show portrays is the harmless changing hands of money. It's sad, but it's true, there's no “No Man Left Behind” when you are engaging in illegal activity. The best thing you can do for him is call 9-1-1 as you are making your getaway. Even if a man is trapped inside a burning vehicle, When something bad happens, the automatic reaction for everyone is to get to your vehicle and get the hell out of dodge. Would honestly like to say I have never seen anyone injured or killed,īut I can't tell you either way. Not fully safety equipped to handle a high-speed wreck. Obstacle – potholes, curbs, trees, telephones poles, the unsuspectingĭrunk driver – all dangers to a driver with a car that in most cases is I'm talking about spectators on both sides of the roadĪll the way down to the finish line. I talk real street racing, I'm not talking about some back road that has been safely banned for any thru traffic except for T.V. Set-up and in some sense it actually makes street racing look less
Makes it very clear that they do not promote street racing of any kindĪnd if street racing is what you want to do, you can turn in yourīut spent a lot of my early 20s engaging in the dangerous act of street racing in the Detroit Michigan area. Scheduled to show up on the show in coming episodes. Racers that have been a part of the show and other racers that are In the past week NHRA has sent out letters to licensed NHRA competitors to stop participating in the Street Outlaws reality T.V.
#RACING OUTLAWS TV SHOW DRIVERS#
Producers have even managed to get some licensed NHRA drivers to join in on the very dangerous and illegal act, but much to those racers surprise, the NHRA organization is not having it. To tune in even if they know that the show is fake.
They have quite a fan base, somehow these reality T.V. Set-up, factually incorrect and basically silly.
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