Pixar's "Cars" (2006) and the 2006 Demotion of Pluto

This is my second of four posts on this race:

More “Pluto” in Photo Finish at NASCAR Atlanta 400
Pixar’s “Cars” (2006) and the 2006 Demotion of Pluto
The Meteoric Rise of Lewis Hamilton Just After Pixar’s “Cars”
“Cars” Co-Director Joe Ranft Dies in “Car Crash” (2005)

Atlanta Motor Speedway, site of the Ambetter Health 400, is 2.48 kilometers:

It takes Pluto 248 years to orbit the Sun. Pluto was downgraded to a dwarf planet on the 24th of August, or 24/8 in the year 2006.

In 2006, Kobe Bean Bryant changed his number to 24 from 8. In January of that year, he scored the second-most points in a single game in NBA history with an 81-point effort.

Pixar’s Cars was released in 2006. The man credited with the discovery of Pluto is Clyde William Tombaugh, whose common and full names both sum to 215.

Dale Earnhardt

95 weeks is a span of 666 days

In the alphabetic order, Demotion sums to 95.

The main character of the film is #95 Lightning McQueen:

This is the value that Lightning shares with his voice actor, Owen Cunningham Wilson.

Owen Wilson

Pluto’s age on Owen Wilson’s birthday are synced to the gematria of Ralph Dale Earnhardt Sr.

Demotion has double gematria of 121, which also matches both Owen Wilson and Ralph Dale Earnhardt Sr.

Owen was born on the 323rd day of a leap year:

Pluto is the Roman name for the Greek god of the underworld, Hades.

Disney’s Pluto debuted a span of 37 years, 203 days before Owen Wilson was born, which happened 37 years, 203 days before Cars premiered:

The release for Cars had Reduced numerology of 23:

Including the end date, the film came out 204 days after Wilson’s birthday.

America’s Pluto return is in 2024
43 + 95 + 86 = 224

Richard Petty

The #43 car in Cars is driven by “The King” Strip Weathers. This is clearly a tribute to “The King” Richard Petty. Richard drove the real-life #43 car: