The idiots continue

[henk4]

After all the turmoil created by the participants in the Gumball Race, the idiots have struk again. Last night the police in Germany stopped a car race on the motorway A3 (Between the Dutch border and Oberhausen, a stretch also known as the Oberhausen Straight, not so heavily used and many Dutch try to find out the topspeed of their vehicles there).
Fifteen cars, all carrying racing numbers were doing all sorts of dangerous driving and were taken off the road. It should be noted that this part of the German motorways is not governed and therefore they could not be stopped because of high speeds, but apparently they performed enough other illegal actions to convince the police that it was safer to remove them.
The cars apparently had started in London and were on their way to Switzerland (?).

The fools probably don't realise that their actions will only bring the overall governing of the maximum speeds much closer.

[jorismo]

The cars apparently had started in London and were on their way to Switzerland (?).

Correct. They were driving London > Amsterdam > Köln (Cologne) > Prague > Vienna > Lyon > Geneva.

I just think it's fabulous they finally found a way to get these idiots. I just hope others change their minds now.

[drakkie]

Driving fast should be fine once in a while, but these kind of organised things are just insane !!! These "competitors" behave like little unresponsible 14 year olds !

Let's hope German Olga with the Mustache does her job interrogating them properly

[MadMax13]

Well despite all their speeding and erratic driving not that many people have died and hardly any bystanders have been harmed...

[Cyco]

Not many is still more than none and is therefor too many

[Rasmus]

I lost my friend to a speeding moron driving recklessly. Keep it on the tracks.

[NSXType-R]

I'm all for these organized races and such because they allow exotics to really stretch their legs, but if they cause accidents and become a danger to people in general, aren't they breaking the law? So technically if anything happens, isn't the organizer of the race responsible? Either way, even if nothing happens (i.e. accidents, crashes, etc.), the cars still break speed limits and stuff. So these organizers are actually instigating rule breaking. So how come the police doesn't shut them down?

[Glisson]

Arseholes are attached to all people except in some cases people are attached to arseholes !

[MadMax13]

I say "not many" because im not sure EXACTLY how many, however i DO know that theres been a few occurances. But c'mon, i dont hear anyone bitching about cops causing accidents, so why the hell the assault on the people???...

[The_Canuck]

I say "not many" because im not sure EXACTLY how many, however i DO know that theres been a few occurances. But c'mon, i dont hear anyone bitching about cops causing accidents, so why the hell the assault on the people???...

What the hell, are you on about?

[Vindesh17]

exactly what were they doing?

[Cyco]

I say "not many" because im not sure EXACTLY how many, however i DO know that theres been a few occurances. But c'mon, i dont hear anyone bitching about cops causing accidents, so why the hell the assault on the people???...

How often do cops flout laws in high powered sports cars with little to no driver training and a mentality that they can buy their way out of trouble?

[kingofthering]

I say "not many" because im not sure EXACTLY how many, however i DO know that theres been a few occurances. But c'mon, i dont hear anyone bitching about cops causing accidents, so why the hell the assault on the people???...

Right.... that is soo true.

Um... not even cops are allowed to run at 100mph on public roads whenever they want to.