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During the Fireball Beach scene, it is sunny at first, but every time Cruz fails, the clouds gradually gather until it's completely dark; then when Cruz finally succeeds, the clouds have dispersed.
Cruz is able to stay behind Lightning at Fireball Beach, Thunder Hollow and the first time racing st the Thomasville Speedway. After she is upgraded into a racer to be Lighting’s sparring partner, she somehow becomes faster and manages to easily overtake him in the last practice race. Toilet Humour: Invoked when Cruz slides a drip pan underneath Lightning just in case he leaks oil while being suspended in the air on a rotery lift. And to make matters worse she leaves him hanging there for an unknown period of time. One of the Next-Gen trainees even lampshades this while calling him ''Drip Pan'' while Lightning just sighs in defeat. Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso voiced the foreign language versions of Hamilton, with Vettel voicing 'Vettel' and 'Sebastian' in the Italian and German adaptations respectively, and Alonso voicing 'Fernando' in the Spanish adaptation. Chekhov's Skill: Cruz Ramirez uses Doc Hudson's acrobatic roll in the finale to win the race, and before that, almost everything else she learned in Thomasville. After the tiebreaker race, Doc says to Lightning, "You've got a lot of stuff, kid." Following the Florida 500 after Lightning wins his bet with Sterling and Cruz being surrounded by the paparazzi, he quotes to himself, "Kid's got a lot of stuff...eh, Doc?".
Gilligan Cut: McQueen yells at one point that he is "not taking a nap". Cut to him, yawning, having woken up from a nap.
Gratuitous Rap: Cruz's workout melody for Lightning, where she makes up her own rap for such. When Lightning apologizes to Cruz on the way to Thomasville, he makes up his own rap out of it. Cruz's acrobatic roll during the Florida 500 heavily parodies Lightning's astonishing jump at the Dinoco 400 in Cars. Both were also shown in dramatic slow motion.
Giardina, Carolyn (January 4, 2018). "Art Directors Guild Awards: 'Dunkirk,' 'Shape of Water,' 'Blade Runner 2049' Among Nominees". The Hollywood Reporter. Archived from the original on January 10, 2018 . Retrieved November 8, 2021. Played with in-universe when many of the next-gens look very much like their veteran counterparts. Shown when Lightning comes upon whom he thinks is Bobby, when it's actually Danny Swervez who comes out. Friendly Rivalry: Lightning, Cal Weathers, and Bobby Swift trade barbs and pranks with each other, but it's all in good fun. When the latter two are forced to retire, Lightning is saddened about not being able to race against them anymore. Not that they were Living Props in the other two movies, but Luigi and Guido are given more prominent roles here as they accompany Lightning in most of his journeys over the course of the movie. Doc: Ha, that ain't racing. That wasn't even a Sunday drive. That was one lap racing is 500 of those; everybody fightin' to move up, lap after lap, inside, outside, inches apart, never touchin'...now that's racing.
Earn Your Happy Ending: By switching places and letting Cruz take the finish line for him, Lightning not only manages to save his racing career from retirement, he also becomes a mentor to Cruz, like Doc was to him. During the Florida 500, while Lightning passes racer by racer causing his position on the scoring pylon to go up one by one, his number flashes twice as it advances, while the position that moved down doesn't. Though this is intentional, it foreshadows his shared victory with Cruz, caused by her finishing the race under his number. The double flash also hints at two racers under the same number, which what happens halfway through the race. Katherine Helmond as Lizzie, a 1923 Ford Model T Coupe who is the elderly owner of a roadside souvenir and accessory shop (Radiator Springs Curios). This was Helmond's final appearance in the Cars franchise before her death in 2019. [12]
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During a demolition derby competition, one of the workers spray paints the number "20" on her for the game. a b c d McGee, Ryan (March 29, 2017). "New 'Cars 3' characters inspired by NASCAR legends". ESPN.com. Archived from the original on May 15, 2017 . Retrieved March 29, 2017.
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