 What do you get when you cross fast cars, lots of money, and acclaimed producer Deadmau5 driving a Ferrari that looks like an internet meme? You get the Gumball 3000, an annual road rally filled with some of the rarest, most expensive cars in the world. As the name suggests, the Gumball 3000 runs for 3,000 miles. And this year it's a transcontinental affair, starting in Miami and ending in the European dance club mecca of Ibiza in the Mediterranean Sea. Technically, there's nothing about the rules that says that the entrants, each of whom paid 40,000 pounds to participate, have to break the law. But when you've got a grid filled with cars that can crack 200 miles per hour without breaking a sweat, well, you do the math. The Gumball stopped in New York City's South Street seaport on Friday night to get loaded on aircraft taking them to Scotland for the second leg of their journey, and a small but devoted crowd turned out to watch the cars arrive. They were pretty ridiculous. Entrants ranged from a chrome Aston Martin to a velvet-covered Rolls Royce. But the evening clearly belonged to Deadmau5, who was driving the rally in a Ferrari 458 clad in Nyan Cat with Tory Belichi of Mythbusters fame riding shotgun. Why Nyan Cat? Why? Why not? Why not? Right? Because no one, because one of one. Because it's me. It speaks to me. It's mine. It's, you know, I created it. And speaking of things on the internet, turns out Deadmau5 is a pretty big fan of the Verge. I'm with the Verge, by the way. Dude! I'm like your biggest fan! Someday we'll all be driving McLaren supercars painted to look like Tron props. Wait, no we won't. This is as close as we get.
 What do you get when you cross fast cars, lots of money, and acclaimed producer Deadmau5
 driving a Ferrari that looks like an internet meme?
 You get the Gumball 3000, an annual road rally filled with some of the rarest, most expensive
 cars in the world.
 As the name suggests, the Gumball 3000 runs for 3,000 miles.
 And this year it's a transcontinental affair, starting in Miami and ending in the European
 dance club mecca of Ibiza in the Mediterranean Sea.
 Technically, there's nothing about the rules that says that the entrants, each of whom
 paid 40,000 pounds to participate, have to break the law.
 But when you've got a grid filled with cars that can crack 200 miles per hour without
 breaking a sweat, well, you do the math.
 The Gumball stopped in New York City's South Street seaport on Friday night to get loaded
 on aircraft taking them to Scotland for the second leg of their journey, and a small but
 devoted crowd turned out to watch the cars arrive.
 They were pretty ridiculous.
 Entrants ranged from a chrome Aston Martin to a velvet-covered Rolls Royce.
 But the evening clearly belonged to Deadmau5, who was driving the rally in a Ferrari 458
 clad in Nyan Cat with Tory Belichi of Mythbusters fame riding shotgun.
 Why Nyan Cat?
 Why?
 Why not?
 Why not?
 Right?
 Because no one, because one of one.
 Because it's me.
 It speaks to me.
 It's mine.
 It's, you know, I created it.
 And speaking of things on the internet, turns out Deadmau5 is a pretty big fan of the Verge.
 I'm with the Verge, by the way.
 Dude!
 I'm like your biggest fan!
 Someday we'll all be driving McLaren supercars painted to look like Tron props.
 Wait, no we won't.
 This is as close as we get.