Gumball 3000 6 Days in May movie

The 2005 ‘6 Days in May’ movie shows what happened during the Gumball 3000 rally 2004. The 2004 edition took the gumball pack with their supercars from Paris to Morocco and back to Cannes. Among the cars were two Ferrari Enzo’s, a Ford Escort Cosworth, a bunch of Lamborghini’s, Bentleys, Porsches and a 2CV with a topspeed of 80 miles an hour.

Buy it now! DVD for only $9,99…

Gumball 2005

The 2005 edition of the Gumball 3000 rally was one of the best covered Gumballs ever. There were thousands of people watching the Gumball 3000 arrive in Accoz and Vienna. Fansites and sites of Gumballers popped up like never before…

I made a selection of the must see things of the Gumball 2005:

  • Overview of the teams and cars of the Gumball 2005
  • GT3000 – Writup, photos and videos
  • Ant and Pete – Photos and videos
  • Team 144 – Photos, videos and results
  • Team 3ezer – Writeup and photos
  • Team 56 – Photos and videos
  • Gumballer.com – Photos and videos
  • Rainbow Diablo – Writeup, photos and videos
  • Team 21 – Writeup
  • Team 111 – Photos
  • Extreme Sports – Writeup and photos
  • Link suggestions are welcome in the comments!

    Stay tuned for more!

    Videos made by Gumball fans from Germany

    Just found this website with a bunch of videos made by a group of Gumball 3000 fans from Germany!

    At the moment they got 12 videos which should keep you occupied for a while…

    Gumball 3000 fans

    The Gumball Rally

    Seems like a lot of people don’t know the roots of the Gumball 3000. Keep reading and you will!

    In 1933 legendary motorcycle racer Mister Baker, had crossed the United States coast-to-coast in 54 hours, earning him the nickname Cannonball. He had had an annual race ever since 1914 (when he needed 11 days), and bettered his time ever since. In the 1970s motor journalist Brock Yates of Car and Driver magazine had started the Cannonball Baker Sea To Shining Sea Memorial Trophy Dash in honor of Cannonball. The first race was held on April 1, 1971, and first prize was a Gumball dispenser. The first race was won by Yates and Dan Gurney, former race driver for Formula One and Le Mans, who drove a Ferrari. They needed about 35 hours from New York to L.A. These events inspired the 1976 movie The Gumball Rally

    The Gumball Rally 1976

    The 1976 Gumball Rally movie not available for rent in your neighbourhood? No problem, new DVD for $9,99!

    Missed the Extreme sports episodes?

    Last September the Extreme Sports Channel aired a 6 part series about the Gumball 3000. The episodes didn’t contain that much driving, but all together it was nice to see more of the Gumball 3000…

    Missed it? No problem, you can download the Extreme 2005 episodes here!