6,000 Dollar Race Grand National vs Camaro SS Opa-Locka Street Racing
08-15-2013, 09:04 AM
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That was at Buddscreek. And in the MD area we have a number of strips. MIR normally isnt like that. Crapital(capital) on the other hand, is ghetto as hell. And yes Capital is the raceway that Topgear visited on their east coast trip.
08-18-2013, 08:12 PM
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Why did the end of that video make me think that this followed it?
Dragstrip Brawl - YouTube
Dragstrip Brawl - YouTube
08-27-2013, 06:41 PM
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Plenty of people that post vids like this have mod lists for all cars involved, hiding mods just makes you seem like you're afraid to run something closer to your level, but regardless of that running redlights while street racing in a 40mph neighborhood is just ******* ignorant, the only thing that would've made this race worth a **** would've been a cop sitting at that redlight they ran and footage of both these morons getting hauled off and their cars impounded before they kill someone doing stupid **** like this
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09-03-2013, 11:52 AM
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1. It's usually multiple people putting up the money for the pot. 2. People don't give out mod lists in money races. 3. There is a TON of drug money in grudge racing. Easy come, easy go.
09-03-2013, 04:12 PM
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The Middle Man holds 6,000 Dollars in his hand, once it is handed to him, the money is locked. The only way to get any of it back is to win and that number is 6,000 ......not 3,000 not 4,500 not 5,500. They just had a race for 12,000 the other night so there goes that argument. Lol I don't collect on any of that, so I guess it doesn't really matter to me how much they race for.
09-04-2013, 02:58 PM
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The Middle Man holds 6,000 Dollars in his hand, once it is handed to him, the money is locked. The only way to get any of it back is to win and that number is 6,000 ......not 3,000 not 4,500 not 5,500. They just had a race for 12,000 the other night so there goes that argument. Lol I don't collect on any of that, so I guess it doesn't really matter to me how much they race for.
SO if a guy walks up to you and says "You wanna race for a grand?" Do you bring a grand or $500??
09-04-2013, 04:03 PM
#32
I have seen pots as large as $54,000.00 a side, so $108k total. The original bet between the 2 racers was 10 grand. The rest came from side bets.
09-04-2013, 05:11 PM
#34
not that you wouldnt get hurt anywhere else putting up that kind of money and not paying but that area looks like searching for your body wouldnt be a priority.
ive heard in n jersey all the serious money racers are packing something. youll pay either way.
ive heard in n jersey all the serious money racers are packing something. youll pay either way.
09-04-2013, 05:36 PM
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A serious street racer doesn't race until all the money is put up and handed to a neutral guy. A little of the pot is locked up at an earlier date so that way if either racer backs out the one who didn't back out gets the lock up money for his troubles of getting ready for the race. The night of the race is when all the money is put up.
