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Street racing is what others on the road  will know as street holligans. In essence, street racing is not much different from Mat Rempits. However, street racers barely go beyond racing for fun or money and will not show off stunts in the middle of the road. The best street racers do not even race with unknowns or drive at breakneck speeds for no reason. Only the street racers wannabes will actually race down a highway at breakneck speed thinking it's safe to do so.

Many people do not understand what street racing is about. Akuma once said to me "You do not street race unless you have raced for money." I agree with that, because when money or something precious is involved, you actually raced with all your heart.

The heart is an important element in street racing. If one does not have the heart or guts to race in the middle of one of the most dangerous places to race. Recently, I went to the Sepang International Circuit and sat on Julian Pang's car. Only then, I knew how little guts you really need to race there. You can spin out and hit the gravel, all you get is minor damage to your car, <unless of course it's a high speed corner> and damage to your pride. However, in street racing, you can die by just a simple mistake. Bear in mind, I have seen enough deaths.

For those who thinks that driving fast on the road is a street racer, think again. Have you ever driving 170km/h accross LDP. Trust me, if you aren't skilled or gutsy, dont do it. You will find yourself in a hospital or worse yet, you might be a mural in a tunnel somewhere or some sound barrier. Think of your loved ones and think of what you are dealing with. You are not invincible, and if you continue, God above will prove it to you.

Thanks to be given to:

Akuma - For giving that quote.

Uncle Pang - For giving the ride of my life in SIC.

My girl - For pestering me to write about street racing.

The only other thing that is more dangerous that this is touge (Initial D Style driving) but for that you have to visit www.xanga.com/princess_evilaine to check it out.