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In Cars 2 Lightning McQueen is racing in the first ever World Grand Prix to determine who's the world's fastest car. But the road to the championship is filled with plenty of potholes, detours, and hilarious surprises. Number 95 Lightning McQueen is still a hotshot racecar, but his rookie days are past him. Now a permanent resident of Radiator Springs, Lightning has become a bona fide worldwide celebrity as winner of four Piston Cups. After his latest win, Lightning McQueen returns home to enjoy life in the slow lane for a while with sweetheart Sally, best friend Mater and the rest of his Radiator Springs family. His off-season is unexpectedly cut short when Mater inadvertently prompts Lightning McQueen to enter the World Grand Prix, a high profile, three-part exhibition race that will take him around the globe. With a fresh custom paint job and real, working headlights, Lightning McQueen sets off to Japan, Italy and England with Mater in tow for the adventure of a lifetime. But competing against the fastest cars in the world tests more than his racing skills when Lightning realizes his wide-eyed best friend may not be the pit chief nor ambassador he needs to navigate the unfamiliar international terrain. His racing number, "95" is a reference to the year 1995, when Pixar's first feature-length film, Toy Story was released. Originally, his number was going to be 57, which is the year John Lasseter was born. Lightning Relampago Mcqueen have been released in Cars, Cars Toons and Cars 2 Diecast series. He's best friends with Mater.

The World Grand Prix Racers appeared in Cars 2. The racers are chosen by Miles Axlerod to promote his new wonder-fuel Allinol. The competition unites the best athletes of all race types from all over the world to determine the world's fastest car. Though there are 12 spots in each race, there is actually an odd number of 11 racers.

Lightning McQueen
Country: United States
Racing Number: 95
Pit Crew: Mater (Crew Chief), Luigi, Guido (Pitty), Fillmore (Fuel expert), Sarge
Racing Type: Piston Cup

Francesco Bernoulli
Country: Italy
Racing Number: 1
Pit Crew: Giuseppe Motorosi (Crew Chief)
Racing Type: Formula Racer

Jeff Gorvette
Country: United States
Racing Number: 24
Pit Crew: John Lassetire (Crew Chief)
Racing Type: GTS2

Lewis Hamilton
Country: England and Grenada
Racing Number: 2
Pit Crew: Bruce Boxmann (Pit Crew Chief)
Racing Type: GTS1

Max Schnell
Country: Germany
Racing Number: 4
Pit Crew: Otto Bonn (Crew Chief)
Racing Type: WTCL (World Torque Champion League)

Raoul ÇaRoule
Country: France
Racing Number: 6
Pit Crew: Bruno Motoreau (Crew Chief)
Racing Type: GRC

Carla Veloso
Country: Brazil
Racing Number: 8
Pit Crew: Cruz Besouro (Crew Chief)
Racing Type: Le Motor Prototype

Shu Todoroki
Country: Japan
Racing Number: 7
Pit Crew: Mach Matsuo (Crew Chief)
Racing Type: Le Motor Prototype

Nigel Gearsley
Country: England
Racing Number: 9
Pit Crew: Austin Littleton(Crew Chief)
Racing Type: GTS1

Miguel Camino
Country: Spain
Racing Number: 5
Pit Crew: Petro Cartalina (Crew Chief)
Racing Type: GTS2

Rip Clutchgoneski
Country: The Republic of New Rearendia
Racing Number: 10
Pit Crew: Consists of two pitties, no Crew Chief
Racing Type:Le Motor Prototype

Unlike for the other racers, the paint job of Lightning McQueen, Lewis Hamilton and Nigel Gearsley are not colored after their respective country's flag. However, Gearsley bears the British racing green. McQueen and Hamilton bear their personal colors. It can also be noted that the main color of Max Schnell and Jeff Gorvette, respectively purple and yellow, is not a color of their country flag, which is included in their design however. Some racers bear their racing league logo. Lightning McQueen is for the Piston Cup, Francesco Bernoulli for Formula Racer, Raoul ÇaRoule for the GRC, and Max Schnell for the WtcL. It can be noted that all are allusions to real racing leagues. Suprisingly, Rip Clutchgoneski is the only racer who is not seen with a pit crew chief.

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