BANBURY, England — Nearly two years after his death, fans of Colin McRae turned up with more than 1,000 Subarus to celebrate the life of the Scottish rally star with a record-setting convoy.The convoy was led by McRae's father, Jimmy McRae, and traveled 9 hours and 300 miles from McRae's hometown to the headquarters of Prodrive in honor of the rally hero. McRae was the first Briton to win the World Rally Championship Driver's title and helped the Prodrive-led Subaru factory rally team win three straight WRC Constructors' titles. He was killed in a helicopter crash in September 2007.At the Prodrive headquarters, 1,086 Subarus were arranged to spell McRae's name and form the Scottish flag, stretching more than half a mile in length and setting a world record. A second world record was set for the largest parade of cars as the Subarus left from the Prodrive test track. An estimated $70,000 was raised for McRae charities at the event.What this means to you: McRae's legacy as a fan-favorite rally driver continues to grow well after his death. — Eric Tingwall, Correspondent