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| − | }}'''George New-Win''' was a [[next-generation]] sports car that was a racing driver who, around late 2010s, competed in [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] with number 52 for |
+ | }}'''George New-Win''' was a [[next-generation]] sports car that was a racing driver who, around the late 2010s, competed in the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] with the number 52 for [[Leak Less]]. He joined the team in 2016 or 2017. |
==History== |
==History== |
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| − | [[File:Newwin.png|220px|left|George New-Win during the [[Florida 500]] race at [[Florida International Super Speedway]] in 2017.|thumb]]George New-Win was a high-tech [[next-generation]] sports car that lived in the [[United States]]. In late 2010s, he competed in [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] racing for the [[Leak Less]] team with number 52. He joined either in 2016 or 2017 between the 2nd race |
+ | [[File:Newwin.png|220px|left|George New-Win during the [[Florida 500]] race at [[Florida International Super Speedway]] in 2017.|thumb]]George New-Win was a high-tech [[next-generation]] sports car that lived in the [[United States]]. In the late 2010s, he competed in the [[Piston Cup Racing Series]] racing for the [[Leak Less]] team with the number 52. He joined either in 2016 or 2017 between the 2nd race of the season at the [[Los Angeles International Speedway]] and the [[Florida 500]]. |
| − | He competed in 2017 [[Florida 500]] race at [[Florida International Super Speedway]], where he started |
+ | He competed in the 2017 [[Florida 500]] race at the [[Florida International Super Speedway]], where he started from the thirteenth position. During the race, he had an accident during which he was hit by [[Cam Spinner]], and he didn't finish the race because of the damage caused by the wreck. |
== Physical description == |
== Physical description == |
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| − | New-Win was a high-tech [[next-generation]] sports car with [[Lightyear]] |
+ | New-Win was a high-tech [[next-generation]] sports car with [[Lightyear]] tires. His eyes were dark green. He had a yellow livery with black back and roof. He had black number 52 on his sides and and yellow one on his roof. He also had an orange logo of [[Leak Less]] in shape of paint splat on his hood and black logo on his sides next to back wheels. His rims were black. |
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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Revision as of 17:38, 11 April 2021
Template:Infobox racing driverGeorge New-Win was a next-generation sports car that was a racing driver who, around the late 2010s, competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series with the number 52 for Leak Less. He joined the team in 2016 or 2017.
History
George New-Win during the Florida 500 race at Florida International Super Speedway in 2017.
George New-Win was a high-tech next-generation sports car that lived in the United States. In the late 2010s, he competed in the Piston Cup Racing Series racing for the Leak Less team with the number 52. He joined either in 2016 or 2017 between the 2nd race of the season at the Los Angeles International Speedway and the Florida 500.
He competed in the 2017 Florida 500 race at the Florida International Super Speedway, where he started from the thirteenth position. During the race, he had an accident during which he was hit by Cam Spinner, and he didn't finish the race because of the damage caused by the wreck.
Physical description
New-Win was a high-tech next-generation sports car with Lightyear tires. His eyes were dark green. He had a yellow livery with black back and roof. He had black number 52 on his sides and and yellow one on his roof. He also had an orange logo of Leak Less in shape of paint splat on his hood and black logo on his sides next to back wheels. His rims were black.
Trivia
- He is named after the Cars 3 character shading lead, George Nguyen.
- Unlike other next-generation racers, he did not had a stickers of sponsors logos on his sides.
- Racing number, 52, has also been used by: Joltsen, Claude Scruggs and Brian Spark.
- Other racing cars that where sponsored by Leak Less were: Claude Scruggs, Hollister and Brian Spark.
Appearances
Feature films
Online games
- Cars 3 Generations
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