Rebecca: Absolutely!!!! I am very excited to see what the cities have to offer, especially through sightseeing and food! I’ve been searching blogs and the internet and keeping a list of places we plan to visit! Rebecca: This is a very difficult question to answer. Since being in the sport with Darron for 10 years, I have gotten to know and admire quite a few individuals. The ones that I must mention are, of course, Bob Chandler and Dan Runte. It means so much to me to have both guys offering advice and support for my driving career. Dan has been so patient in teaching me, calming my nerves and answering all my questions. December 2019 - Hot Wheels Bigfoot debuted a new retro body that is more accurate to the original render. In late 2019. The connect and crash cars where replaced by crushable cars. Like the connect and crash cars. There were released in red, orange, yellow, green and blue. These however are completely fictional cars and do not resemble any released car to date. These were designed by Brendon Vetuskey and the colors selected by Jeremy Cox. Darron: The best part of this job is the people. I’ve traveled all over North America and met lifelong friends. I’m so excited that we get to experience different cultures and meet great people and learn how other people live.

Bigfoot 14 ran a retro design on the North American tour, while Bigfoot 19 continued to run the Ford Super Duty design on the European tour. December 2018 - Bigfoot was announced to compete on the Hot Wheels tour and new Bigfoot Hot Wheels toys are announced. The announcement included renderings of a retro-styled Bigfoot. Cody Smith drives the Midwest Madness paint scheme on Bigfoot #15 in the North American tour while Rebecca Schnell drives #21 on the International (later second North American) tour. Do you have any plans to do any sightseeing while you are on tour? If so, what are you most looking forward to? Darron: You really can’t boil this experience down to a single moment or moments. I can remember being the little kid walking up to drivers like they were larger than life. Now it is so surreal to be on the other side of that. To be considered a hero is a wild experience that has never gotten old.Darron: The hardest part of this job is that you are always traveling. You miss birthdays, anniversaries and every other major event. When my wife is with me, the biggest downside of this job fades away. I always joke that if she is with me, I could care less when I go home!