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DC, does the 21000 seem close to accurate? I am usually good at guessing crowd size in stadiums and such, but when it was spread out like that I am clueless.

To play off if the OP Track Condition: 9 Camping: 7 Food: 6 Restrooms: 5 Viewing areas: 6 Racing: 10 Overall Experience: 8 To lead off, I've never been to a GP, and haven't been to a national in a decade. When the race was announced at Gatorback I was stoked, I've raced there and know it is spectacular for...

Thanks for sharing, probably does the best interviews of anyone in either series. Doesn't talk trash, but doesn't hold his tongue either. Tells it like it is, gives credit to other riders, and the other series, but isn't afraid to say when he is the fastest.

He said he just wanted to come hang out with friends and watch.

We had a Work and Play from Forest River, it was fantastic. It went to countless races and ride weekends, we took it places not really designed for campers and it held up for 10 years. It was no frills but was perfect for camping out at races and riding areas.

Alessi finished in front of Millsaps, then the position was docked.

CP: I want my PC suspension. DV: No. CP; Fuck it, I go ride jet ski. ( Well,of course it was all in french and far more explicit I fixed it for you

No doubt the kid is flyin. Baggett Wilson Roczen Herlings It's looking like the MXON is going to be freakin SWEET

Reed is an all around better rider than Windham, so when he beats him, no matter the conditions, it is unremarkable. On several instances Windham has beaten Reed in the Mud, which is unusual. I would say Windham's chances of winning go up when the rain comes down. That's why I said I think he's a solid mud rider, but...

I think that all started with the Mudder at A1 in 2005. His win when Reed DNF'd at the jet ski race in Daytona helped grow his reputation as a mud rider. He is solid in the mud, not sure he is a mud specialist.

http://www.theledger.com/article/20110530/NEWS/110539968/1374?p=4&tc=pg Local article about the national problem with people impersonating officers. Stewart gets a mention on the last page.

That article is mistaken. Personating an officer is a 3rd degree felony in Florida, there is no misdemeanor charge for personating an officer.

I'm guessing you did not attend law school...

I think your reasoning for the tint laws is partially correct, anothe rmajor concern is vision at night. You have to admit you will occaisionally roll down your windows at night to make sure you don't hit anything when backing up or whatever, if your windows are truly dark. That being said from what I hear Cali is extremely strict...

Steve, I'm sorry that my wanting to stay safe while I routinely risk my life for the citizens of my county offends you. I do everything in my power to be as courteous to everyone I come in contact with, but sometimes my being able to do my job safely and efficiently doesn't allow that. I'm sorry you have come...

Sorry Steve, you're wrong here. IF he had committed a felony while impersonating an officer, it would have been bumped to a 2nd degree felony, since he did not have the intent to commit an additional crime, it is a third degree felony. No additional criminal intent is needed to charge someone with Falsely Personating (yes that is how the...

It belongs to him or else they could not have seized it, you can not seize a vehicle unless the owner is involved in the crime. He'll get it back.

If a car pulls up behind a vehicle, and turns on red and blue lights like the ones Stewart has, a reasonable person would assume the police are pulling them over.

His motive is not relevant in this case. He intended to impersonate an officer, that is all that is necessary for the crime to occur. The statute does not require that he intend to commit another crime while impersonating the officer. And Woohoo Hairy said I get a prize.