Cannonball Run 2 DVD

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On October 18–21, 2015, Deena Mastracci and Reese were joined by Alex Roy. They beat Mastracci and Reese's prior record of 58 hours, 48 minutes for an LA–NYC run in an electric vehicle with a total time of 57 hours, 48 minutes. [53] Former F1 icon (and Scotch-swilling) Jamie Blake and his (gambling-obsessed) teammate Morris Fenderbaum, dressed as Catholic priests, drive a red Ferrari 308 GTS 1979. The Cannonball Run’s record-breaking attempts have never ended. Cannonball records were broken at an incredible rate during the peak of the pandemic.

Robinson, Dot (June 1999). "Riding with Rody". American Motorcyclist: 8–11 . Retrieved 2 November 2018. When speaking about the team, Bolian noted, “They didn’t want to be known as the key violators of all of these shelter-in-place regulations. Nobody wanted to be out there putting anyone’s lives in danger.” Murphy, A.D (October 27, 1987). "Biggest North American Film Boxoffice Weekends In History". Daily Variety. p.46. In April 2015, the first coast-to-coast autonomous record was set by employees of Delphi. Delphi engineers covered 3,400 miles, San Francisco to New York City, over a span of nine days. [66] Horton, Alex. "These guys finished a record Cannonball Run from New York to L.A., averaging 195 mph. Here's how". Washington Post . Retrieved 2019-12-08.Bronson Justice set the solo outright record at 25 hours 35 minutesin a Dodge Charger on October 4, 2020. Coast-to-Coast Nonstop Record Warner Bros. has acquired the rights to the Cannonball Run franchise and in 2016 set Etan Cohen to write and direct a remake as Cannonball. Andre Morgan and Alan Gasmer were hired as producers. [34]

In May 1914, he set out on his Indian motorcycle to break the transcontinental record, starting in San Diego. The newspaper accounts from the time revealed that he meticulously prepped for this ride — he “laid out his routes ahead of time, planning what roads and towns to travel through and even planting tanks of gas ahead of him in remote areas to avoid fuel trouble.” Cannonball Run II is a 1984 action comedy film [4] starring Burt Reynolds and an all-star cast, released by Warner Bros. and Golden Harvest. Like the original Cannonball Run, it is set around an illegal cross-country race. Not only is this book full of incredible stories of the Cannonball Run, but it also contains photographs from many legendary moments. Written by one of the most well-known car journalists whose impact is still reaching car enthusiasts today, “Cannonball!” is sure to impress. The Driver: My Dangerous Pursuit of Speed and Truth in the Outlaw Racing World by Alexander Roy The C2C Express is a Cannonball Run specifically for classic cars that started in 2016. Ed Bolian participated in the inaugural race in a “Bluemobile.” In January 2020, Ed Bolian posted a video titled New Year’s Special: The Final Running of The C2C Express. Bert Convy as wealthy but bored executive Bradford Compton, who planned to run the Cannonball by motorcycle with the help of an old friend, Shakey Finch ( Warren Berlinger), once the world's greatest cross-country motorcyclist. The two planned to disguise themselves as newlyweds. Compton's now portly ally forced them into a wheelie for the entire race.

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After the U.S. Express ended, the legacy of organized transcontinental races continued. In the spirit of Cannonball, drivers continued with transcontinental events including One Lap of America, The 2904, and the C2C Express. The 2904 (Photo/The2904.org) I, Bryon Dorr, have talked to Ashmore directly — where I got the details you see here — as well as others in the “fraternity of lunatics” and heard both sides of this tale. There are compelling reasons to believe and to not believe Ashmore’s run to be legitimate. But, in the end, Ashmore has not been able to produce any solid proof of his run to me or anyone else. The Cannonball Run is an unparalleled street race with one goal: drive from New York to California in the least amount of time. Let’s dive into all things Cannonball and look into the Cannonball Run record books. Diary of a Race". ev online. Stanford. Archived from the original on 2016-03-15 . Retrieved 2021-09-18.