Hot Wheels World Race

Hot Wheels World Race is a computeranimated, featurelength madeforTV movie based on the Hot Wheels television show and toy line made by Mattel. The film was distributed on DVD by Family Home Entertainment and distributed on TV by Warner Bros. Television. The video game Hot Wheels World Race was based on the television series film. It premiered on Cartoon Network on July 12, 2003 and was released on VHS and DVD on December 2, 2003.

During the first leg, the drivers are given a test of the type of track Highwayis, and the abilities of their cars. One such stunt is a milehigh loop followed by a jump over a lava river. Further on, in a volcano, a mysterious black racer, known as Zed36, detonates a rigged bottle of Nitrox2 which causes lava to flow over the road. Vert and Taro make it through, but Lani gets caught in the flow and is forced to jump onto a nearby boulder. Taro immediately drives back to help her, eventually followed by Vert. All drivers finish the leg last, with the leader of the Street Breed team, Kurt Wylde, being victorious.Before the second leg, each leader must make up five teams of seven the Wave Rippers, Scorchers, Street Breed, Dune Ratz and Roadbeasts. Vert recruits his best friend, Alec Wood, and Kurts little brother, Markie, after watching him joyride in Kurts car. During the next leg, a mountainous stage, the leader of the Roadbeasts, Banjee Castillo, discovers a possible shortcut through a jungle valley. The Wave Rippers, curious of the Roadbeasts decision, follow suit. Things seem to go well for the Roadbeasts until they come across a large wheel obstacle, which theyll need to cross. Whilst crossing it with the Wave Rippers, Zed36 had a slingshot weapon ready to fire at the wheel, but hesitates after seeing Markie race towards it. After clipping the wheels as he crosses, which causes one of his Nitrox to detact and deonate, the wheels speeds up forcing Vert and Banjee to jump at speed. Meanwhile, both Taro and the leader of the Dune Ratz, Brian Kadeem, reach the portal first, causing a tie. ........

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