"NASCAR Racers" (1999) TV series 1999-2001

User Rating:

4.0/10   

Director:

Dennis Woodyard

Writers:

Mark Edward Edens (writer)
Michael Edens (writer) (episode) (writer) (episode "Pulp Faction") (writer) (episode "Daredevil") (writer) (episode "Every Man for Itself") (writer) (episode "Second Chance") (writer) (episode "Red Flag") (writer) (episode "Chain Reaction") (writer) (episode "Rumble") (writer) (episode "El Dorado") (writer) (episode "Duck Unlimited") (writer) (episode "Last Chance") (writer) (episode "Dream")

Seasons:

1 | 2 | unknown

Genre:

Animation | Adventure | Sci-Fi | Action | Thriller

Plot:

The good Team Fastex races against the evil Team Rexcor in this fantastic, futuristic animated series!

Cast

Kathleen Barr

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Megan 'Spitfire' Fassler (unknown episodes)

Also Known As:

"NASCAR Superchargers" (USA) (pre-release title)

Runtime:

30 min

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:TV-Y7

Movie Connections:

Follows NASCAR Racers: The Movie (1999) (TV)

NASCAR Racers captures racing drama, but has some flaws

NASCAR Racers is a great show, capturing the drama of racing and has some great action. The show has high-tech cars, much unlike our present racing cars. The cars can fly, shed the outer body, and a flying machine is left after the outer body sheds. Oh, I forgot, they're computer animated. That's where the flaws come in. The cars look great in their computer animated style, but when the pencil animation comes in contact with the computer animation, it looks so cheesy. For example, on the "NASCAR Racers: The Movie" (the premiere of the show), when Sunts runs on top of Charger's car, it looks as if he's floating above the car in a cheesy version of "Star Wars". But, all in all, this show is great. It shouldn't be missed by NASCAR fans and action fans.