Every racetrack in the world has a secret.

Laguna Seca · The Corkscrew

Twist

Twist lives at the bottom of Laguna Seca’s famous Corkscrew — the one spot where the track drops so suddenly, cars seem to disappear. Even Grandpa Vito, who’s raced this track a hundred times, had never once stopped to really look. Turns out Twist was never hiding to scare anyone. He just wanted to be understood.

Daytona · The High Banks

Banks

Banks is Daytona’s colossal, gentle giant — his curved back is the track’s famous 31-degree banking. From below, that towering wall looks like it could crush anything in its path. But Banks isn’t crushing the cars; he’s holding them up, using their own speed to keep them safe. Ancient and endlessly patient, he’s been quietly protecting every car that crosses him since the track’s very first lap.

Indianapolis · The Yard of Bricks

Rusty

Everyone at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway looks up: at the grandstands, the pagoda, the cars. Nobody looks down. Rusty has been waiting right there for more than a century, under millions of famous bricks, and the one thing he wants is for somebody to notice him. Even Grandpa Vito, who has crossed that finish line more times than he can count, had never once looked down to see.

Monaco · The Harbor Streets

Dash

Dash is tall, tidy and quick-spoken, and he looks exactly like part of the town, because he is. When the race is over and the walls come down, Enzo, Leni and their cousin Alex discover that the wall everyone says never forgives a mistake is actually holding everyone close enough that nothing gets lost. Even Grandpa Vito, who raced these streets lap after lap, had never once really seen him.

The Explorers

Every monster in the series is discovered by the same curious family — Enzo, who sees the story; his sister Leni, who checks the math; and their Grandpa Vito, a retired weekend racer who’s driven these tracks more times than he can count... but never once stopped to really “see” what is there. Together, they go back and discover the wonder.