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VaTifosi 11-21-2003 05:38 AM

Real life racing
 
Whats your fav. real life racing?

4G63T 11-21-2003 07:27 AM

what about drag racing:)
did you mean sprint cars=drag racing?

seth98es 11-21-2003 12:28 PM

LeMans, BTCc, WRC, and F1 are about all I like to watch

security civic 11-21-2003 12:51 PM

street racing:bdrop:

viperkilla 11-21-2003 02:22 PM

STREET RACING!

4G63T 11-21-2003 02:35 PM

lol street racing drag racing almost same thing
difference one is legal other illegal:D
make drag racing and streetracing one thing
because i guess i have to vote both of them since i do both of them:D

Spike88DS 11-21-2003 03:05 PM

rally,i like drifting

pacificwarriors 11-21-2003 03:24 PM

same here spike i love the drifting that is why i coose rally

Hairball 11-21-2003 05:53 PM

Rally and F1.

theMonster 11-21-2003 06:13 PM

sprint cars defined....
 
To the guy who didn't know what a sprint car was "sprint car=drag".... A sprint car is one of those cars that looks like a big go-kart with a roll-cage and has an enormous wing on top of the roll cage. They usually race in dirt, but sometimes on pavement also....now these cars can REALLY drift....

btw....my fav....NASCAR....fav driver...Dupont #24....

major skyline 11-21-2003 06:50 PM

Street Racing(in my 91 crx W/ B16) /Drag Racing (in my moms 96(thats right 96 imported from japan) Rx-7)

SR20DETT 11-21-2003 07:50 PM

Re: sprint cars defined....
 
Quote:

Originally posted by theMonster
To the guy who didn't know what a sprint car was "sprint car=drag".... A sprint car is one of those cars that looks like a big go-kart with a roll-cage and has an enormous wing on top of the roll cage. They usually race in dirt, but sometimes on pavement also....now these cars can REALLY drift....
btw....my fav....NASCAR....fav driver...Dupont #24....

Sprint Cars don't have to have wings. The ones with big wings are called Outlaw Sprints, there are also regular Sprint cars, USAC Midgets etc.

To those of you who said you're into street racing. UMMMM, that's extremely dangerous and illegal and in Cali. if your caught illegal drag racing your car is confiscated, and sold at auction. Now that's not to say I don't take my car out 1 Sunday a month at about 2am and do some high speed runs on some winding roads with some of my buddies. I just try to avoid drag racing on city streets while there are a bunch of unsuspecting drivers clogging up the roads. Besides I have way to much scrilla in my car to to take a chance of sombody pulling out in front of me while I'm doing a 100 down a city street. Just be careful out there guys/gals, I don't wanna die because you're trying to prove you're Honda is faster than that Focus. Let the flmaing begin:D
P.S My favorite kind of racing is just about anything with wheels. I'd rather participate than spectate though, that's why I've been racing bicycles for all these years. They're cheaper than racing cars.

Nathan 11-21-2003 09:01 PM

ANYTHING but NASCAR.

I prefer Rally, drifting, touring, and F1- The kinds of racing where technology is really applied. Someone once told me they have regulations against fuel injection, DOHC, etc. in NASCAR. Pathetic:D !

My absolute favorite is touring- Le Mans, Gumball, Baja, etc. I like seeing cars actually go somwhere instead of in circles.

Drag is neat because it's cheap, easy, and readily availible here in Texas (It seems California is where all the racing is, but that's the state where it's illegal to do anything to your car. Ironic, huh?).

MicroSpeed 11-21-2003 09:08 PM

Sprint cars-lots of wrecks:D

Rotary Freak 11-21-2003 11:41 PM

I watch WRC and ProRally religiously, I also follow the Speed GT championship a bit and often wonder if Speed Channel will provide coverage of the JGTC (can anyone tell me that?)


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