G gran racing Super Moderator Mar 15, 2007 #2 Did I hear that right? It's normal for a person to die on that track every week?
keycom New member Mar 15, 2007 #3 That's what the man said. Couldn't ever happen in this country, could it?
steve b New member Mar 15, 2007 #4 Did I hear that right? It's normal for a person to die on that track every week? [/b] Click to expand... I had to rewind to hear that again also. People must be held accountable for their own actions over there. A track would be closed over here in about 3 weeks at that rate... regardless of the circumstances.
Did I hear that right? It's normal for a person to die on that track every week? [/b] Click to expand... I had to rewind to hear that again also. People must be held accountable for their own actions over there. A track would be closed over here in about 3 weeks at that rate... regardless of the circumstances.
C cherokee New member Mar 15, 2007 #5 It is amazing the differences over there, look up their DWI/DUI laws. Over there it is a privlage to drive, here it is a right. Pretty cool, 16 eruos to take a lap, If I make it again it is going to be on the "to do" list even if I have to skip out on something else.
It is amazing the differences over there, look up their DWI/DUI laws. Over there it is a privlage to drive, here it is a right. Pretty cool, 16 eruos to take a lap, If I make it again it is going to be on the "to do" list even if I have to skip out on something else.
