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| − | [[File:Los_angeles_international_speedway.png|thumb|The speedway during the Piston Cup season.]]'''The''' ''' Los Angeles International Speedway, in California,''' is where the tiebreaker race in [[Piston Cup]] history took place in [[Cars]] after [[Lightning McQueen]], [[Chick Hicks]], and [[The King]] tied each other at the [[Motor Speedway of the South]]. Although Hicks had won the race, his fans turned on him for cheating: he had deliberately caused [[The King]] to spin out in a horrible crash. There was an attendance of nearly 200,000 cars. |
+ | [[File:Los_angeles_international_speedway.png|thumb|290px|The speedway during the Piston Cup season.]]'''The''' ''' Los Angeles International Speedway, in California,''' is where the tiebreaker race in [[Piston Cup]] history took place in [[Cars]] after [[Lightning McQueen]], [[Chick Hicks]], and [[The King]] tied each other at the [[Motor Speedway of the South]]. Although Hicks had won the race, his fans turned on him for cheating: he had deliberately caused [[The King]] to spin out in a horrible crash. There was an attendance of nearly 200,000 cars. |
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The speedway during the Piston Cup season.
The Los Angeles International Speedway, in California, is where the tiebreaker race in Piston Cup history took place in Cars after Lightning McQueen, Chick Hicks, and The King tied each other at the Motor Speedway of the South. Although Hicks had won the race, his fans turned on him for cheating: he had deliberately caused The King to spin out in a horrible crash. There was an attendance of nearly 200,000 cars.