Eddie Izzard as Sir Miles Axlerod, a British "electric" car who created Allinol and the World Grand Prix. He is later revealed to be the mastermind behind the evil organization the Lemons.
Sir Miles Axlerod, also simply known as Sir Axlerod, is the main antagonist of the Pixar's 12th full-length animated feature film Cars 2 and a cameo antagonist in Pixar's 18th full-length animated film Cars 3.
In the ending cutscene, he shoots a missile at the player while in midair, but the player dodges the missile and pushes Professor Z out of the helicopter before the missile hits the helicopter.
Cal Weathers decided to retire mid-season as the competition is increasingly dominated by next-gen racers including the ruthless Jackson Storm. Upon his departure, he tells McQueen that their friendship was the part of racing that he enjoyed the most.
Jackson Storm, Sterling, Chick Hicks and Miss Fritter are the only antagonists in Cars 3. Jackson Storm is a modernized take on Lightning McQueen's design.
Sterling Burnish Dunn is the secondary antagonist in the 2017 Pixar's full-leght animated feature film Cars 3. He is the owner of the Rust-eze Racing Center, an elite training facility with the latest technology. It appears that he also intends to run Rust-eze out of a personal office at the Racing Center.
Cars 2 is widely (and rightly) derided as the worst Pixar movie ever. It's busy, frantic, nonsensical, and lacks heart. According to Rotten Tomatoes, it's the worst-reviewed Pixar movie by a considerable margin – its rating of 39% is abysmal; the next-lowest Pixar movie's rating, for Cars 3, is 70%.
Holley Shiftwell is a major character in Pixar's 12th full-length animated feature film Cars 2. She is a secret agent based in Tokyo, Japan, who assists Finn McMissile in his missions.
Chick's most famous quote. Chick "Thunder" Hicks is the main antagonist of Pixar's 7th full-length animated feature film Cars and a minor antagonist in its 2017 threequel Cars 3. He is also the main antagonist of some of the video games.
Cars. Chick was seen taking a pit stop in the Dinoco 400. Later, he bumps the Transberry Juice racer, showing that he is the main villain. However, he was unexpectedly overtaken by The King, Strip Weathers.
Lewis is based on, named after and voiced by the real British Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton chose the car's final black and yellow paint scheme for the car in the movie. Originally, Lewis was to be named Lewis Revington.
Give me the plant! AUTOPILOT, or better known as AUTO for short, is the main antagonist of Pixar's 9th full-length animated feature film WALL•E and the overarching antagonist of its midquel short film BURN-E and is the arch nemesis of Wall.
Chick Hicks (also known as Thunder, or simply Chick) is the main antagonist of the 2006 Disney/Pixar animated film Cars and a minor character in its 2017 threequel. He is a racer who likes cheating.
He is a rude and arrogant racer because of his skill. Knowing how talented and successful he is, Jackson has a oversized ego, and disrespects other racers beyond simple trash talk. One of Storm's biggest rivals was Lightning McQueen, who crashed while attempting to keep up with Storm at the Los Angeles 500.
The events of Cars 2 are never mentioned in Cars 3, and lessons learned in Cars 2 now have to be relearned. Pixar probably wants to forget about the second movie and so has made Cars 3 with only the first movie's plot in mind.
He was arrogant, disrespectful, and very self-absorbed. Due to his pursuit for glory, Storm was also seen to be extremely dangerous and would put others at risk to achieve his goals. An example of this being in the final race when Storm tries to undermine Cruz and run her into the wall.
Strip "The King" Weathers (voiced by Richard Petty) is a veteran race car and racing legend. Weathers is an anthropomorphic version of Petty's 1970 Plymouth Superbird, sporting the same shade of blue and Petty's racing number, 43, as well as being a fictionalized version of him.
According to Meet the Cars, Rip is a 2005 Formula 6000 Racer which is a Pixar in-house design based on the 2007 Dallara IR-05 IndyCar, though he also takes inspiration from the 2005 Hulme F1 concept car. He also resembles a 2007 Caparo T1.
The first Zündapp motorcycle was the model Z22 in 1921. This was the Motorrad für Jedermann ("motorcycle for everyone"), a simple, reliable design that was produced in large series.
