We’ve been coordinating our events for years but just since March we’ve made some changes for the better that we hope are shaping a bright future for the car scene as a whole. Unfortunately there’s been a lot of negative attention draw to the community as of late. With the rolling out of a police force dedicated just to tracking social media activity of side show participants we’ve also seen the stigma associated with the rest of us. It’s sad but the only thing I believe we can do is do a better job of providing for all enthusiasts. By creating safe spaces like our Wednesday Invasion for people to display all of their vehicles in one place, be able to walk around and contribute to the local businesses. It’s creating an ecosystem that I hope will continue to grow and carry on for many years to come if we as a whole come together and make a statement that the responsible car enthusiasts are here to make a positive difference!

That was evident by the behavior throughout the entire nights event. From roll in to roll out not one person sped, revved their engine, did any burnouts or anything of the sort within the event. This ensured that the night carried on successfully. We even were able to watch the @crank.and.grind weekly Wednesday bike ride group of about 200 bicyclists parade right through our event without incident. Between our crowd and theirs it made for one seriously awesome spectacle. The energy I felt that night among everyone was exciting. It gives me the motivation to continue to develop this one of a kind attraction throughout the Las Vegas valley with all of your support.