Sally Taylor — FlatOut

Cheerful, reckless, unpredictable Sally is the heart of the pit crew — always laughing, always chatting, always bringing snacks. She’s got a Kansas drawl, a love for country music, and a habit of naming her tires after her chickens (“Clucky,” “Pecky,” “Featherfoot,” and “Boom”).

Other racers see her as a lovable nuisance — until she gets mad. Then she’s a blur of elbows, tire smoke, and shouted threats like “You just woke the rooster!”

Sally is: Happy-go-lucky, Talkative, A little airheaded, Emotionally volatile when pushed. Most of the time she’s smiling, joking, and waving at rivals before the race.

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Sally's appearance is a 21-year-old girl who has long blonde hair and blue eyes, and sports a light pink tank top with a red tiger decal (which can be seen on all of her white vehicles, she also wear her white racing jacket), white racing pants, red boots, and brown fingerless gloves.

Taylor's identifying color is pink. Despite this, her cars are white with a red tiger with flaming decal. Her race car also sport the number 56.

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Backstory: Sally Taylor was born in Kansas and is the youngest of all her five sisters and six brothers. She spent her childhood on her family's farm, tending cows and chicken until the herd was ran over by a speeding race car. The tragic event changed her life profoundly and the farmer's daughter became an overnight racer. Nowadays, the 21-year old Sally is cheerful and easygoing most of the time, but may be a bit slow in the head occasionally. She often gets in trouble at the race track, either because of her lack of skills or by ill judgment of the situation ahead. These accidents' often lead other racers to think of Sally as silly and bothersome, not someone that is fit for the rough race tracks of FlatOut. Still, her presence brings livelier atmosphere among the rest of the racers. Sally's physique is excellent for high jumping and her fearless mentality has prepped her for the baseball events where she also prevails.

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Driving style: Taylor is a rather average competitor. She will occasionally come out on top of the pack, but in most cases you won't notice her often, due to her lacking any remarkable driving skills.

Taylor is an average driver in the Derby Class. She drives the slow and heavy Roamer (resembles 1974 Chevrolet K10), which doesn't help her get very far ahead in races, but she is much stronger in demolition derbies due to the strength of her vehicle.

Yet again, Taylor is an average driver in the Race Class. She drives another heavy vehicle, the Lentus (heavily based off 1978-87 Chevy El Camino), and its shifty handling gives her a disadvantage in races. However, she is once again a decent competitor in demolition derbies, due to the aforementioned qualities of her vehicle.

Taylor is at her best in the Street Class. She drives the incredibly fast Road King (based off 2006 Ford Shelby GT500) this time around, which is quite a departure from the heavy trucks driven by her in the other two classes. She poses a major threat on the circuit tracks due to the speed of her vehicle, but she also loses control quite easily, giving her a disadvantage on tracks with lots of twists and turns. Due to the low strength of the Road King, she tends to perform poorly in demolition derbies.