World Grand Prix | CARS 2

[All everyone entirely is anthropomorphic vehicles, car doors handle is removed due organs inside them. Eyes on windshield, mouth on front bumper, both arms on front tire along with both leg on rear tire. All team pit crew are forklift.]

(Franceso team) Francesco Bernoulli (born July 9, 1984 Porto Corsa): Ferrari F60, He has amber eyes, and is painted in the colors of Italy's flag. The red color is seen on his nose cone and across the middle of his bodywork, and the green and white colors are seen on his upper bodywork, sidepods and front wing endplates. The colors are also painted on each side of his rear wing. On his nose cone, he also has a picture of the flag with yellow borders, along with a white circle showing his racing number, 1, in black. These are additionally shown on an idol on his sidepods that shows the World Grand Prix logo and symbol. On his barge boards, he has the Allinol logo, as well as the letters "FR", which stand for his racing league, "Formula Racer", and looks similar to the Formula One logo. Additionally, he wears black tires and red rims. On his tires, there is text reading "Rotelli Tires". cocky and self-centered, as he usually boasted about being the fastest racecar in the whole world. He was also arrogant, as shown when he believed that McQueen could not beat him in their races together, which also made Francesco self-centered. This attitude also made him slightly similar to Chick Hicks, McQueen's former persona and Jackson Storm, though he never cheated unlike the first and last racers mentioned. He even felt confident that he would win in his home country, but he was proven wrong. In final race, Francesco appeared to become much nicer since he was shown to change his cocky personality. Francesco also often refers to himself in third-person view, saying his name and the words "he", "his" and "him", likely he isn't fluent in English. However, he does sometimes refer to himself in first person, such as when he uses "I" and "my" while stating about being in his hometown Porto Corsa. Crew chiefs: Giuseppe Motorosi, a Alfa Romeo Duetto 1600 Spider. Painted red, striped white and green on lower door.

(Lewis Team) Lewis Hamilton (born January 7, 1985 Stevenage): McLaren MP4 12C, painted completely black with yellow lining on his sides. He has the number 2 painted on his doors, inside of a badge with his country and Grenada's flags and the WGP logo. He has a spoiler with yellow and black, as well the World Grand Prix logo, on it. Humble about his victories, and does not brag to others, unlike Francesco. He is friendly towards his opponents, and appears to have a close friendship to Lightning McQueen, Jeff Gorvette, and his replacements as well as all the other World Grand Prix racers. Bruce Boxmannblack(Crews Chief): 2005 ABG P4700 with a yellow stripe in both of his sides, and a license plate reading "KB51 IYW".

(Team Gorvette) Jeff Gorvette (Born August 4, 1971 Vallejo, California): Chevrolet Corvette C6.R GT2, painted yellow, with the red, white and blue American flag design painted on his side. He has the number "24" painted inside a white badge on his doors, and the World Grand Prix logo painted on the lower part of his door and black spoiler. He has the Corvette logo on his hood, gray headlights and 16-spoke rims. Friendly competitor, because he's ambitious, adaptable, and driven to succeed, and is image-conscious and often excel in their careers. These traits shape Jeff's worldview and behavioral patterns, influencing how they navigate challenges, connect with others, and pursue their goals. Understanding these traits provides insight into Jeff's motivations, strengths, and potential growth areas. However is being worthless or incapable of success, which drives them to avoid certain situations, but he is very competitive when he is racing. John Lassetire(crews chief): 7th gen Ford F-Series, painted yellow, with an American flag design on his doors.

(Team Shu) Shu Todoroki (Born December 30, 1979 Mount Asama): Toyota TS010, painted white, with various red, firey patterns, including the Ka Riu Dragon design. His racing number is 7 and has the kanji 日本 on his front and side. He also has a large white spoiler on his rear. Diversity and culture of the Cars universe. He is respectful, competitive, and passionate about racing. He also has a strong bond with his inner dragon, Ka-Riu, which he believes gives strength and courage. He is one of the few characters who can speak both English and Japanese. He is also a fan of drifting, a technique that originated in Japan and involves sliding the car sideways through a turn. Mach Matsuo(crew chiefs): Nissan Fairlady S30. Painted white, with red, first pattern. license plate "八王子 561 て 09-43".

(Team Schnell) Max Schnell (born July 3, 1987 Stuttgart): Mercedes-Benz AMG C-Class DTM, carbon fiber body with a deep bluish-purple hue, the German flag design painted on his trunk and roof, and the World Torque Champion League logo on his hood. He has grey rims and a black spoiler with the World Grand Prix logo. Max's tires read "TRU-TREAD". Easygoing, agreeable, and accommodating, and Max is often conflict-averse and seek harmony and peace. The Basic Fear of Max Schnell is being without inner peace or harmony, and the Core Desire is to be at peace with themselves and other. Otto Bonn(Crew chief): 1998 Audi TT Coupe that is painted black and has the German flag design on his rear, as well as a badge on both of his doors, which features the German flag and the WGP logo. He has chrome rims.

(Team Camino) Miguel Camino (born August 11, 1988 Pamplona) Chevrolet Corvette C6.R, painted orangy yellow (amber), with various red, black, yellow, and orange patterns. He features a black Joan Miró-inspired star design next to his number "5". On his hood, he wears a design called "The Coat of arms of Spain", colored in red, black and orange. He has a large black spoiler with the World Grand Prix Logo, and chrome rims. His tires are Tok-Eo. Courageous, funny, and stylish race car. He is mostly known for being Spain's most admired bulldozer fighter before joining the Grand Touring Sports circuit. Petro Cartalina(Crew chief): 2009 Opel Corsa, and his license plate reads "06-23". He is yellow with red and yellow lattice with black borders and a black star. He has a silver grille, caps and exhaust pipes.

(Team ÇaRoule) Raoul ÇaRoule (born December 18, 1981 Alsace): Citroën C4 WRC, spoiler resembles from the 2008 Subaru Impreza WRC, painted in the French national colors, blue, white and red, with the letters "GRC", an allusion to the WRC, the World Rally Championship, written in blue across the white column, tires is the phrase "Rouler Vite". Humble and confident out on the track, and remains friendly to other racers and cars off the track, even his fans. While he races, Raoul has an enthusiastic attitude, often shouting words of accomplishment out loud. Raoul is known for his aggressive racing style, honed in the rally car circuits of Europe. He thrives in high-speed, high-risk environments and doesn't shy away from a challenge. Despite being a dynamic, thrill-seeking racer with a competitive edge and a love for speed. He respects his fellow racers and enjoys the thrill of international competition. Bruno Motoreau(crews chief): 1967 Citroën DS, that is painted in Raoul's team colors, blue with red and white striping. He has the coat of arms with colors of the French flag on his door. His eye color is brown, and his license plate reads 02-ZS8.

(Team Veloso) Carla Veloso (born July 10, 1980 Rio de Janeiro): Audi R15 TDI, features a green-and-blue paint job with sequins and feather-like patterns inspired by Rio Carnival dancers. She features a large blue spoiler sporting the World Grand Prix logo and a front splitter to create downforce. Notable details include blue rims, grey and orange headlights, a roof-mounted air intake, and three leader lights on her sides—a feature common in endurance race cars. vibrant, confident, and friendly competitor who loves dancing at the Brazilian Car-nival, but loves racing even more. Also she can play dirty when the racers side bashes her into other cars. Cruz Besouro(crew chiefs): 1960 Volkswagen Beetle economy car. His registration plate number was FSHBWL. He had a green livery. His eyes were brown.

(Team Gearsley) Nigel Gearsley (born UK, Warwickshire): Aston Martin DBR9, painted dark green, with a black grille surrounded by yellow lining. He has two gray headlights surrounded by a light green swirl design, which is also depicted over his rear wheels. On his trunk, he has a black spoiler with the World Grand Prix logo. He has tires with chrome rims, and a skinny antenna erupting out of his roof. Portrayed as a refined and polite car, who respects his fellow racers and his family's racing tradition. He is also loyal to his country and his team, as he wears a poppy on his hood to commemorate Remembrance Day and has Austin Littleton as his pit crew chief and Prince Wheeliam as one of his personal fans. He is friends with Lewis, another British racer who invites him and McQueen to a party in London. Austin Littleton(crew chief): 1961 Mini Cooper. He has a dark green livery with gray headlights and grille decals. He has chrome rims, and the Union Jack emblem painted on the sides his doors. His eyes are brown.

(Team Clutchgoneski) Rip Clutchgoneski (Born January 2, 1994 Wheeli, New Rearendia): Caparo T1, painted orange with red and green decals. His wheel covers are also painted in the green and red colors of the New Rearendian flag. Personality is unknown but joyful. Brian Gearlooski(Crew chief): Avto Trunkov station wagon, and is painted orange, with green striping on his doors. His plate number is 15-74 MDG.

(Team McQueen) Lightning McQueen (Born unknown, Radiator Springs): custom, handmade stock race car with a low, aerodynamic V8 design. He is recognizable by his bright red body, lightning bolt pattern look more like a flame, the Rust-eze logos are replaced with the Piston Cup emblem, and the "WGP 95" stickers are added on the doors. He gets a new spoiler with World Grand Prix logo on top and flames on sides. His headlight stickers were replaced by real working headlights. In the final scene of Cars 2 seen, that all his World Grand Prix stickers, except "WGP 95" and on rear is now seen a sticker, saying "Ka-Ciao, Francesco". Kind, positive, courageous, and brave, and enjoys having fun and spending time with his friends, especially Mater. Prior to his arrival in Radiator Springs, Lightning was cocky and self-centered, only caring about two things: winning and the pride that comes with it, though he never cheated like Chick Hicks. He also had romantic interest, Sally Carrera the sky blue Porsche Carrera 996. Tow Mater(Crew Chief also McQueen's best friend): Chevrolet Task-Force 3800, pale cyan all over his body. Currently, he is covered in rust and the only visible paint is on his sides and on his rear. He also has a bumper with a yellow and black caution sign. Guido(Tire Changer and Carrier): Alza Tutto Forklift, small, blue, optimistic, and fun Italian pitty. Guido’s also Luigi's best friend and business partner. Guido speaks full Italian, leaving characters usually wondering what he's saying. Guido's fast speed allows him to perform well as a pit crew member.

[Announcer] Brent Mustangburger: 19641⁄2 Ford Mustang Coupe that is painted dark blue, with the RSN logo painted on each of his doors. He has chrome rims, low profile whitewall tires, and wears black headphones. His license plate is BWM539

David Hobbscap: 1963 Jaguar E-Type Lightweight Racer, painted dark green, with chrome outlining. He has chrome hood decals and rims, surrounded by black tires. He has a black and gray grille above his mouth.

Darrell Cartrip: 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, He is painted in chrome, with a flame design on his front heading up through his hood. He has yellow headlights, a black grille, and chrome rims. He has his old racing number "17" painted in yellow on his side as well as his roof.

[Track] Tokyo Grand Prix: It took place at night and lap about 8. Circuit has 34 turns, of which 8 are on the dirt section and 17 considered as technical turns. The track is 33% dirt and 67% asphalt. The start-finish straight is in the middle of the long straightway, measuring more than 4km (2.5 mi) in real life. After 7 sharp turns going even at 90°, they arrive in the hairpin of the Imperial Palace, and pass on the Nijubashi Bridge, and then in the dirt section, which is in the Chiyoda district. The exit from this section is on a long straightway in a tunnel. Then a new series of technical turns, sometimes very narrow, with the chicane and then the 360° loop which leads to the Rainbow Bridge. Then comes a series of short straights separated by 90° turns. After the 33rd turn, they arrive on the long straightway.

Porto Corsa Grand Prix: It daytime and lap is 6. Circuit has 51 turns, of which 13 are on the dirt section and 17 considered as technical turns. The start-finish straight line runs along the harbour, surrounded by four bleachers and a journalistic area for the podium behind the panel. Two giant screens are set up on the sea-side stand, and many yachts were lined up near the port.

London Grand Prix: circuit passes through great historical places of London, such as The Mall Avenue, Buckingham Palace, Admiralty Arch and Hyde Park, where the circuit's dirt section is located. This track has 38 turns and lap is 10

Radiator Springs Grand Prix: The final race and is Partly Cloudy. Is only 1 lap mean no pit lane. Starting line is located between Radiator Springs Curios and Flo's V8 Café, with the racers facing the Radiator Springs Courthouse & Fire Department. The racers turn right at Stanley's statue and drive a long straightaway before reaching Willy's Butte, where they have to make a left turn on the dirt track's high banking, go back around and drive out of town and into Ornament Valley. The finish is end of Ornament Valley.