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Hot Wheels Let's Race

Six young racers train at the Ultimate Garage Racing Camp.

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Hot Wheels Let's Race is an American animated children's series based on Mattel's Hot Wheels toy line. It centers on six young trainees at the Hot Wheels Ultimate Garage Racing Camp, where they develop the skills to become top racers. The show's first season debuted on Netflix on March 4, 2024.

A second season followed on September 9, 2024, and a third season arrived on March 3, 2025. The main cast includes Jakari Fraser as Coop, a blue-themed boy who dreams of racing; Amari McCoy as Spark, a yellow-themed African-American girl who favors science; Griffen Campbell as Mac, a green-themed aspiring stunt driver in a baseball cap; Risa Mei as Brights, a pink-themed girl with a robotic arm who loves photography and stories; Josh Keaton as Axle Spoiler, a red-themed brash pre-teen son of a champion racer; Charlie Schlatter as Sidecar, a grey-themed short pre-teen with a mop-top hairstyle and Axle's best friend; Grey DeLisle-Griffin as Dash Wheeler, a former champion turned camp instructor; and Squeakers, Dash's robot toolbox assistant who communicates in beeps that all characters can understand. The villain is Professor Rearview, voiced by Eric Bauza, a car-hating former camp racer who uses various car-themed traps and devices to destroy Hot Wheels City.

Recurring characters include Coop's parents (voiced by Eric Bauza and Sonya Leslie), news reporter Speedy Getaway (Khary Payton), champion Striker Spoiler (Danny Trejo), Brights' uncle Larry and monster truck Mega-Wrex (both Fred Tatasciore), and Professor Rearview's daughter Cruise (Julie Nathanson), who initially helps her father but later reforms. The series was greenlit by Netflix on September 28, 2023, alongside additional episodes of Gabby's Dollhouse and a trailer for a Cocomelon original. Animation was handled by Sprite Animation Studios and OLM Digital.

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