He doesn’t know why, he just knows he loves red. He has a red cape, a red scooter, red dinner set and recently a red cake, red balloons for his red-themed 4th birthday party. It was good for the photos! one day.. he’ll drive a red car one day!

Green because he says green always win because it is the fastest.

Green, not just in cars but in everything he picks green, he says it is the brightest colour ever.

Green, the colour of hope, he hopes his car will win.

Blue, because he says it is fast and furious.

Red, because it is the fastest and brightest.

Green, because he says it always wins because it is the fastest.

My kids love any colours, they said black and white is too boring. Luckily, even my girls like blue. As long as it’s a car that moves, it’s good enough for them.

Red, because it goes the fastest!

His favourite racing colour is red because Mickey Mouse is red which is his favourite character. He thinks a red car means it’s Mickey mouses car

My little boy loves the colour purple as it is the same colour as his favourite wiggle, Lachie.

Grandsons like green matches the go colour in traffics lights

My son’s is yellow. My husband race colours was yellow and every since his room is like a big bloody canary. Yellow everything. He loves playing with his cars and his pet bird loves to ride on top of the cars

red because it’s his favourite colour

One of Bobby’s first words were Green! He once told me he loves the colour of the grass, the leaves and even his sister’s eyes! Green is definitely his favourite racing car colour – he told me the “Green cars always zoom zoom faster wining the race!

Green. My son says the green cars are powerful like the Hulk, and can bounce like a frog. They can blend right in, but hit the speed, a true underdog.

yellow, loves bright colours that stand out.

Red, just like Lightening McQueen. Mr 5 loves the Cars movies.

Blue! Actually they are statistically faster than red cars.

Seb loves the red car. Believes it goes faster and also his older brothers love blue and green therefore he feels red is ‘his’ colour for everything