Marco Axelbender

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Marco Axelbender
Vehicle type Emerycraft Inka
Color Black, white
Occupation Piston Cup Security Officer
First appearance Cars (2006)
Latest appearance It's Experience That Counts! (2008)
Main performer(s) Marco Boerries [1]


Character information
Gender Male
"No admittance without a garage pass!"
—Marco Axelbender, Cars

Marco Axelbender is a Security Officer in Cars.

Official profiles

Car Finder Game

  • Never mess with Marco Axelbender. This former ATF pursuit vehicle received a Presidential Commendation when he blew out three tires during a high speed pursuit on the 101 and still managed to catch the assailant on nothing but rims. Today he treads safer roads at the Los Angeles International Speedway, arresting scalpers and turning away riffraff.

Meet the Cars

  • Never mess with Marco Axelbender. This former ATF pursuit vehicle received a presidential commendation when he blew out three tires during a high-speed pursuit, yet he still managed to catch the assailant on nothing but rims. Today he treads safer roads at the Los Angeles International Speedway, arresting scalpers and turning away the riffraff.

Pixarpedia

  • As a security guy at the LA International Speedway, Marco makes sure that there's no trouble for any of the race cars. Shame he can't arrest Chick Hicks for being a scoundrel!

Cars: Character Encyclopedia

  • The only difference between the Marco and Richard Clayton models is that Marco is smiling!

Gallery

Name in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Danish Marco Akselknækker –
German Marco Achsenbruch –
Polish Marco Bramconi –
Russian Марко Аксельбендер
Marko Aksel'bender
Марко Аксельбант
Marko Aksel'bant
Марко Вмятино
Marko Vmyatino
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Trivia

  • It is unknown that he and Richard Clayton returned in Cars 3, because you can see two officers keeping watch in case cameramen or fans come to see and interview Jackson Storm and McQueen after the Dinoco 400 at Copper Canyon Speedway in Arizona. It was possibly them, or they were replaced by other officers.

References

  1. ↑ YouTube. July 20, 2022. Retrieved July 24, 2026.