-1998)—Louise’s husband who she married in 1960. He died in 1998 at the age of 62.
9. Anna Nash-McCrannigan (b. 1961)—Louise and Paul’s daughter. She is currently 61 years old.
10. Peter Nash-McCrannigan (b. 1963)—Louise and Paul’s son. He is currently 59 years old.
11. Walter Morrison (b. 1958)—Anna’s husband who she married in 1984. He is currently 64 years old.
12. Phoebe Nash-McCrannigan (b. 1963)—Peter’s wife who he married in 1982. She is currently 59 years old,
13. Dana Morrison (b. 1985)—Anna and Walter’s daughter. She is currently 37 years old.
14. Sarah Morrison (b. 1988)—Anna and Walter’s daughter. She is currently 34 years old.
15. Barry Morrison (b. 1990)—Anna and Walter’s son. He was named after his great-grandfather and is 32 years old.
16. Timmy Nash-McCrannigan (b. 1983)—Walter and Phoebe’s son. He is currently 39 years old.
17. William Nash-McCrannigan (b. 1989)—Walter and Phoebe’s son. He is currently 33 years old.
18. Paul Bush (b. 1984)—Dana’s husband who she married in 2009. He is currently 38 years old.
19. Aaron Love (b. 1987)—Sarah’s husband who she married in 2022. He is currently 35 years old.
20. Nadine Nash-McCrannigan (b. 1982)—Timmy’s wife who he married in 2011. She is currently 40 years old.
21. Nicole Bush (b. 2011)—Dana and Paul’s daughter. She is currently 11 years old.
22. Alvin Bush (b. 2013)—Dana and Paul’s son. He is currently 9 years old.
23. Bobby Nash-McCrannigan (b. 2012)—Timmy and Nadine’s son. He is currently 10 years old.
24. Jasper Nash-McCrannigan (b. 2015)—Timmy and Nadine’s son. He is currently 8 years old.
25. Abigail Nash-McCrannigan (b. 2017)—Timmy and Nadine’s daughter. She is currently 5 years old.
26. Lorelei Nash-McCrannigan (b. 2021)—Timmy and Nadine’s daughter. She is currently 1 year old.
Lori Lumbers

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## Team information

### Role

Team Owner

**Lori Lumbers** was the Tow Cap team owner from 2011 to 2019.

## Navigation

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List of Piston Cup video games

A list of video games related to the Piston Cup.

## List

1. Strip Weathers' Alabama (1984)
2. Days of Thunder (1990)
3. Piston Cup Racing (1994)
4. Piston Cup Racing 2 (1996)
5. Piston Cup 98 (1997)
6. Piston Cup 99 (1998)
7. Piston Cup Racing 1999 Edition (1998)
8. Piston Cup Revolution (1999)
9. Piston Cup Racing 3 (1999)
10. Piston Cup 2000 (1999)
11. Piston Cup Legends (1999)
12. Piston Cup 2001 (2000)
13. Piston Cup Heat (2000)
14. Piston Cup Racing 4 (2001)
15. Piston Cup Thunder 2002 (2001)
16. Piston Cup Heat 2002 (2001)
17. Piston Cup Racing 2002 Season (2002)
18. Piston Cup Thunder 2003 (2002)
19. Piston Cup: Dirt to Daytona (2002)
20. Piston Cup Racing 2003 Season (2003)
21. Piston Cup Thunder 2004 (2003)
22. Piston Cup 2005 (2004)
23. Piston Cup SimRacing (2005)
24. Piston Cup 2006, Total Team Control (2005)
25. Piston Cup 07 (2006)
26. Piston Cup 08 (2007)
27. Piston Cup 09 (2009)
28. Piston Cup The Game: 2011 (2011)
29. Piston Cup The Game: Inside Line (2012)
30. Piston Cup The Game: 2013 (2013)
31. Piston Cup '14 (2014)
32. Piston Cup '15 (2015)
33. Piston Cup Heat Evolution (2016)
34. Piston Cup Heat 2: Next-Gen Edition (2017)
35. Piston Cup Rush (2017)
36. Piston Cup Heat 3 (2018)
37. Piston Cup Heat 4 (2019)
38. Piston Cup Heat 5 (2020)
39. Piston Cup Heat 2021: Ignition (2021)
40. Piston Cup 23 (2023)

## Trivia

* All games (Except Piston Cup 23) are based on real life NASCAR video games.
Mood Springs

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*Don't take me out coach! I can still race!*
—The racers' catchphrase when being towed.
Mood Springs is a manufacturer of springs. They sponsor a record total of 7 racers. They are Lee Cunningham (1958 to 1970), Bill Brady (1971 to 1984), Taylor Bendy (1985 to 1988), Chuck Armstrong (1989 to 2007), Dud Throttleman (2008 to 2016) and Ed Truncan (2016-present).

## Backup

Michael Jones (Lee Cunningham's backup).C01A48A7-BB7E-46A2-9410-9388669DCF75.jpegBenson Brady (Bill Brady's backup)Phineas Hayes (Peyton Hayes backup)Banks (Chuck Armstrong's backup)Jimmy Mitchell (Dud Throttleman's backup)
Luigi's Casa Della Tires

**Luigi's Casa Della Tires** is a very famous tire shop owned by Luigi and Guido, customers from over the world visit it. Lightning and Cruz get their tires here, Lightning's and Cruz's friends also visit the shop. Michael Schumacher Ferrari famously visited the shop in 2005 causing the shop to get worldwide attention.

## Iconic customers

* Lightning McQueen and Cruz Ramirez, and Radiator Springs residents
* Tex Dinoco and Mack Haulsmith
* Weathers Family
* Cal, Bobby, Brick, Reb and Ponchy
* Danny, Chase, Bubba, Ryan and other Team Cruz members
* Michael Schumacher
* Francesco Bernoulli and other Cars 2 WGP racers
Mac iCar

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## Mac iCar

* 1994 - 2011
* 2012 - 2016

## General

### Birth date

September 15, 1974 (1974-09-15) (age 49)Portland, Oregon

### Model

1998 Axxelo Fission Axxelo Fission EA (2012-present)

### Awards

(2002) Piston Cup Champion(2020) Piston Cup Hall of Fame

## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

19 Career Wins

**Mac iCar** (aka Matthew Overtaker) was the Apple Inc. racer from 1995 to 2016. He is a 1998 Axxelo Fission, which resembles a Chevrolet Impala SS. He had surgery in 2012 and became a Axxelo Fission EA. He won the 2002 Piston Cup.

## Career

Mac debuted in 1995 at the age of 21, and he even had a rookie win.

In 2001 he won 3 races.

2002 was Mac's ultimate year though as he was an unstoppable force winning the Hollywood 400 for the first time and then the Re-Volting 400. Afterwards he then won the Pocono 400 and later on the Texas 400, and later on winning the Brickyard 400, Vitoline 400 and Leak Less 400. He later on then won the Dinoco 400 and was crowned champion with a classic final race victory.

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Jimmy Macar (1995-2003), Scott Axelston (2004), Lance McGearshift (2005-2007) Alice Wornout (2008-2016)

Pitty 1 - Regan Stillman

Pitty 2 - Todd Balahari

Pitty 3 - Ward Davis

Pitty 4 - Jasper Roberts

Hauler - Andy Haulson Jr.

## List Of Wins

1. 1995 BnL 600
2. 2000 Copper Canyon 400
3. 2001 Glen Ellen 350
4. 2001 Los Angeles 500
5. 2001 Iowa Hybrid 450
6. 2002 Hollywood 400
7. 2002 Re-Volting 400
8. 2002 Pocono 400
9. 2002 Texas 400
10. 2002 Brickyard 400
11. 2002 Vitoline 400
12. 2002 Leak Less 400
13. 2002 Dinoco 400
14. 2003 Mood Springs 400
15. 2003 Gasprin 350
16. 2004 Hollywood 400
17. 2005 Dinoco Light 350
18. 2007 Hollywood 400
19. 2007 Nitroade 400
20. 2008 Spare Mint 400
21. 2008 Gasprin 350

## Season Rankings:

1994: TBA

1995: TBA

1996: 12th

1997: TBA

1998: TBA

1999: TBA

2000: TBA

2001: TBA

2002: 1st

2003: TBA

2004: TBA

2005: 7th

2006: TBA

2007: TBA

2008: TBA

2009: TBA

2010: TBA

2011: TBA

2012: TBA

2013: TBA

2014: TBA

2015: TBA

2016: 28th

## Bio

* *Mac iCar likes things clean and simple. He doesn't go for the flashy colors, and gaudy stickers that adorn some of his fellow racers. He prefers a simple sleek design, and feels this creates a bold statement, one that says, "I think different." Sometime during the 2016 Piston Cup Season, he was fired and replaced by next generation Apple racer J.P Drive.*

## Trivia

* His sponsor is a real life company being Apple Incorporated.
* He changed his shape to an Axxelo Fission EA as he preferred to “think different”

## Gallery

Black Mac ICar (Never raced in this color)2010-20163D Printed CustomCustom Diecast
Manny Flywheel

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA Career Wins

**Manny Flywheel** was a Piston Cup racer who for Team N20 Cola racer from 2004 to 2013. He retired and was replaced by Parker Brakeston in 2014. He also raced in the Piston Cup Juniors, also for N20 Cola. He is not related to Jonas Flywheel, Jimmy Cables’s backup for Intersection.

### Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Robbie Lubis (2004-2013)

Pitty 1 - Dominick Davis

Pitty 2 - Robin Camberton (Not related to Ryan)

Pitty 3 - Markus "Bumpkus" McSwain

Pitty 4 - Dashiell B. Faster

Hauler - Petey Sohn

## List Of Wins:

1. 2004 Tow Cap 400
2. 2006 Los Angeles 500
3. 2006 Palm Mile 300
4. 2007 Beachside 500
5. 2008 Hollywood 400
6. 2008 Octane Gain 400
7. 2013 Spare Mint 400

## Season Rankings:

2004: TBA

2005:14th

2006: TBA

2007: TBA

2008: TBA

2009: TBA

2010: TBA

2011: TBA

2012: TBA

2013: TBA
New Rearendia

The **Republic of New Rearendia** is a country in Europe that used to be an European colony and got its independence in 2011.

It is the home to the Piston Cup New Rearendian Series. The Wheeli 350 held at the Wheeli Street Course and the Wheeli 500 held at the Wheelring, a 3 mile superspeedway are combination races between the New Rearendian Series and the European Series. The European Clash, a season-opening exhibition event, is held at the Wheeli Street Course every four years since 1956. In other years, the European Clash is held at Monaco.
Paul Conrev

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA Career Wins

**Paul Thornton Conrev** is a 2017 Next-Generation Race Car SB-9, who races for Team Bumper Save in the Piston Cup Racing Series. He bears the racing number 90, replacing Ponchy Wipeout. Paul has a white livery, and a blue and red design on his sides.

## Bio

* *Paul Conrev has always been a top athlete having been in his high schools, swimming and running teams especially being a "next gen". After signing up for Bumper Save, Paul now is a top Piston Cup Racer but also a great Olympic swimmer, having won a gold medal in 2016. He is known to be on a strict diet.*

## List of wins (NOT FINISHED)

1. 2020 Simpletown 400
2. 2023 Brickyard 400

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Pat Turnson (2016-2023), Ponchy Wipeout (2023-present)

Pitty 1 - Dustin Stiles

Pitty 2 - Wayne Whippefilter

Pitty 3 - Maxwell "Mad Max" Rimson

Pitty 4 - Michael Crasger

Hauler - Bill Tozier
Guokui Burger

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Guokui Burger is a Chinese burger restaurant founded in 1986.

## History

In 1986 a 24-year-old chef from Shenzhen called Lin Hanwu decided to go to work in Europe. When moving to Europe restaurant was next to a McDonald's and he often had lunch in it. Impressed with the hamburgers they served, Hanwu moved back to China and decided to create his own version of the burger by taking the Guokui bread from Shaanxi and serving it with sausages preserved with five-spice powder, and then he took it out to the street and opened a cart selling it. It soon became so popular that soon Hanwu was in charge of 3 restaurants in Shenzhen and 1 in Guangzhou.

In 1992 it expanded to 9 restaurants in total with one in Beijing and Lin met Zhang Dongfeng, another man who owned a restaurant that made western dishes, Zhang introduced Lin to the CEO of Japanese Noodles who was willing to taste the guokui burger to try to get as many restaurants into his "Taste of Asia" project. Lin accepted the deal and the Japanese Noodles CEO added Guokui Burger into the Taste of Asia conglomerate. Soon by the the of the 2000s, Guokui Burger had over 1,000 chains nationwide with one in every province.
McQueen Family

The McQueen Family is the family of Lightning McQueen.

## Members

### First Generation

1. Anna McQueen (1918-March 7, 2020) - A great aunt of Lightning McQueen and oldest living member of McQueen family until she died in March 7, 2020.
2. Carl McQueen (1924-2017) - Charlie’s older brother. He served during the second world car
3. Charlie McQueen (1930-2023) - Husband of Charlotte. Oldest living member of McQueen family until his death in 2023.
4. Charlotte McQueen (Born 1930) - Wife of Charlie.
5. John McQueen (born 1933) - Husband of Joan. Younger brother of Charlie, attended one of Lightning's races in 2015 with his wife, more specifically the Vitoline 350.
6. Joan McQueen (born 1935) - Wife of John
7. Finley McQueen (born 1952) - Son of Charlie and Charlotte. Husband of Emilia
8. Emilia McQueen (born 1956) - Wife of Finley
9. Oliver McQueen - Uncle of Lightning McQueen
10. Olivia McQueen - Auntie of Lightning McQueen
11. Emily McQueen - Lightning McQueen's Sister-in-law
12. Lightning McQueen (born 1977)
13. Sally Carrera (born 1976) - Lightning McQueen's wife
14. Elvis McQueen - Lightning McQueen's cousin (male)
15. Elva McQueen - Lightning McQueen's cousin (female)
16. Walter McQueen - Lightning McQueen's nephew
17. Winnie McQueen - Lightning McQueen's niece
18. Adam McQueen (born 2006) - Elvis McQueen's only son
19. Mia McQueen (born 2008) - Elvis McQueen's oldest daughter
20. Sarah McQueen (born 2010) - Elvis McQueen's youngest daughter
Michael Reverick

**Michael Frank Reverick** was a Piston Cup Juniors racer for Octane Gain from 1991 to 1994. He is a 1992 Capitol Motors Verve XT who resembles Winford Bradford Rutherford. Michael is unrelated to Jim Reverick. He debuted aged 17 being born/built on December 15, 1973. He was one of the few Juniors racers not to move into another series.
Napoleon Miller

**Napoleon "Nape" Miller** is best known as Billy Oilchanger's crew chief from 1990 to 1998. His racing interest started in 1978 when he was 15 years old after attending the 1978 Leak Less 400 with his uncle. He became a crew chief for Billy Oilchanger when he debuted. His inspiration is Smokey and Roger Wheeler. He is not related to Bruce. Napoleon is an SUV. He left the team after 1998.
Patrick Delschmudt

Patrick Delschmudt was a German-born American buisnesscar who was the crew chief of former Piston Cup champion Ya Chun Fei from 1940 to 1956. On January 15, 1956 he was fired for unknown reasons that Fei preferred not to share with the press and was replaced by Robert Measley. He died on October 5, 2004 at the age of 81.

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Pat Turnson

**Pat Turnson** is a longtime Piston Cup crew chief. He was born on July 12, 1962 and is 61 years old. His career started in 1985, when he was paired with rookie Murray Clutchburn. The duo worked together until 2015, capturing over 20 wins and a Piston Cup in 1999. Turnson worked as the crew chief of Ponchy Wipeout in 2016 and then Paul Conrev until mid-2023 where he became Ace Cohen's crew chief after James Comet quit his job to serve as a crew chief in the Junior Piston Cup Pro Series.

## Team History

Murray Clutchburn (1985-2015)

Ponchy Wipeout (2016)

Paul Conrev (2017-2023)

Ace Cohen (2023-?)

## Trivia

* Turnson is based off longtime NASCAR crew chief, Pat Tryson.
Henri Olssen

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

88 wins
2 cups (1997 and 2000)

**Henri Olssen** is a Finnish Piston Cup European Series drivef for Total from 1992-2008. Considered to be one of the best 1990s Europe racers along with Eric Henson and Werner Taub, he is famous as he is the only Finn to ever win a championship (even though Bjorn Lundgaard and Anders Ingvar did try in 1963 and 1985 respectively). He won the 1997 championship famously by beating Eric Henson in the Nurburgring 500 after spinning out on one of the turns. He then won the 2000 championship again by beating Henson, as well as Gerald Gemstone, Tyler Revout, and Werner Taub to it. He resembles Chuck Armstrong.
List of Piston Cup points scoring systems

This is a list of points scoring systems used to determine the outcome of the Piston Cup championships since 1940. The Championships are awarded each year to the driver who accumulate the most championship points over the course of the Championship season.

## Determined by laps completed

### 1940-1946, 1963-1964

* Points are determined by the amount of laps completed. For example, if a driver completes 500 laps, they get 500 points. If a driver only completes 498 laps before retiring, that driver receives 498 points.
* This points system later returned for the 1963 and 1964 seasons.

## Equal points per race

### 1947-1962, 1965-1974

* There are steps of three points between all ranks.
* If there are 54 cars in a race, then the winner receives 162 points and it goes down by 3 with 54th place receiving 3.

### 1975-2010

* Between rank 1 and 6, starting with 175 to the winner, there were 5 points gaps, between rank 6 and 11 were 4 points gaps and below rank 11 were 3 points gaps respectively.
* In 2004, 1st place was increased 5 points to 180, and another 5 points in 2007, to 185. So the gap between 1st and 2nd was extended to 10 and then to 15 points respectively.
* From 2006 to 2010, the racer that led the most laps receives a 10 point bonus.

### 2011-?

* In 2010, a new scoring system for 2011 was developed. Equal points are awarded in all races, regardless of their length.
* In contrast to the previous point system, there are only steps of 1 point between all ranks, beginning with 1 point for rank 43.
* If there are only 35 cars in a race, then the first place racer gets 35 points and it goes down by one with 35th place getting 1 point.
* The winner automatically receives an additional 3-point bonus for winning a race.
Mark Cash

**Markus "Mark" Cash** is the father of 6 children including most known is eldest Kris Cash who is endorsed heavily by his father. He is rich with his family. He formed Project Racing in 2020.

## History

Mark is often called out by bribing Tow Cap who needed money to let Kris race. Tow Cap recovered and due to Kris's decline in his good finishes Tow Cap fired him.

## Trivia

* He has 6 children, two being daughters, 5 being racers.
Mike Truncan

**Mike Truncan** is Ed Truncan's younger brother races in CARCA in 2023

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## Bio

* *Mike grew up with his brother Ed and got into racing from Ed watching it all the time. Mike really likes it now and he wants to be just like Ed but better and race for Mood Springs.*
List of Piston Cup No Stall Modified Tour Champions

Here's the entire list of Piston Cup IROC champions

## List

1. 1957: Rich Oilson
2. 1958: Jackson Rodriguez
3. 1971: Carl Tirettow (1)
4. 1972: Carl Tirettow (2)
5. 1973: Joe Lang
6. 1974: Oak Oilson (1)
7. 1975: Tommy Diane
8. 1976: Chris Crossbar
9. 1977: Carl Tirettow (3)
10. 1978: Carl Tirettow (4)
11. 1979: Albert Revelic (1)
12. 1980: Oak Oilson (2)
13. 1981: Oak Oilson (3)
14. 1982: Steve Wilson (1)
15. 1983: Caleb Gasoline (1)
16. 1984: Brian Lowtire
17. 1985: Liam Oaks
18. 1986: Steve Wilson (2)
19. 1987: Jack Melter
20. 1988: Henry Vrooman (1)
21. 1989: Carl Tirettow (5)
22. 1990: Carl Tirettow (6)
23. 1991: Henry Vrooman (2)
24. 1992: Caleb Gasoline (2)
25. 1993: Henry Vrooman (3)
26. 1994: Mark Roadsley (1)
27. 1995: Winner Jackson (1)
28. 1996: Jimmie Clutchburn (1)
29. 1997: Winner Jackson (2)
30. 1998: Jack Wall (1)
31. 1999: Mark Roadsley (2)
32. 2000: Mark Roadsley (3)
33. 2001: Jack Wall (2)
34. 2002: Jimmie Clutchburn (2)
35. 2003: Jimmie Clutchburn (3)
36. 2004: Jack Wall (3)
37. 2005: Jimmie Clutchburn (4)
38. 2006: Lukas Pits
39. 2007: Jack Wall (4)
40. 2008: Walter Bateman (1)
41. 2009: TBA
42. 2010: TBA
43. 2011: Walter Bateman (2)
44. 2012: Walter Bateman (3)
45. 2013: Walter Bateman (4)
46. 2014: TBA
47. 2015: TBA
48. 2016: Davey Jackson (1)
49. 2017: Davey Jackson (2)
50. 2018: Ross Photon (1)
51. 2019: Ross Photon (2)
52. 2020: Ross Photon (3)
53. 2021: Tyler Gearsworth
54. 2022: TBA
55. 2023: Ross Photon (4)
56. 2024: TBA
Luke Drafford

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**Luke Barry Drafford** was a CARCA racer. He was killed while practicing for the 2004 Grandol Oil 200. He was numbered 89.

## Death

Luke Drafford was practicing for his 2nd Grandol Oil 200 when he steered left to avoid a crash, and when he was unable to, he collided with another racer, causing a brake and steering failure. He was then sent careening toward the inside wall, which he left side first hit at 186 mph and died instantly.
Network Office

The Network Office is an office where is currently owned by RSN (aka Racing Sports Network from 1988 to 2000). Bob uses two iMacs and a Mac Pro. The Mac Pro is a first-gen, while the two iMacs are the Late 2006 and Early 2007 models. Bob's Late 2006 iMac was brought in the Los Angeles 500 by Darrell Cartrip, his early 2007 model was brought in the 2007 Florida/Nightdona 500, and the iMac Pro in the 2006 LA 500, like the Late 2006 iMac.
Piston Cup Speedway Division

The **Piston Cup Speedway Division** was an open wheel racing series sanctioned by the Piston Cup. It lasted from 1952 to 1953. 24 years later, the Piston Cup would create and sanction another open wheel series called the Piston Cup Open Wheel Series which was more successful and lasted longer.

## Seasons

1. 1952 Piston Cup Speedway Division
2. 1953 Piston Cup Speedway Division

## Trivia

* It is based on the NASCAR Speedway Division, which was a real life open wheel racing competition that lasted from 1952 to 1953 founded by NASCAR president Bill France.
Luke Erens

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## Racing

### Piston Cup B Series Wins

0

**Luke Erens** is a driver in the CARCA Menards Series East for Dinoco Light since 2022.

## Bio

* *Luke liked seeing "The King" Strip Weathers race and has dreamed of being a racer. However when Cal Weathers, Strips nephew replaced him he started to think that cars needed to be part of the weathers family to join Dinoco. However after hearing that Cruz Ramirez joined Dinoco his hopes came back up. He says that he might replace Cruz Ramirez when she retires but that’s gonna be a long while. But after hearing about CARCA East he decided to join with Dinoco Light as his sponsor. Since then he has learnt to never give up on his dreams.*
Manuel Carver

**Manuel Carver** is a Piston Cup photographer from 2002 to present. He replaced Bill Hood. He takes pictures from the track.

## List of pictures he took

* Haul Crash 2002
* Slider Crash 2003
* Winford Crying 2003
* Mac in Lake Lloyd 2004
* Mike Yankee Dead 2004
* CARCA 200 Disaster 2005
* Johnny Winning 2005
* Johnny Crying 2005
* Dinoco's All Mine 2005
* The King Crash 2005
* Todd Crying 2006
* Lightning crossing the finish line 2006
* Claude Crash 2008
* Chip Winning 2010
* Lightning Crash 2011
* Parker Crying 2011
* Terry and Ralph Crash 2011
* Terry Slips on Transberry Juice 2012
* Copper Canyon Bruce Miller Chaos 2013
* Lightning, Brian, and Markus Crash 2014
* Bobby Crash 2014
* Lightning Crash 2016
* The Florida 500 Big One 2017
* H.J. Crash 2018
* Ed Crying 2020
* Ryan Crash 2020
* Thomas Revsbit 2021 Crash
* Danny Swervez 2021 Win
Jacob Sochi

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## Racing

### Last Year

TBA

Jacob Sochi is an IAAR Auto Club Racer for Rodcap Music Co, he is John Sochi's son.

After his retirement Jacob became an executive for his dad's team. He also coaches his adoptive brother John Jr. sometimes before John Jr. became a racer.
Leo Gould

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## General

### Model

Crown Celesta (1988-1999)
Capitol Motors Twin Turbo (2000-?)

## Racing

### Last Year

2016

**Leo Gould** is a German Piston Cup European Series racer from 1990-2016 for Allianz. He raced in the Euro Juniors from 1988 to until he won the 1989 championship. He previously resembled a Crown Celesta but was upgraded into a Twin Turbo in 2000 after a bad crash in 1999.
Logan Thomas

Logan Thomas is a good friend and backup racer for Number 40 Sofina Foods Racer Michael Alexander Latifi.
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## Description

Logan met Michael at age 17 just a few years ago and Michael promised to give Logan a chance once Michael made it to The Junior Piston Cup Series.
Milo Hightech

Murphy "Milo" Hightech is the View Zeen owner from 2008 to the present day. He replaced Jim Viewzeen Junior.

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## Description

Murphy or Milo took over the viewzeen team from Jim Jr. in 2008. He is a nice and calm guy who loves his racers Buck and Michael. He took over from the Viewzeen family when Buck first debuted so he never new Ryan Shields or meant him in person.
Nerdy

**Nerdy** is a fictional website. It's similar to Google. It was founded on August 25, 2018 by Kris Cash's uncle, Melvin Cash, and his friend, Johnny Enginton. Their HQ is located in California. They sponsor a CARCA racer from 2019 to present.

## History

It was announced on July 25, 2017, when they wanted another website like Google.

On August 25, 2018, it was founded, and people who think Google is useless then moved to search on Nerdy. It became popular in the same year, too. There were also some subsidiaries like Nerdy Chrome, Nerdy Maps, and more.

In 2019, Harry Shiftright debuted in CARCA for that sponsor. Due to the death of Google+, Nerdy+ was founded.
Marjorie Rosenbaum

Marjorie Rosenbaum was the second lady of the Piston Cup from 1940 to 1959. Her husband Norman was the Vice President under Horace Beiderman. Marjorie and Norman were married for 70 years until Norman’s death in 1988. Marjorie lived for many more years. She died on April 18, 2010 at the grand old age of 109.

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M' Fast Fong

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA Career Wins

**Michael “M’Fast” Fong** was a next-generation Piston Cup racer that was sponsored by Rev-N-Go bearing the number 73. He replaced Wayne Dasher in 2017.

## Bio

* *Michael previously had a rapping career before racing which is not that much known, but for those who do know, they claim he songs suck and even he started to admit they do. In 2019 said that he regretted his rapping career after starting his racing career 2 years prior but liked the stage name "M Fast Fong"*

## Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Jasmine Hiway

Pitty 1 - Todd Marsh

Pitty 2 - Karter Tomby

Pitty 3 - Ethan Tirechanger

Pitty 4 - Jonthan McCorrmick

Backup Pitty - Larry McBeer

Team Owner - Jacob Carter

Hauler - Matt Parker

## Trivia

* He is best friends with Jonas Carvers and Will Rusch.

## Gallery

M Fast Fong with Will Rusch in the 2017 Florida 500.M' Fast Fong in the 2017 Florida 500.M'Fast Fong in the pits during the 2017 Florida 500DiecastM'Fast FongM'Fast FongThrowback (Tony Steeringson Jr. Variant)
Monster Energy

Monster Energy is an energy drink that was created by Hansen Natural Company in April 2002. As of 2022, Monster Energy had a 30.1% share of the American energy drink market, the second highest after Red Bull.

They sponsored Riley Curbst in the Piston Cup Bumper Save Pro Series and Cryus Revkins in the Piston Cup Elementary Series.
Nick Shift

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## Racing

### Piston Cup Racing Series Wins

TBA Career Wins

**Nick Shift** is the Next-Generation Team Spare Mint racer since 2016. He replaced Ernie Gearson, the former Team Spare Mint racer, who had the longest Piston Cup career ever.

Nick Shift attended the 2005 Dinoco 400 at the age of 9, and ever since that day, he really wanted to be a racer. Nick has one goal, to win as many races as he can. He was born on December 7th, 1995 in Orlando, Florida.

### Pit Crew

Crew Chief - Todd Piston (2016), Drew Bumpsderfer (2017-Present)

Pitty 1 - Robert J. Keaton

Pitty 2 - Dennis Revman

Pitty 3 - Danny Pitts Jr.

Pitty 4 - Burtie Ginn

Hauler - Ty Areosmith

## List of Wins (NOT FINISHED)

1. 2017 Spare Mint 400
2. 2023 Nitroade 400
3. 2023 Mood Springs Sputter Stop 350