Race For the Piston Cup

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Reads 535
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Parts 3
Time 28m

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The Sodor Railway Race is coming to the Island of Sodor, and the engines are very excited, especially Oliver, who has been chosen to take part in the race alongside several engines from the Mainland.

However, trouble arises when the devious Diesel 10 enters the race and uses every trick in the book to cheat and make sure he wins.

Will Oliver stop Diesel 10 and win the Sodor Railway Race? Find out in "Race For the Piston Cup!"


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