I know for sure this must have happened after he got dropped from his previous sponsor Smell Swell.
It's just not the case. McQueen's made of multiple cars that merely included some of its design elements, but that is, some. And again, not attempting to make one of those annoying posts trying to identify "what type of car is Lightning McQueen."
The T-Rex NASCAR was the fastest and most radical of its generation (McQueen's also a Gen 4). Much like McQueen was in his generation. And no, this isn't another post trying to say "what type of car is Lightning McQueen." It’s just interesting to find a NASCAR that outdid everyone in its class, much like McQueen outdid everyone back when he was a rookie.
Ferrari Luce (top) and 2026 Nissan Sentra (bottom)
Porsche 917 (top) vs Mazda 787B (bottom)
I know it doesn't have much to do with Pixar Cars per se, but I had made a meme a while back based on one of my recent experiences and thought why not. Maybe some of y'all are going through this right now, who knows...
Would I be able to put it back? All help's appreciated.
I know I'm a day late, but I'm gonna wish it anyway: Happy 20th Anniversary to Cars!
Perhaps even with his big size, he could move around like BOB the gelatinous mass lol.
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Upon his passing yesterday, I was shocked to hear the news. He'll always be remembered as a true racing legend. Prayers for his family at this time.
I've seen this scene a hundred times, yet it feels like as if the "uphill look" is only on the spot where he's driving and not anywhere else on the track. Am I seeing this wrong or is this an actual thing in racing? In the second photo with the outlines, that's how I've always seen it. I get it, the track is banked at an angle, but it always appears as if he's sliding uphill in the same direction he's driving: and it appears in the same spot he's driving for the duration of this shot. You get what I mean? Maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me but that's how I've seen it anyway. If I'm not seeing it right, please explain it to me.