Nick Hogan Crash

Nick Hogan Toyota Supra crash

First and foremost, I want to express my sympathy for both families involved in this tragedy. Second, I want young racers to understand that 1. Always wear your seatbelt, and 2. Never drink and drift. The purpose of this post is to help make young street racers aware of their mortality and hopefully inspire them to race more safely.

Yes, Nick Hogan is at fault for recklessly piloting his Supra on a public road and so is Hulk Hogan for supplying his underage son with alcohol. And I can’t help but think, John Graziano would be in better shape than he is now, had he been wearing a seatbelt.

Street racing and drunk driving claim the lives of thousands of would-be racers and innocent victims every year. The last thing a true racer wants to happen is wreck their car or hurt someone else. This tragedy is an example of how one stupid decision, driving drunk, can change your life and those around you forever. Hogan and Graziano had bright futures ahead of them and now one is in jail and the other imprisoned inside his own body.

It’s easy to look around the world and see heartbreak and misfortune at every glance, but many tragedies like this one, can be avoided with a little self-control. Life is about making decisions and living with them. I’d be a hypocrite to say ‘don’t ever race or drift on the street,’ but do so in the safest environment possible – even better, race at the track. Traffic tickets are expensive and lives are priceless, so use your head and represent street racers and drifters in a positive fashion.

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2 Responses to “Nick Hogan Crash”

  1. Tom,

    Really appreciate you words of wisdom. I second you wen you say… ” De last thing a true racer wants to happen is wreck their car or hurt someone else”
    ppl reading this blog should read this again till they convince themselves that this is the truth. Take stupid decisions, you end up in a mess.

    Peace

  2. yes tom that is true. also you should drift not cause it’s a cool sport, but cause the sport of drifting is a lifestyle for racers. street racing shouldn’t have boooze or drugs. they do it to make a statement that we are the players of this sport and most of the reason the street race is because tracks aren’t open 24-7 right? and most people who drift don’t have a track in there town so my point is, drift racing is a real sport it takes skill and sacrifice. drift for the fun of the sport not to show off. have fun and no booze or drugs while drifting. peace
    -gabe

    hogans rock!

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