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If you are bringing in any auxiliary vehicle (ex: golf cart, 4-wheeler, pit bike, etc.) you will need an AUXILIARY VEHICLE PASSВ вЂ“ this vehicle can only be driven in the campground and will not be allowed to be in the pits or midway. RV/Camper passes are included with ONLYВ the purchase of VIP-Full Hookups, Quarter Mile-No Hookups & Go Kart Track-No Hookups. If you are bringing in a sleeping unit that is not a tent, an RV/Camper PassВ is REQIREDВ (RV/Motorhome THE ZOO-No Hookups - listed as on the Street Outlaws Ticketing Page - click here Friday ANDВ Saturday VIP All Access, Super Seating or General Admission tickets. Whoever has the most points at the end of the season will be crowned the true No Prep King!Д¬oming to Street Outlaws Live at Brainerd International Raceway вЂ“ June 17th-18th

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Each race win is worth 5 points, plus just showing you up at each event earns you an initial 5. As our racers battle at tracks across the country, they will earn points depending on how well they perform. These roads are rough and untested.Д«ut in this competition, one race is just a small battle in a much larger war.

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No Prep means that nothing has been done to the track to help the drivers out. WeвЂ™re moving off the street and onto a rough and relentless track.

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No Prep Kings is the newest series in the Street Outlaws franchise. I think it is a portion of the solution.12pm - Gates and Pits open early for VIP ALL ACCESS ticket holders only!Д©am - Gates and Pits open early for VIP ALL ACCESS ticket holders only!ДЎ1am - Gates open for ALL ticket holders. вЂњI say education, the embrace and communication from the positive part of the car community and helping educate the youth by showing them what can be done in a safe environment and what you donвЂ™t have to do to prove your value or your worth. вЂњThat is the question that would make both of us millionaires,вЂќ Lewis said. What can be done now to curb illegal racing and potentially save lives? I canвЂ™t imagine that theyвЂ™d have trouble getting people to come and participate in our city.вЂќД«ut a solution like that takes time and often red tape. вЂњIf we can make it a little bit easier for them to offer this service and, you know, it could be a business,вЂќ said Cabello-Havrda. вЂњWe need something in the seventh-largest city in America to have a safe place for our youth to go - and not so youth,вЂќ said Lewis.Д¬abello-Havrda believes itвЂ™s worth having a conversation about whether taxpayer dollars could be used to help get a track up and running. вЂњAnd I think the folks who were involved in this - and I think they were repeat offenders - I think that they got the message.вЂќД«ut that idea came to a screeching halt when the track shut down at the end of the year. вЂњWeвЂ™ve made some significant arrests, and weвЂ™ve impounded a number of vehicles,вЂќ McManus said. Law enforcement is also allowed to impound the cars involved. New Texas laws passed in 2021 shift illegal street racing from a Class B misdemeanor to a Class A misdemeanor. State and local leaders are noticing the racing problem as well. вЂњSo you see every video thatвЂ™s ever been put out there, and the crowds all got their phones out, and theyвЂ™re videoing it.вЂќ On the radar of state and local leaders вЂњI kind of equate that back to the вЂI want to be Insta famousвЂ™ that drives the street takeovers in the parking lot burn out,вЂќ Lewis said. Then, you add in social media and the ability of one post to be seen by thousands. вЂњSo youвЂ™re seeing more and more younger people getting a hold of them and then going out and acting young.вЂќ

And on the used market, you can even look at it cheaper,вЂќ said Lewis. вЂњYou can get into one of the lower-end Chargers for $29,000 - if that. вЂњTheyвЂ™re dangerous to the motoring public, dangerous to people who may be in the parking lot where theyвЂ™re gathering and doing their donuts and burnouts and all that.вЂќДЇor one, faster cars have become more affordable. вЂњThese events are extremely dangerous,вЂќ said William McManus, chief of the San Antonio Police Department.

He said it would often be spontaneous - one driving, revving an engine, the other following suit, and then the race is on. Wilson dealt with racing firsthand during his years in law enforcement.

ThereвЂ™s no reset, and вЂOops! DonвЂ™t bring someone back.вЂ™вЂќ вЂњIt can be easily one of us, you know, coming home from work or a store and just coming up the hill,вЂќ said Wilson. Larry Wilson, a retired DPS trooper, lived near the crash site.

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The vehicle not involved in that race was hit head-on, and the driver was killed in fall 2021 in the 8000 block of Prue Road. SAN ANTONIO вЂ“ A car was driving over a hill as two other vehicles were racing side by side, one of them going in the opposite direction of traffic.

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