Supercars Confiscated for Allegedly Drag Racing Near Grizzly Bears | Carscoops

      Authorities report that 12 park rangers were needed to apprehend the drivers in Grand Teton National Park.

      Approximately 11 hours ago, by Stephen Rivers

      The Grand Teton National Park authorities acted upon reports of drag racing that occurred on Tuesday.

      Four individuals driving luxury exotic cars were reportedly arrested.

      As the investigation unfolds, these individuals may face further charges.

      Driving an excellent car on a stunning road is undoubtedly enjoyable. It's something that many enthusiasts cherish whenever the opportunity arises. However, exercising good judgment during such activities is crucial.

      According to officials, the four individuals in high-end sports cars seemed to have overlooked this important advice. They were arrested for allegedly drag racing in Grand Teton National Park on Tuesday. The National Park Service informed Carscoops that the drivers were participants in the Nu Rally passing through the area at that time.

      While this may not appear to be a significant issue, especially in a less populated area compared to urban settings, it could be more serious for various reasons. Grand Teton National Park is more than just beautiful landscapes; it attracts 3.4 million visitors annually.

      Moreover, the park is home to numerous threatened and endangered species, including gray wolves, grizzly bears, and Canadian lynx. Despite these compelling reasons for exercising utmost caution while driving, four individuals were arrested for allegedly drag racing their luxury vehicles on Teton Park Road.

      The Nu Rally social media accounts have yet to comment on the incident but did post a brief video showing one driver being pulled over recently.

      It appears that 12 park rangers were required to initiate traffic stops in different locations to apprehend the offenders. "Such behavior is dangerous, irresponsible, and absolutely unacceptable in a national park,” stated GTNP Superintendent Chip Jenkins. “It poses serious risks to visitors, staff, and wildlife."

      Without additional details, it is difficult to analyze the situation beyond acknowledging how ill-advised this action was. If the individuals had collided with a tree, they could have caused damage to federal property. Authorities have mentioned that further charges may be forthcoming.

      We have contacted both Grand Teton National Park and the National Park Service for more information. We hope to discover what charges are anticipated and the specific luxury cars involved. Participants of the Nu Rally seem to be driving a variety of vehicles, including Porsches and Ferraris. We will provide updates as we learn more.