The police presence, as in the past, was surprisingly relaxed, with the Yorkshire police just keeping an overview of the evening from a distance, with even some officers on foot checking out the modified cars on display. And boy were there some quality ones!

The sweetest CRX Del Sol we've ever seen from Kingdom Developments was on show, along with Redline's new project car, a Honda Civic Coupe on 19s. The most noise came from a buggy with an awesome engine, which fired up at different points throughout the night, forcing people to cover their ears! You could hear this thing from anywhere on the car park.

After a few trips round the cruise, checking our the sweet cars and the even sweeter ladies, the cruise began to wind down and slowly the car park emptied, which in turn made room for some action at last. Burnouts started to appear over the car park, but the police still kept their distance.

At about 11.30 we made our way down to the original car park for a bit of an after-cruise, and had a chat with the lads from Cruiseboard, Cruiseit and Yorky from Yorkshirecruise.

The cruise was a great success and a big thanks need to go to the organisers and all of the convoy leaders, and also to everyone who attended. Also a shout out to the Yorkshire Police force for taking such a relaxed approach to the cruise. .

 

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