teenager (under 18) racing.
psycho jungle cat
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Re: teenager (under 18) racing.
is your son in norfolk? if you want i could keep an eye out for him, pull him over, and scare him a little bit into driving responsibly. i've done this for other parents too and it seems to get the message across. just pm me with the last three numbers of his plate.
Ivan=blown up ms6 x3
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Re: teenager (under 18) racing.
like what was said above, autocross is always good. you could also go to http://www.richmonddragway.com/ or http://www.virginiamotorsportspk.com/ and check out the schedules for test & tunes and street nights, thats when a lot of the local guys bring out their street cars for shits and giggles.
at the track today?
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Re: teenager (under 18) racing.
I saw a car matching that description on Broad St. in Richmond a few weeks ago. Pulled out of a parking lot onto Broad like a jackass.
*B.urns M.y W.allet*
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Re: teenager (under 18) racing.
+2 learning the hard way really sucks but Now my -24 point driving record and not having insurance bc its wayyyyyy to much and the ( I added up In the past 2 years) I spend 9,400 bucks in tickets and that b.s ... I really learned the hard way, and havent got a ticket in almost 6months..
honestly i dont think he is lookin for this kind of anwser...learning the hard way IS a way to teach you BUT there is still the risk of going out and being stupid and geting hurt, hurting someone else or geting killed. there are quite a few places around here to put it on the track. I go out to pungo and little creek for autocross. IMO autox is one of the best alternatives to street racing and the sort. there is nothing to hit unless you count cones. Not only is it safe, it will also teach kids how to control there car.
entry fees are usually on the cheap side (compared to tickets)
hope this helps.