
In Brazil, Racha is a form of illegal racing practiced in urban areas or rural roads with cars and/or motorcycles. The races are often spontaneous whereas one rider challenges another to a Racha on the spot, but modern technology, including cell phones and the internet now allow the interested parties to organize Racha with several participants without attracting attention of the authorities.
Unofficial stats from Brazil suggest that Racha accounts for as many deaths on the road as drunk driving – the main cause of traffic fatalities in Brazil. Both Racha participants in these pictures from Nova Fatima died beat up to shits trying to outrace each other.
Not speaking Brazilian Portuguese, I had hard time properly translating the word Racha so I kept its original name. There are several suggested meanings of the word, one of them being crack, the other split.
- Motorcycle Used for Racha Racing on Which a Man Was Killed
- Busted Legs of Racha Victim
- Achilles Heel Pain Won’t Matter Now That the Owner is Dead
- This Race Took All Kinds of Weird Twists
- Hand Busted to Shits, But He Is Dead Anyway
- Looks Like These Guys Raced on a Field
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Now see what happens when you Racha in Brazil? That’ll teach ya. LMFAO.
A graveyard of body chop parts:) I think those motorcycles are dead, too:)
I’d rather end my time on earth as a result of a REAL car/ bike accident. What a dumb way to go.
Racha = split limbs and cracked skulls.
“Racha” is the portuguese word for any kind of illegal race. But yeah, it could also mean “crack”. Not in this case, though.
“crack” actually has much sense here..
This is the end result of attempting the world’s first 100mph cartwheel.
“Racha” is a line. Meaning the finish line, the “linha.” The Spanish word is similar, “raya.” It also means anything with a shape that resembles a line, like a crack in the pavement or in the wall.
Crack, the drug, is called “crack” too in Portuguese. “Fumar crack” = to smoke crack.
Kids believe that they will forever. Then something like this happens. Maybe this will save some lives. Rest in peace.
How much does anyone wanna bet they were smoking crack before they ended up like this?
Not one, but BOTH? <<>>
That was a bad racha.
Heghlu’meH QaQ jajvam (Klingon)