Aaron Clocker : Le pilote Next-Gen Re-Volting N°48 de Cars 3

Aaron Clocker: The Next-Gen Re-Volting Driver #48 from Cars 3

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Summary

Aaron Clocker is part of the wave of Next-Gen cars introduced in Cars 3 (2017). He wears the number 48 and races for the Re-Volting team, succeeding TG Castlenut . Like the other Next-Gen cars, he embodies the arrival of faster and more advanced vehicles that challenge the veterans—including Lightning McQueen .

📰 For the iconic rival of this generation, also read Jackson Storm, the high-tech rival .

Design and appearance

Aaron Clocker adopts the angular and aerodynamic style typical of Next-Gen:

  • Delivered in dark grey/black with red and white accents in Re-Volting colours;
  • Number 48 clearly visible on the sides and roof;
  • Short rear wing and sharp profile;
  • Narrow optics and determined gaze, Next-Gen visual signature .

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Performance

The film doesn't provide precise technical specifications, but it shows that the Next-Gen vehicles—including Aaron Clocker's —have higher acceleration , better stability , and a higher average speed compared to older models. Information indicating engine displacement, horsepower, or exact model is fan lore or merchandising and is not canon on screen .

📰 For the theme of passing the torch, check out Cruz Ramirez .

Presence in the Florida 500

Aaron Clocker is among the drivers in the Florida 500 , the final race of Cars 3. He appears in the Next-Gen field , reinforcing the idea of ​​a grid now dominated by the new cars. He has no dialogue or individual focus, but he contributes to the staging of the technological dominance of the newcomers.

📰 On the trackside and TV commentary side, discover Shannon Spokes .

Place in history Re-Volting

The Re-Volting team is a brand already present in the Cars franchise. By retaining the #48 for Aaron Clocker after TG Castlenut , it demonstrates a classic passing of the torch : same sponsor, same number, but a modernized driver . Aaron thus becomes the Next-Gen face of Re-Volting.

Derivative products

Aaron Clocker was marketed by Mattel as a 1:55 scale die-cast model in several Cars ranges. The miniature features his Re-Volting livery , his number 48 , and his Next-Gen lines . He thus joins the Next-Gen driver collection alongside Jackson Storm , Tim Treadless , and Sheldon Shifter .

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What he represents in Cars 3

Without having a central role, Aaron Clocker contributes to the symbolism of the generational transition that structures the film. He illustrates the professionalization and standardization of performance in the Piston Cup: sleeker, faster, more “corporate” cars, which force McQueen to reinvent himself .

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Summary table

Element Data verified
Name Aaron Clocker
Number 48
Stable / Sponsor Re-Volting
Kind Next-Gen Car
Appearance Cars 3 (2017)
Replaces TG Castlenut (former Re-Volting pilot)
Role in the film Secondary Next-Gen Pilot without Dialogue
Notable race Florida 500
Official toy Mattel 1:55 Die-Cast (Cars 3 range)

FAQ

  • Does Aaron Clocker speak in Cars 3? No, he has no identified lines of dialogue.
  • Does he replace TG Castlenut? Yes, he takes over the number 48 and the Re-Volting sponsor, which confirms the continuity.
  • Is he one of the main pilots? No, he is a secondary pilot visible in the group shots.
  • Does it exist in miniature? Yes, Mattel has produced several 1:55 scale versions of its car.
  • Why is it important? Because it represents the modernization of Re-Volting and the Next-Gen pressure on the veterans.

Conclusion

Aaron Clocker is one of those veteran drivers who add depth to the Cars 3 grid. As Next-Gen #48 Re-Volting , he embodies the technological transition and the passing of the torch between old and new cars — a central theme of the film.

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