sticky-yellowA Delivery robot should have many ways to track it for its company. Customers want to know when their package arrives, and you don't want someone kidnapping the robot
sticky-yellowRoad Buns either used to use their robots to deliver items, or still does. Based on the art, we can assume Tempo was one of these delivery robots
sticky-yellowTempo aggressively insists she's good at racing
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sticky-yellowThis is also worded like a threat
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sticky-yellowTempo is constantly sponsoring drivers, maintaining vehicles and acting as an announcer at races, rather than racing herself
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sticky-yellowTempo has made ads for Casinos - She's not against supporting immoral activities if she'll gain from it
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sticky-yellowTempo somehow went MIA from her entire company. Either her company committed untold amounts of negligence, or Tempo was putting in a suspiciously high amount of effort to hide from her company
sticky-yellowTempo allegedly won the Grand Prix so hard she got her entire company to swap markets, and this same victory was (If we believe her story) most probably how she took over all of the branding of the TurboBlast races
sticky-yellowTempo is not against being stared at, and is clearly willing to use her body to make marketing more enticing.
sticky-blueAll images of TurboBlast branding and race decoration taken from public images and videos or insiders in the crowd
sticky-yellowTempo's clearly the face of TurboBlast racing. Holograms, billboards, even random structures in a strange poligonal void show nothing but HER near other TurboBlast branding like their cars, and that's if you're lucky. Usually she's all you see