European street racing is so crazy

European street racing is one thing, but European street racing is on a completely different level. This is the Stockholm Open, the world's craziest underground street racing tournament. And it happens every year in Stockholm, Sweden, where racers from across Europe gather to prove one thing, that they are the best in the world. And different from American street racing, you have one set of rules, one chance, and no reruns. The rules are simple. You can trail your car to the event, but going from spot to spot, you have to drive your car. No trailer queens here, and they go by the one-shot rule, which means you have one chance to race heads up, and if you lose or anything happens to your car, that's it, you're out. No reruns, no excuses, no nothing. This is how all street racing should be. Heads up, one set of rules, no spots, no give me the leave, no half a car, and no excuses. And this proves to me one thing. Not only do Europeans know how to go around a track better than us, but they also know how to drag race better than us. And as you can guess, every car in this tournament is very highly modified. But the car that's won the most in the past few years has been this twin turbo LS swapped E30 M3. Correct me in the comments, but we don't have anything like this in the US. The closest thing is Texas 2K, but that's a full-on professional racing event, not street racing like this. The craziest part is while Americans are arguing about rules until 2:00 a.m. and then arguing about who won until 4:00 a.m., Europeans are much more put together and they're handing out trophies. But follow me here if you want to learn more about car stuff like this.