British Banger Racing is a sort of combination of short dirt track racing and a demolition derby. They race everything from Minis to Rolls Royces to big old American iron.
Among the heavier classes, the cars of choice seem to be American cars, limos, hearses and their British equivalents. I've also selected "before" pictures in most cases since the object of the race is to destroy the car. The "after" pictures are too depressing.
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You can read more about Banger Racing here, but it's far more fun to watch it in action. Here are a couple of videos for you to either enjoy, or cringe at.
old american cars are valuable, especially in europe;why destroy history,possibly
ReplyDeleteyourself for a cheap thrill moment? my cousin ulrika in sweden would love to buy
cars like this, i think; I guess british bangers are the equivalent of the stupid
gets here in the states of lowly mentality. you are so ignorant.....
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