"The lot was filled with people and there were TV cameras, news reporters, and tons of people celebrating the finish. Key West was definitely the kind of place for a Bullrun finish, because that place is like Mardi Gras 24 hours a day. We immediately began partying, and just kept moving the party from place to place, eventually winding up back at the resort pool causing, causing mayhem and keeping people awake. Those crazy brits that I was talking about did a full Crossfire-on-Crossfire tug of war in the parking lot that's sure to make it on youtube at some point soon.
The Bullrun was a great experience both for New York Motor Club, and for me personally, because it truly shows what the rally spirit is all about. It's about skilled drivers, nice cars, great times, comraderie, and really using these cars for what they are designed for. The Bullrun, or any cross-country rally for that matter, is a very difficult event, but it's also the most fun I've ever had in a car. I’ll definitely be returning next year, the only question is, what do I drive? "

"So the plan was to load one of the now infamous Crossfires ( the insurance company is probably calling the police after seeing the video on You Tube, which won’t work since our two Brits are now several thousand miles across the pond) that had a demolition derby contest the night before, on the Darkcyd Race Semi."

"So the guys that took that decided to rent 2 Crossfires…everyone wondered why they each got one. We soon found out it was so they could play bumper cars…the rental insurance came in handy."