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*cough* A 2000 hp grocery-getter, please.

LOL okay.

Strop, we really ought to start doing summaries of our productions...

The tl;dr version:
GG made a racing league, it ended in chaos (and death and destruction, and several charges).

The "I don't like reading at all" version:
Gryphon Gear, tired of the limitation of standard regulation racing, creates a not-so-secret secret racing league for cars with too much power, and drivers with too little sense of reason. The cars are to be powerful and legal. It is quickly made certain that the racing will not be, as they get police on their tail after the first race. It is, however, not until a race in the US that a pair of coppers riding a super fast, incredibly furious car tries to hunt them down, using dirty tricks and highly dangerous behaviour.
The band of brot... siblings?? manage to escape, scattering over the US and tries hard to get to the next race and salvation before they are caught. In the meantime, a member of the mod-squad, secret police and enforcers of all that is crazy and awesome of the world, contacts the league, wanting to keep them safe and out of too much trouble. Of course, the moment they take off the ground towards Europe, trouble hits from an unexpected side.
As they finally hit the British Isles they are treated to the surprise of first the appearance of three car enthusiasts with a camera backing, and later, more police as it turns out the people living near Circuit de la Sarthe does not appreciate being woken up by the sound of racing cars in November.
The supercops make subtle threats, and the league steams on, ending, as mentioned, on Nordschleife in an all out battle between barely legal and not actually legal measure and beliefs.
Most survive.

The "long story short" version starts involving character names, company lore and the beginnings of a consistent world, and I think it's just better to read the full version, plus the snippets from the company thread of Gryphon Gear at that point.
Not that it will make much sense, but it might be more filled with action.

^^Surest sign of a new league brewing, a mythical being of untold literary and boost levels reemerges from a ancient slumber.

I went through 30 something pages, lost concentration few times and enjoyed some craziness. It's not that easy to follow if there is nothing for you in there but it seems like great fun so I filled the survey and see you at the start of next one

Oh yeah, about that, ignore all posts between page 30-34 from the user SLCPD, that was a troll trying to disrupt proceedings.

Also if you thought the bit that follows was intense, the competition actually gains momentum increasingly after that.

Holy crap. I just finished reading this saga. It took like 3 weeks to work through. Y'all are crazy lunatics that lust for borderline undriveable vehicles that redefine the word power itself... I want in come BSLL2 in '16.

I would certainly come back for another go at the BSLL, just as long as someone PMs me when it does go ahead, I wouldn't want to miss it!

i havent read much, but i think i also would

Well, yes, it was a 2000 hp grocery getter, but still a grocery getter and the fastest, most insane fucking sport wagon on the planet! You're welcome!

My only hitch is whether to bring back the Kodiak or try something new. lol

The Barely Street Legal League, featuring, Touring Car (almost) Legend, Sam Neil...

Jeebus, didn't you regret bringing that landbarge along enough the last time? Unless you somehow made it actually good...

Also it's going to take a bit of explaining if you're coming back as Vos Rooka, subject of the great fireball of last December. We can cross that bridge later.

Alien spacecraft abducted him just as the fireball began to form, whisking him away to another world, only to return angrier, more devious, and with super powers!

I like this reason better than the in-universe reason.




Not to be confused by Irish-born, albeit raised in New Zealand, actor of Jurassic Park fame: Sam Neill.
Though it's likely Sam's mom was a fan.