Originally posted by ThunderBat:
You can rationalize it any way you want. I've seen plenty who said they were "good" and they thought that way simply because they had a fast car...and many of them wind up wrecked or injured, or worst yet, injuring someone else because of their actions.
With all of the tracks can be attended where racing is done legally and with measure of safety, there is no reason to street race.
You can continue to run, and maybe you'll get away with it for along while, but when luck runs out a ticket will be the least of your worries.
Your deff right t-bat I agree idc how fast the car is the poll is still gunna win. I know I'm not the only one that has lost a few friends to this activity but it was their choice to partake in the race.
Now on the track aspect. The closest track is 3+ miles away doing an avg of 80mph. The next closest is 4+ hrs away. On test and tune they bost cost $35 to run. Street night is $20 and change. Nvm the gas money to get there.
However since NH Drag is now going to be NHRA cert the prices will go up and it will become even more crowded. AND it will be down for some time so they can extend and redo the entire track.
So you can wait for the weekend, trailer or drive your car there $$$, then pay the entrance fee $$, then if your lucky and its not a crazy busy day get a few runs in... hmm I think I see why some people don't want to go.
Everyone makes the track to be this safe alternative. You crash anywhere your still screwed.
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