CHP investigating street racing crash on I-805 - KUSI

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CHP investigating street racing crash on I-805 KUSI SAN DIEGO -- A rollover crash on Interstate 805 late Sunday night is being blamed on street racing, according to authorities. The group started racing each other on the on-ramp to the southbound I-805. Just north of Plaza Boulevard, one of the racers ... I-805 Crash Tied to Street Racing: WitnessesNBC San Diego all 70 news articles »

Honda Fanboys Call The Cops On Street Racing Forum Member - Jalopnik

Honda Fanboys Call The Cops On Street Racing Forum Member Jalopnik The problem is that, in streetracing, he was giving car enthusiasts a bad name. You James, are everything that is wrong with what the car enthusiast community has become today personified. You are the reason us responsible car people can't have meets ...

Big Willie Robinson, street racer and peacemaker was 70 - LA Observed

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Big Willie Robinson, street racer and peacemaker was 70 LA Observed In the mid 1960s, when baby boomers were racing hot rods and fighting each other and the cops all around town, he created the International Brotherhood of Street Racers and brought some order to the subculture. (Big Willie stood 6'6" and people ... Street Racer and Peacemaker Big Willie Robinson DiesInside Line AUTOS: Big Willie Robinson, founder of LA's Brotherhood Raceway, Dies at 70SPEEDtv.com RIP Big Willie RobinsonPopular Hot Rodding Magazine (blog) all 6 news articles »

Street racing in San Antonio blamed for death - Austin American-Statesman

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Street racing in San Antonio blamed for death Austin American-Statesman The Associated Press SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police say street racing has led to the death of a driver whose truck went off a road, fell more than 40 feet and crashed into a creek. The name of the man who died was not immediately released Thursday. Driver killed in street racing crashKSAT San Antonio all 25 news articles »

Franchitti optimistic and excited about a return to Baltimore - Baltimore Sun

Franchitti optimistic and excited about a return to Baltimore Baltimore Sun When Andretti was in town last week, he said the race could turn out to be one of the best street races anywhere. Monday, Mike Hull, managing director for Chip Ganassi Racing, said much the same thing. "The city impressed us," Hull said. and more »