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Originally Posted by Dark_Knight7096
That should say it all
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lol
Seriously though; think about it, everyone says you should race at the track or what-not, but they're only a few tracks around. Also, like some ppl have said you might only get 3-4 runs in depending on the amount of ppl who show up. Thats beat, but don't forget about the safety regulations; you know, if you run faster then xx.xxx seconds without sufficient safety equipment, you get booted. These are 2 issues so far...
Thunderbolt Raceway is supposed to open, and it is a "circle" type track. I for one love that kind of "racing", i'd much rather "cayon carve" then go 1/4 mile, but...there is a $10K down payment and a $2,500 yearly payment to be a member and to use their track regulary. So unless ur a Yuppi w/ a Lambo who has more money then he knows what do do w/, u r SOL.
So what do we have; lets see, If you're in highschool/college and have a car rthat u want to race, but don't have the propper cage or w/e you're beat for a 1/4 mile track if you car is to fast (Atco excluded), or everyone and their brother decided to come out tonight so the line is rediculously long... Well, you're also prob broke so no dice joining a racing club to use their track. So now your legal options are eff'd time to find an empty street and race....
I also said why doesn't the state close off some non used back roads (abandond industrial parks) and let them race there, or better yet, let ppl use old air strips? call it a "Race at your own risk track" or something??? Oh, i know why, b/c you would have some dumb bitch who would sue the state if her dumbass son hit a pump and killed himself. I'm sure even Atco still have some responsibility for those who race on their track. You just can't win, no one can/does.