Steve Wilkins and his kid, Tyler, set 100 toy cars to race on the most astonishing track ever—a treadmill! There was a fleet of vehicles ready to race in the 4th race of the season, the demolition derby.
Amongst the racers was the defending champion, Jimmy Johns, with the hot wheels. Other competitors were sedans, NASCAR,s racing trucks, trucks, SUVs—all on the field for a quick race. The treadmill started!
The toy cars, racing in reverse on the treadmill, bumped into themselves as they all struggled to get ahead. An epic proportion of the racers were eliminated by the treadmill. Still, a few racers maneuvered their way to the frontline.
Taking the lead was a camper trailer. A motorcycle was spotted on the frontline. It was a tight race. The NASCARs were nowhere to be found as other engines raced furiously to the finish line.
What about Jimmy, the champion? Oh, no! He was eliminated early in the race. The motorcycle was still in the frontline, though he wobbled a bit this time. On the other side, contending in the frontline, was car 99, the vehicle of the day, and cornflakes.
McDonald’s and burger fries were right at the back. The two “food cars” struggled to deliver but were out of the race very quickly. About 15 cars were eliminated subsequently. With just four yellow cars left, all on top speed.
Cornflakes, by some miracle, was still on track. Immediately, two cars got eliminated, and two were left. Racing at the sidewall, car number 5 bumped into the first. The car wobbled and dropped out of the track. Car number 5 emerged as the winner for series 4. It was a hectic and exciting race.
