While traveling to California for the dispute of the final race of the Piston Cup racing season against The King and Chick Hicks, the famous Lightning McQueen and Braedey 'Bolt McQueen' Martin, accidentally damage the road of the small town called R...
Down in Victory Lane after the whole race, Lightning and 'Bolt McQueen were getting their tyres changed by their pit crew as Kori Turbowitz, who is a reporter with the RSN, or Racing Sports Network, came up to them to ask them some questions.
Kori Turbowitz is a 2005 Luxomobile Animatic, a model that is based on a 1997 Ford Puma. She is painted turquoise with grey rims, whilst she has brown eyes, and a black Press sticker that has the Piston Cup on it above her left fender.
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"We're here in Victory Lane, awaiting the race results." Kori announced, then she looked over to Lightning. "McQueen that was quite a risky move, not taking tyres."
"Tell me about it." One of the forklifts scoffed out.
"And Braedey..." Kori looked to 'Bolt', as he rolled over to the two, his tyres now fixed up. "You did an amazing job of helping McQueen to reach the finish." She complimented to him.
"Yeah." Lightning looked over to his partner. "Thanks a lot, pal. I wouldn't be here without you."
"Are you both sorry you didn't have a crew chief out there?" Kori now asked.
Braedey decided to speak up. "Kori, here's a lot more to the race than just the finish line." He stated.
"I mean, taking the race by a full lap... Where's the entertainment in that?" McQueen now asked sarcastically next. "No no no... I wanted to give folks a little sizzle."
"Sizzle?" The forklift from earlier asked.
"Sizzle, Lightning?" Braedey asked also in confusion.
"Am I sorry we don't have a crew chief?" McQueen asked. "No, I'm not. Cause I'm a one-man show." He stated with confidence.
"What? Oh yeah, right." The forklift sighed as he got to work on the other tyres.
Kori now turned back to the camera. "That was a very confident Lightning and 'Bolt' McQueen. Coming to you live from Victory Lane, I'm Kori Turbowitz." She said.
As the crew work on McQueen's right aide, Kori's Cameramen was struggling to try and get a good shot of Lightning's bolt, since the forklift named Chuck was in the way. "Hey, get out of the shot!" The cameraman asked.
"Yo, Chuck, what are you doing?" Lightning asked. "You're blocking the camera. Everyone wants to see the bolt."
"What?!" Chuck asked, offended.
"Now, back away." Lightning told him.
Chuck then had enough as he threw away his air wrench. "That's it!! Come on, guys." He told his team, then they dropped McQueen, and they started to leave.
"Wait!" Braedey raced up. "Guys! Hold up!"
"Whoa, team!" McQueen asked in confusion. "Where are you going?"
