This is why racing needs to stay at the track!
#42
Mach 1 Member
Wow i cant believe that these poor individual's lost there lives while enjoying and betting on this race for which they indulged in. This is a sad day for the performance enthusiasts a bound for sure. Keep it at the track, or atleast take it to someplace where " innocent" lives will not be affected by your ignorance. None of us here posting have ever raced at a light ever so we are perfect! And saintly..... " crickets"
#43
Mach 1 Member
Originally Posted by Glenn;6 902989
I said in another thread I bet he is heading for the border.
#45
Super Boss Lawman Member
After watching it on the news this was my first thought When they said they were searching for the individual.... Mexico..Its really eye opening how lives can change in an instance!
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#49
Bullitt Member
Thread Starter
WOT is not the problem. Its the mindset you have when racing another car vs just going WOT. You are a lot more likely to stay in the throttle and go past the point of no return when racing another car. Adrenaline levels are much higher and decision making is different than just going WOT at random.
#53
Tasca Super Boss 429 Member
I certainly feel bad for the deceased but I can't help but wonder why some spectators want to be literally an inch away from the action. I'm certainly not saying they deserved it either but you need to use common sense when you play with fire so to speak.
I'm sure accidents at illegal outings has been going on since the cave man days.
Lol A few hundred years ago, a similar headline might have read something like:
"Ye onlookers shisk-ka-bobbed at most dishonorable jousting match."
I'm sure accidents at illegal outings has been going on since the cave man days.
Lol A few hundred years ago, a similar headline might have read something like:
"Ye onlookers shisk-ka-bobbed at most dishonorable jousting match."
#56
Cobra Member
The guy has been charged with Murder. http://www.cnn.com/2015/03/01/us/cal...racing-deaths/
Vehicular manslaughter? Sure
Murder? Really? He arrived that night and just decided to race intending to kill someone. I don't know who their DA is, but that is just stupid. Hope they can prove premeditation, and that the guy was skillful enough at driving to spin the car 180 degrees, and kill the exact person or persons he showed up that night wanting to kill.
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#57
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I thought that same thing. Murder is too far. It sucks that this happened, but they weren't exactly innocent victims either. Unless I misunderstood, they were willing participants to an illegal activity.
#58
Super Boss Lawman Member
I certainly feel bad for the deceased but I can't help but wonder why some spectators want to be literally an inch away from the action. I'm certainly not saying they deserved it either but you need to use common sense when you play with fire so to speak. I'm sure accidents at illegal outings has been going on since the cave man days. Lol A few hundred years ago, a similar headline might have read something like: "Ye onlookers shisk-ka-bobbed at most dishonorable jousting match."
#60
Bullitt Member
http://www.examiner.com/article/lapd...pectator-crash
Now he claims he wasn't the driver, but it was his Mustang. Still, why would you run away and abandon his vehicle. And he didn't know the cops would be looking for him till he saw the news? I'm sure he knew the cops were looking for him the minute his Mustang was wrecked and he ran away like a coward.
Now he claims he wasn't the driver, but it was his Mustang. Still, why would you run away and abandon his vehicle. And he didn't know the cops would be looking for him till he saw the news? I'm sure he knew the cops were looking for him the minute his Mustang was wrecked and he ran away like a coward.