Bull Run Rally Passes Through Mobile

Mobile Irvington Fancy race cars too fast on Bayway...citations issued.

by Randy Patrick

Published: Thu, July 16, 2009 - 9:16 pm CST Last Updated: Thu, July 16, 2009 - 10:57 pm CST

The Bull Run Rally runs from New York City, NY to Austin, TX. Thursday the cars stopped in Mobile to get in some drag racing at Mobile Dragway in Irvington.

The Bullrun brand originated from the now legendary Bullrun USA car rally. It is the most glamorous and high profile “luxury lifestyle” automotive rally.

Each year up to a 100 cars, driven by celebrities and individuals from around the world, embark on an epic seven-day rolling road-trip, partying in a different city every night.

Bullrun crosses the USA, bringing together a celebrity strewn cast of characters and for an unforgettable adventure, where, the only obligatory goals are to party, drive and enjoy…

Fuelled by an impressive schedule of public and private events at the finest venues and hotels and in the most exciting cities in America, ’Bullrunners’ make their way from one checkpoint to the next, only learning their next destination daily, rocking to a close each night in the party capitals of America.

Entry to this event is $20,000. This covers both drivers for accommodations, rally entry and meals and parties for the week of the rally.
This live rally event is filmed for TV in 96 countries outside the United States (See Bullrun TV). The TV show will be in it's 6th season in 2009. The title of this TV series is 'Cops, Cars & Superstars'.

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Tarnished Angel Says:

Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 2:38 pm

These idiots are stupid this event is as dangerous as the running of the bulls in Spain.This is another example of social elevation thinking the individuals are above the LAW!They should go back to where they came from!!!

JOESPKN Says:

Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 2:20 pm

Southbama that bozo’s remark caught my ear this morning on CH 5, couldn’t hear what the bimbo was saying, if they don’t like the laws here go around, we DON’T mind.

SouthBama Says:

Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 12:30 pm

Do you people not realize that these cars are running anywhere between 100-140 MPH on our roadways. That would be called reckless endangerment. They are putting our state residents in danger. All It takes is one slip up and then we have a major traffic accident. Running the speeds they are, I’m willing to guarantee that there will be fatalities. But I guess our Troopers are being too hard on them right? And to the guy that made the comment that his “attorney” will handle that ticket, you are in for a rude awakening buddy. Get over it.

JOESPKN Says:

Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 12:07 pm

In the words of ole Buford “Yall come back heah” we’ll be waiting.

Surf Says:

Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 11:40 am

ATTA-BOY!! Nobody is above the law, including celebs, and may I say especially celebs. You speed, you pay. Now if they could just do that 7 days a week round Mobile and Baldwin counties, I’d be very happy. But, I’d have more luck waiting on PCH to bring me my check, than seeing someone get a ticket for speeding round here.

JOESPKN Says:

Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 9:50 am

Screw um put that Bozo in jail and the Bimbo also. Stay out of Alabama.