CRX on US 19 08.01.06
I would love to hear how street racing is legal Jake
I would love to hear that on any given road that nothing can happen , maybe in tim buk too but seriously in conditions that are uncontrolled unlike a track event, which is 99.9% controlable, I would love your explanation on how nothing can happen
At 3 a.m. in the morning going down Patterson Road or New Burger with all the residences that align the road are you honestly going to tell me it is a safe environment? No one on that road could possibly get in there car to go somewhere at any time of the night, right?
At the Bread Factory, 78th Street, Causeway at 3 a.m., Gandy at 2 a.m., 28th St at 2:30 a.m., or even an industrial road are you honestly going to tell me its safe? No truck driver, no employee, no person on their way home could possibly be out at that time right?
Racing is for "track" events. Even when streets are set up for a race like the St Pete Grand Prix or in Longbeach for the grand prix and drift events.
Anything else is simply wreckless driving period.
Unless everyone in a however many mile radius is notified of what is taking place on a Public, Private or Federally owned road or highway, then it is wreckless driving.
Only a sanctioned event deserves the name "race" in it.
All you guys think you're so special because nothing has happened to you because the spot you have picked is so safe ... yea ... okay ... I'll be looking for the posts of what happened and be sad that it did.
I have and had my stupid days, my stupid tempations, my stupid driving and fate has not had anything in for me but that doesn't mean it won't.
I would love to hear that on any given road that nothing can happen , maybe in tim buk too but seriously in conditions that are uncontrolled unlike a track event, which is 99.9% controlable, I would love your explanation on how nothing can happen
At 3 a.m. in the morning going down Patterson Road or New Burger with all the residences that align the road are you honestly going to tell me it is a safe environment? No one on that road could possibly get in there car to go somewhere at any time of the night, right?
At the Bread Factory, 78th Street, Causeway at 3 a.m., Gandy at 2 a.m., 28th St at 2:30 a.m., or even an industrial road are you honestly going to tell me its safe? No truck driver, no employee, no person on their way home could possibly be out at that time right?
Racing is for "track" events. Even when streets are set up for a race like the St Pete Grand Prix or in Longbeach for the grand prix and drift events.
Anything else is simply wreckless driving period.
Unless everyone in a however many mile radius is notified of what is taking place on a Public, Private or Federally owned road or highway, then it is wreckless driving.
Only a sanctioned event deserves the name "race" in it.
All you guys think you're so special because nothing has happened to you because the spot you have picked is so safe ... yea ... okay ... I'll be looking for the posts of what happened and be sad that it did.
I have and had my stupid days, my stupid tempations, my stupid driving and fate has not had anything in for me but that doesn't mean it won't.
holy crap...ok y would race a rodeo pos??? that doesnt make sense..r.i.p. to the people that died...but this is going to be another reson y cops will be pulling over more ricers...as far streetracing imo from a dig to a lil over the speed limit is on thing..but if u wantto do over a 100 take that shit to the highways or as chi said take it to the the track...howeva i do think thay were racing and his lil bro is triing a weak cover up...
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I would love to hear how street racing is legal Jake
I would love to hear that on any given road that nothing can happen , maybe in tim buk too but seriously in conditions that are uncontrolled unlike a track event, which is 99.9% controlable, I would love your explanation on how nothing can happen
At 3 a.m. in the morning going down Patterson Road or New Burger with all the residences that align the road are you honestly going to tell me it is a safe environment? No one on that road could possibly get in there car to go somewhere at any time of the night, right?
At the Bread Factory, 78th Street, Causeway at 3 a.m., Gandy at 2 a.m., 28th St at 2:30 a.m., or even an industrial road are you honestly going to tell me its safe? No truck driver, no employee, no person on their way home could possibly be out at that time right?
Racing is for "track" events. Even when streets are set up for a race like the St Pete Grand Prix or in Longbeach for the grand prix and drift events.
Anything else is simply wreckless driving period.
Unless everyone in a however many mile radius is notified of what is taking place on a Public, Private or Federally owned road or highway, then it is wreckless driving.
Only a sanctioned event deserves the name "race" in it.
All you guys think you're so special because nothing has happened to you because the spot you have picked is so safe ... yea ... okay ... I'll be looking for the posts of what happened and be sad that it did.
I have and had my stupid days, my stupid tempations, my stupid driving and fate has not had anything in for me but that doesn't mean it won't.
I would love to hear that on any given road that nothing can happen , maybe in tim buk too but seriously in conditions that are uncontrolled unlike a track event, which is 99.9% controlable, I would love your explanation on how nothing can happen
At 3 a.m. in the morning going down Patterson Road or New Burger with all the residences that align the road are you honestly going to tell me it is a safe environment? No one on that road could possibly get in there car to go somewhere at any time of the night, right?
At the Bread Factory, 78th Street, Causeway at 3 a.m., Gandy at 2 a.m., 28th St at 2:30 a.m., or even an industrial road are you honestly going to tell me its safe? No truck driver, no employee, no person on their way home could possibly be out at that time right?
Racing is for "track" events. Even when streets are set up for a race like the St Pete Grand Prix or in Longbeach for the grand prix and drift events.
Anything else is simply wreckless driving period.
Unless everyone in a however many mile radius is notified of what is taking place on a Public, Private or Federally owned road or highway, then it is wreckless driving.
Only a sanctioned event deserves the name "race" in it.
All you guys think you're so special because nothing has happened to you because the spot you have picked is so safe ... yea ... okay ... I'll be looking for the posts of what happened and be sad that it did.
I have and had my stupid days, my stupid tempations, my stupid driving and fate has not had anything in for me but that doesn't mean it won't.
never said it was legal, and all these places your talking about are stupid to race at. Just stick to your road racing and leave the real racing to the REAL racers.
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_Jake D
RIP Kevin Gonzales AKA Slo_Si 9/06
RIP Robert Kolp aka 00ek 4/07
RIP Pablo Garcia aka FatHead 9/07
_Jake D
What a perfectly mature response.. bottom line is he was racing on the street. I've streetraced in the boondocks, no houses for 5miles in any direction, perfectly straight road with no streets to intersect it. I've since then grown out of that shit because I realized it was not very smart. Hopefully you will learn when your license gets taken away for a year or maybe someone close to you gets injured because of it. If you have enough money to mod and race your car you have enough money to go to the track or are you just too worried you'll choke the launch in the spotlights of the track.





