Gumball 3000 - race?
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Really I think the whole thing should be dropped and forgotten about...the more people talk about it the more coverage Gumball is going to get the more people are going to scrutinise fast cars/rallies/racing/road touring events.
I also think that the more people talk about Gumball the willy wavers are going to want to enter more so they can brag about entering an event that killed 2 people.
Also I think that anyone that enjoys motorsport enough to apply for an MSA license and then follow through on actually getting it would rather spend their money on a proper race and even if they did enter Gumball I would hope they have a higher awareness of speed and its effects so would not join in the sillyness.
I also think that the more people talk about Gumball the willy wavers are going to want to enter more so they can brag about entering an event that killed 2 people.
Also I think that anyone that enjoys motorsport enough to apply for an MSA license and then follow through on actually getting it would rather spend their money on a proper race and even if they did enter Gumball I would hope they have a higher awareness of speed and its effects so would not join in the sillyness.
deviant said:
Really I think the whole thing should be dropped and forgotten about...the more people talk about it the more coverage Gumball is going to get the more people are going to scrutinise fast cars/rallies/racing/road touring events.
I also think that the more people talk about Gumball the willy wavers are going to want to enter more so they can brag about entering an event that killed 2 people.
Also I think that anyone that enjoys motorsport enough to apply for an MSA license and then follow through on actually getting it would rather spend their money on a proper race and even if they did enter Gumball I would hope they have a higher awareness of speed and its effects so would not join in the sillyness.
I also think that the more people talk about Gumball the willy wavers are going to want to enter more so they can brag about entering an event that killed 2 people.
Also I think that anyone that enjoys motorsport enough to apply for an MSA license and then follow through on actually getting it would rather spend their money on a proper race and even if they did enter Gumball I would hope they have a higher awareness of speed and its effects so would not join in the sillyness.
what, like Mr Macari
only just heard about the crash and the resultant death of a local driver, sure it has been done to death before. sad fact is the peopel that enter (at a cost of around £25K) can afford to pay off the local police, the fines and the car impound charges....
hope the driver gets a few years in a n eastern european jail....
hope the driver gets a few years in a n eastern european jail....
pablo said:
only just heard about the crash and the resultant death of a local driver, sure it has been done to death before. sad fact is the peopel that enter (at a cost of around £25K) can afford to pay off the local police, the fines and the car impound charges....
hope the driver gets a few years in a n eastern european jail....
hope the driver gets a few years in a n eastern european jail....
Both the driver and the passenger died.
Why is it when you hear about these things that the driver of the car at error survives and an innocent by stander dies? Was a story in the local media the other day of a driver who crashed his car and killed the three passengers but he survived!
For an insight into the dillusional world of a Gumball 'racer', look no further than this...
www.teampolizei.com/biography.html
www.teampolizei.com/biography.html
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