Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Outlaw biker on Yamaha R1 posts video on YouTube and gets busted.

Biker who filmed himself at the speed of 100mph is likely to be prosecuted after he posted the video on YouTube. Jeremy Parrott, 37, it was easy to identify because he filmed himself leaving his office before racing through 30mph residential area. Camera glass for his 180mph Yamaha R1 shows him pulling Wheelies and roaring past the school and residential development.

Jeremy was arrested man he was when he was the person to watch video online and found action! The driver in the message posted on YouTube, unfortunately I am one of the cars he stood that day, the most phenomenal speed, and pulling wheel. I did not see him until he was on my side, it was very close, and the slightest shift in right on my part and be bit raw. "The video was handed over to the police and now the file as evidence.

What morality story? If you are going after a viewer violation of the law, make sure that the home address is not included. No, that's not it. How about this : "Do not go 100 miles per hour on the street in the first place. Take it trackday is legal.

NASCAR Nextel Cup Weekend Recap: Dodge drivers land in top 10

Kasey Kahne led his way in his No. 9 McDonald�s Dodge Avenger while four Dodge Avenger drivers finished in the top 10 last Saturday night at the Bristol Motor Speedway.


The other top-10 Dodge drivers Saturday night at the Bristol Motor Speedway were: Ryan Newman, seventh in the No. 12 alltel Dodge Avenger; and Bobby Labonte, eighth placer, who drove the No. 43 Betty Crocker/Cheerios Dodge Avenger.


Juan Pablo Montoya, who is in the No. 42 Texaco/Havoline Avenger finished 17th place. Montoya has won the Raybestos Rookie of the Race awards for the 11th time this season. He got $25,000 as a prize.


Meanwhile, three-time IndyCar Series champion Sam Hornish Jr. will run five to six of the final 10 races in the Nextel Cup season for Penske Racing, according to team owner Roger Penske.


The 2006 Indianapolis 500 champion, who is considering a full-time ride in Cup next season, will shift his focus to stock cars as soon as the Indy season ends on September 9.


Hornish's first Cup race could come in the championship Chase opener at New Hampshire International Speedway.