Street racing kills two in a 2010 Camaro

[SSOOCH]

Darwin rules!

[DeathChill]

Originally Posted by Jas29

according to mercuryman96 there was only 2 camaros there that day his and Heliwrench and both of them didn't street race that day so i think the car is mixed up with a different one.
we talked about it in this thread
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...t=69326&page=3

They say it was grey as I understand it.

Apparently one of the kids was decapitated; awful.

[ComayroLouver]

Awful man

[lil_chef]

Originally Posted by TAG UR IT

Completely disagree.

No offense to you, lil chef...but...

People of all ages street race. Young AND old. The only thing people gain with time is experience and sensability (which is why insurance companies lower rates by 25 years old...the human brain...taking risks, etc). However, older folks still do it too. FACT.


THIS is why we don't allow the street racing stories on our boards. Someone sees a story, wants to share another story, another person sees it, wants to top it, try it, next thing you know, everyone is trying to top another persons story about street racing.

We won't allow street racing stories on our boards....PERIOD.

Track stories all you want. Street? NO.



THIS IS WHY.



Perfect example of what could happen if you decide to street race.

Now...I wonder if either of those two were members here on our boards...

i agree with you... to a certain extent. when i stated that their age explains everything i also assumed that they were inexperienced with performance cars, because if they are at a younger age they have had less opportunity to "learn" be it through DE's or mistakes. of course there are a massive share of grown persons who street race as well, but in my experience a majority of fatal street racing stories involves young 16-20 year old drivers. you probably have a better grasp on reality on this subject though, being a cop and all.

[shawn18]

Thats just sad

[Apex Motorsports]

Very sad.

Its like I was told growing up, "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.". Unfortunately, some parents never learn that no matter how mature they think their little snuggle bunny is 95% of it disappears once they aren't around mom and pop and are with their buddies. Not to mention, no matter how mature they are they just don't have the experience behind the wheel to be trying to drive a 420 hp rear wheel drive muscle car. Or even a 312 hp one. Saying "no" is what makes you a good parent, not saying "yes".

[8cd03gro]

Originally Posted by SSOOCH

Darwin rules!

Show some respect man. Someone on this forum could know them. It's sad and evidence of just how dangerous street racing is, but that could happen to anyone. Hundreds of people on this forum have street raced and I'm sure almost everyone has at least messed around and done something dangerous when caught up in the moment.