Chick Hicks knocks The King off the track, causing him to flip and crash. Lightning sacrifices the race to push The King on his last lap. Chick Hicks wins the Piston Cup, but gets booed off the stage. Lightning declines the offer to work with Dinoco and sets up his racing headquarters in Radiator Springs.
Other mistake: During the very last race, Lightning McQueen gets next to Chick Hicks, and the reflection of that his "C" emblem is on Lightning McQueen's hood. However, the C is facing the right way. Since the C is placed on the Chick Hicks in the correct direction, the reflection on Lighting McQueen should be a mirror image.
Lightning McQueen: Look, Doc said when I finish, I could go. That was the deal. Doc Hudson: The deal was you fix the road, not make it worse. Now, scrape it off! Start over again. Lightning McQueen: Hey. Look, grandpa, I'm not a bulldozer. I'm a race car. Doc Hudson: Hohoho. Is that right? Then, why don't we just have a little race - me and you? Sally: What? Lightning McQueen: Hohoho. Me and you? Is that a joke? Doc Hudson: If you win, you go and I fix the road. If I win, you do the road my way. Sheriff: Doc, what're you doing? Lightning McQueen: Hahaha. I don't mean to be rude here Doc, but you probably go 0-60 in like, what? 3.5 years? Doc Hudson: Then I reckon you ain't got nothing to worry about. Lightning McQueen: You know what, old timer? That's a wonderful idea. Let's race.
Trivia: The company that offers work to Lightning McQueen is called Dinoco. Dinoco is the name of the gas station that Andy stops at on his way to Pizza Planet in Toy Story.
Question: Can someone explain the mechanics (and physics) of how Doc's advice to "Turn right to go left" helps with McQueen's drifting?
Answer:Instead of sliding on all four tires, he's only sliding on the back two. The front two tires are turned to align with the direction of travel, allowing the car to maintain greater control of the drift. The slow-motion scene when McQueen first accomplishes this shows what's happening.
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Answer: Instead of sliding on all four tires, he's only sliding on the back two. The front two tires are turned to align with the direction of travel, allowing the car to maintain greater control of the drift. The slow-motion scene when McQueen first accomplishes this shows what's happening.
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