Kentucky bill would force street racers to keep an eye on their cars
"I want to crush it, I want you to see it and I want others to see it so they don't put our people at risk again," said the Kentucky representative behind the bill. Kentucky lawmakers appear ready to file and pass a new anti-street racing law. If they succeed, those convicted of street racing could have their cars crushed. The proposed bill has support from both major political parties in Kentucky. Louisville, Kentucky will soon earn a new reputation among street racers. The city will gain the legal right to smash the cars of convicted racers if a determined lawmaker gets his way, seemingly intent on leaving owners to watch their precious machines destroyed. The bill is still in the planning stages but appears to have support from both political parties. Republican state representative Jason Nemeth was the driving force behind the crackdown in Kentucky. As it stands, those convicted of racing could end up being fined $1,000 and…
“Aprilia Racers Days” arrives at Kari Motor India
Aprilia has announced the first ever Indian edition of 'Aprilia Racers Days', the ultimate track day experience. The event is scheduled to take place on September 28-29, 2024 at the Kari Race Circuit in Coimbatore and invites riders and brand fans to experience the performance and joy of riding the latest Aprilia RS457 on the track; learn and get properly certified for track riding; and get a chance to ride with Aprilia India Brand Ambassador John Abraham and Aprilia Racing MotoGP rider Lorenzo Savadori. You can find a comprehensive list of events and plenty of information at Aprilia RS457 dealerships across the country and on the Aprilia India website. Tickets can also be booked on the official BookMyShow website. Also read: Aprilia RS 457 vs Kawasaki Ninja 500 vs Yamaha YZF-R3: 300km road trip comparison Aprilia Racers Days: What is it? The Italian manufacturer said in a press release that Aprilia Racers Days, a celebration of speed, precision and riding…
Louisville police arrest street racers, including muscle car
They even caught a Dodge Charger driver going 140 mph in a 55 mph zone. On August 8, Kentucky police arrested several street racers, causing them to lose their vehicles. Authorities will impound the vehicles for six months and charge the driver of each vehicle $1,000. The operation is part of a long-term crackdown on street racing in Louisville. Street racing is definitely not a smart move, but imagine losing your car while doing it. Add to that the prospect of facing a four-digit fine and having local police abuse you on social media. That’s exactly what several drivers are facing now following the August 8 police raid. The Louisville Metro Police Department released news of the operation the next day and provided evidence to support its claims. In photos after the incident, we saw Dodge Chargers, Durangos, and even an older Ford Mustang being towed away. MORE: Tesla driver who struck and killed motorcyclist was allegedly looking at his…
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