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... Not just the driver would be affected if he crashed, hundreds of spectators are on the side of the road watching not more that a foot away from the speeding cars. ... The car is going 120mph, how fast would they react? ... In addition, the illegal laws of street racing allow cars to say stocked (as is). Ordinary cars were made for ordinary streets; there is no reason why cars that were made as is should be modified to extreme lengths. ... For example, a cars air flow towards the engine is precisely calculated for that engine. ... Even modified cars, not street racers, would receive tickets of performance a car puts out. ... No one has enough experience to be driving that fast. ... By viewing the amount of money was made do to Fast and the Furious and 2Fast 2 Furious, directors are aware that today’s viewing audience is into fast moving objects. ... Profit increases do to street racers and performers wanting their cars to look and run the greatest. ... One way it offers fun in a controlled environment is it allows people to put they’re concentration on their cars instead more harmful things. These cars probably have thousands of dollars put into them and they are modified so extremely that they may be able to reach speeds up to 190. ... According to the director of Fast and the Furious, “You’ve got to co-opt youth’s energy and channel it intelligently into places where it will benefit the whole society” (Cohen).
Approximate Word count = 1247
Approximate Pages = 5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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