The event featured two opening-lead problems.
The event featured two-man teams from 23 nations.
The event featured more than 35 exhibits like holograms and gesture-based projection screens.
The event featured four drivers running side by side, instead of the typical two-lane format.
This year the event featured a 25-piece youth orchestra, Jazz Train, from Germany.
The day before the event featured a blustery storm, but the next day seemed perfect.
The event featured a short, three-minute round of trivia questions.
The event featured Basharat Peer, the Kashmiri journalist, and Arif Jamal, the analyst of Kashmiri militant groups.
A trailer for the event featured a foul-tongued weatherman forecasting the extreme temperatures brought on by climate change.
The event featured a wall of orchids, a bar made completely from ice and a D.J. flown in from Ibiza, Spain.
The event featured the So So Glos, an indie band from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, and was called— unironically — "Puttin' on the Ritz".
