He is fucking a weird guy. You see ya.... Here we go. 2016 snow drift. If you're going to go to a rally for the first time, you might as well make it a good one. For me, it had to be snow drift. Yes, Northern Michigan in January. Glorious, glorious snow. Here we come. I'll tell you the rally itself. Going to a rally really gives you a good excuse to drive in roads you've never driven on. And that's exactly what we did. While getting to a rally stage, it's snow drift and vols walking through a lot of snow, in the end, it's totally worth it. That's a Subaru. It's a lot better than the rest of the race. That is not a sign you were so sure you would rally. That is awesome. Oh, shit, he's so succinct. The next morning started out with Park Expose, where everyone comes to see all the rally cars. Swag. Did I got swag? Really got swag. Is there cool rally guides in it? I would hope so. He's got the... One of the many cool things about rally is how accessible the drivers and co-drivers are. I'm going to be so awesome. Checked through. Hey Craig. Are you going to selfie real quick? I just was on video so... Okay, thanks man. Good luck today. We're here. Good work. Thank you. Peace in. We ended up volunteering at the rally and doing something called time control. Now that's a fancy way of saying writing down a time when they come into different service areas. But it was actually pretty fun, because you got to interact with the drivers and the co-drivers. After a long day of volunteering, we finally headed to the last stage of the rally. Bonfire rally. It really is quite spectacle. Along the section of the stage, there are thousands of people and hundreds of fires lined along the road. You see some interesting things. Like this guy in a bird costume in a tree. But nothing really prepares you for the first time everyone yells car and that rally car comes ripping by. Oh shit. That other dude was going to wave fast. Yeah. Wave fast. I'm waiting for it. That'd be hilarious. Ha ha! Yeah. Bonfire is one of a kind experience. And it was a hell of a way to end the trip.