There's a time and place for everything. The streets aren't place and the time isn't when your daddy just bought you that mustang cus you managed to pass your drivers test.

I don't want to share the streets with some bozo that thinks he knows how to drive. Hell, I don't want to share the track with him either. But they/everyone will have a safer more productive opportunity learning on the track then the street.

I live in a county with 20k people. Seems like every couple of months the're picking up the pieces of some kid and his car. Them dam skinny roads with no shoulder...

 

STILL SORE CAUSE I SMOKED YOUR ASS JOEY?

 

OMG! Guys TMI.. TMI!!! Sore? So Jeff how'd you do it, did you rip it to him?? Did you lay back.. or did you just go fast and hard at it??

 

Lit shit must leave an AWFUL stench...

 

[QUOTE=Spa02S2K,May 6 2005, 03:36 PM] [COLOR=blue]

 

Ahhh the things we do to learn the "Secret Handshake".

 

 

I, unfortunately am one of those statistics. I was in an accident caused at least in the most part by street racing, and take full responsibility for what I did. Although I thought that I didn't have the time before, I now realize that at least waiting and trying to make time to go to a track is better than taking out your need on the streets. Unfortunately I had to learn this the hard way. I can say that I would have no prob paying $20 for some time at the track one or two nights a week. Better than totaling your car, and losing your parents trust....

 

Learn the lesson, but throw away the experience. Just something I heard once. Good luck.