CAlexio

Because it's scripted, fake, and pre-approved

sgroer

WHAT?

In all seriousness, is it possible to get busted for speeding / reckless driving via a youtube video?

I do know that in the NFL, you can't get called for a penalty with instant replay, so what's the difference?

Stevie 911

Ok, so how does one view said video, thanks.

Nizer

Do a search. Plenty of examples.

http://www.krmg.com/weblogs/krmg-mor...ted-at-190mph/

sgroer

[QUOTE=Nizer;11073707]Do a search. Plenty of examples.

http://www.krmg.com/weblogs/krmg-mor...ted-at-190mph/[/

Note to self - what happens in the GT3, stays in the GT3.

Nizer

The risk is not confined to Youtube.

I know of a crazed pack of GT3 drovers that decided to do a mass blitz of the Tail of the Dragon. Induced so many flustered touristas to take to their cell phones that the cops had a road block waiting for them at the end of the run. Better just to keep the hooliganism on the track.

Dude-

They definitely can use it as evidence as the most recent case of a Land Rover running over a bunch of motorbikes in NYC. Using youtube, they nab 4 additional bikers which were latter charged for gang violence.

pissedpuppy

you should see the SF roads...

and we don't get snow!

armbar

And one handed yet.