| Host | |
| Bill Goldberg (2009-2010) | |
| Broadcast | |
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| Packagers | |
| Bullrun Productions Maloof Television Rocket Science Laboratories Spike TV | |
Bullrun was a racing reality competition series that was based on the trans-American Bullrun of the same name.
Premise[]
12 teams competed in a series of races. Although they would have to race each other but they have to not use any electronics, no speeding, and have to encounter pretty serious obstacles. Sometimes teams had to either choose "My Way" or the "Highway". Race by race, teams would be eliminated because of making stops, not following the rules, or wasting valuable time on the race. Also, teams would choose time bonus cards to extend their time. The card times would range from 45-90 minutes extra time. Whoever wins the races will be crowned champion and would get a cash prize that's worth more than $200,000.
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Bullrun's alternative title in its first & second seasons respectively when it was on Spike was "Cops, Cars & Superstars" and "Cops, Cars & Superstars II" while its third and final season when it was on Speed Channel was called "One Helluva Ride".