Stroker Ace

Stroker Ace, a talented NASCAR driver from Waycross, Georgia, establishes himself as a fierce competitor on the racing circuit. With his #7 Ford Thunderbird, he clinches three championships, showcasing his impressive skills despite his overconfident attitude.

Stroker's main rival, Aubrey James, driving the #10 Four-Star Whiskey Buick Regal, becomes determined to outpace Stroker for recognition. The rivalry intensifies as both drivers engage in fierce competition for the championship.

After a heated argument fueled by his overconfidence, Stroker finds himself at odds with Jim Catty, a representative from Zenon Oil. In a moment of reckless anger, Stroker retaliates by dumping wet concrete on Catty, damaging their professional relationship.

In the wake of his conflict, Stroker is approached by Clyde Torkle, a wealthy fried-chicken entrepreneur, who offers a new sponsorship deal. Stroker agrees to team up with Torkle, alongside his mechanic Lugs Harvey, hoping for better fortunes in his racing career.

Unfortunately, Stroker's lack of thorough review leads him to sign a contract that makes him the face of the Chicken Pit fast-food chain. He finds himself compelled to wear a chicken costume and make promotional appearances, much to his dismay.

Realizing the predicament he is in, Stroker teams up with Lugs Harvey to devise a plan to escape the binding agreement with Chicken Pit. They brainstorm ideas on how to wrestle free from these embarrassing promotional obligations.

Amidst the chaotic world of racing and sponsorship deals, Stroker finds himself drawn to Pembrook Feeny, Torkle's marketing director and a respected Sunday School teacher. Although initially hesitant to reciprocate, she gradually starts to notice Stroker's charming personality.

As the racing season progresses, Stroker puts his best foot forward, achieving a stunning series of victories under the Chicken Pit brand. His drive and determination push him closer to capturing the coveted championship title.

Stroker’s success prompts Torkle to receive a lucrative offer to sell Chicken Pit. However, the deal comes with a condition that requires him to part ways with Stroker, putting both men at a crossroads as they weigh their options.

As the pressure builds, Stroker struggles internally with the dilemma of winning the championship or maintaining his relationship with Chicken Pit. His fierce competitive nature clashes with the need to reassess his priorities.

Stroker faces a technical issue during a crucial race that forces him down to the sixth position. As time runs out, he realizes that he needs to rally his focus and determination if he hopes to turn his fate around.

Despite the setback and Torkle's naive announcement of Stroker's release, he quietly prepares for a miraculous comeback. Drawing on his strength, determination, and skills, he focuses on reclaiming his position in the race.

In a stunning twist of events, Stroker executes a breathtaking roll-over as he crosses the finish line, ultimately clinching the championship title. This unexpected victory showcases not only his talent but also his resilience.

Despite the celebrations over Stroker's championship victory, Torkle soon discovers that the enticing offer for his chicken franchise was merely a scheme orchestrated by Stroker and his friends. The deception leads to unexpected consequences for Torkle.