that five actual Cannonball races were run between 1971 and 1979, with all manner of incidents in the picture based on fact. I explained to him that three guys actually ran disguised as priests (a ...

That Cannonball produced the famous single rule that governed the run: There are no rules ... A team of three men in a Mercedes-Benz sedan dressed as priests who “were delivering the Monsignor ...

Other times, as with The Cannonball Run, it's obvious that the whole process ... a pair of drunks who disguise themselves as Catholic priests (as a pair of real contestants had done in one of ...

Brock Yates wrote a movie screenplay of his own, which resulted in 1981s The Cannonball Run, starring Hollywood ... Others disguised as priests or used a van made to look like an ambulance with ...

Maybe it’s Burt Reynolds’s mustache, or maybe it’s that people no longer find it funny to laugh at the Japanese for being Japanese, but Cannonball Run just ... dressed as priests and can ...

Ladies and gentlemen, the Cannonball Run record has once more been broken according to Ed Bolian’s latest VINWiki video. Chris Stowell achieved a solo coast-to-coast time of 27 hours and 16 ...

The Cannonball Run is an unsanctioned coast-to-coast race that traces its roots to 1933 and a man named Erwin George "Cannonball" Baker, who once completed the journey in 53 and a half hours.

In 1981, they got a bunch of stars and the guy that started it all to make a movie about it called The Cannonball Run. The Cannonball Run is the 1981 movie written by legendary auto writer Brock ...

1981's "The Cannonball Run" is a classic action-comedy film showcasing several speed demons racing across the United States, inspired by a real-life unsanctioned coast-to-coast race. With an all ...