Can An NYC Street Racer Become A Professional Driver?

[@conman1395]

I couldn't build a better Joey from Queens

[@BostonsF1nest]

Except maybe Joey bag of doughnuts

[@blackchang1981]

LMAO 😂😂😂

[@aaaaatttttt7383]

That face

[@donettatrump2025]

Yeah, made for TV 2020presspass is costly. ViceWhiteNewsHouse4u2020

[@donettatrump2025]

@@blackchang1981 this 'new' vice shit- sad.

[@tylergullion9787]

Out of all the guys on this series, this guy is the best. He has a good job and knows not to be doing stupid shit on the streets. This guy has a good head on his shoulders

[@cowboyrome731]

You must of forgotten the stuff they showed him doing in the other parts! He also admitted to driving his not street legal bike on the street! Good person yes...Angel? No

[@bojidarmartinov5949]

@@cowboyrome731 noone is an angel anyways everyone makes mistakes.

[@commandohazelnuts]

I like that even though he has some ego, it's well placed. He stepped up, listened to the pros, and executed their advice.

[@albertop0000]

@@cowboyrome731 He's not perfect but compared to the other guy, this guy is not that bad. Also, this guy is 40 years old, and the other guy is only 26 -- so there's a huge level of maturity.

[@MrJvcksxn]

There’s a montage of him sliding and doing donuts 2 minutes in. The fuck are you talking about

[@jamescrud]

He seems like a genuine guy. I hope he achieves his dream one day.

[@alexwangechi7175]

He likely won't, seeing as it's such a rigorous, money-demanding process. But I wish him every happiness in life.

[@WyattWillis88]

Even if he never does he walk tall knowing he gave it a shot

[@alexfranco5831]

This was definitely the best one out of the 3

[@theangryitalian7922]

Alex Franco by FAR

[@BostonsF1nest]

Maybe because this one actually had a storyline worthy enough to be made into a short documentary... the other ones were just kids fuckin around in their cars thinking they run NYC

[@Cat_party]

Joey's a cool guy. I'm rooting for him.

[@ollac3758]

@Travis Bourg he has 2 KTM and a very nice BMW. = 2 daughters and 1 son

[@alexwangechi7175]

@@ollac3758 AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alexwangechi7175]

@Travis Bourg See, here's the thing... if he'd had kids, it's more than likely that he'd be a middling dude right now who'd all but given up on his dreams. He'd more than likely be content with working hard each day and waddling home, weighed down by responsibility. It's more than likely he'd be in a full fledged midlife crisis at this point, especially given how strongly he feels about his racing career. Kids and family responsibility will do that to you... they put a weight on you, strip you of your time and compel you to sacrifice your greatest dreams. Now, am I saying that kids are bad? Not at all; in many ways, children are the greatest blessing anyone can have. But they can also be a curse depending on what your priorities are. This man is putting himself and his dreams first... he seems to have a wonderful bond with his pops and in a good place in life overall. He's alright, and more power to him.

[@sam0wings]

Vice is like a viper in the grass; they’re watching, they know what’s trending. More car docs please!

[@JJHaggy]

Sam Owings oo there’s a nice car pun in there 👏🏻

[@sam0wings]

J B didn’t even cross my mind until you said something. Lol.

[@sheldonm3535]

I respect Joey. And I like the fact even tho he’s 40 it’s his dream and he won’t give up. That alone right there is where it’s at. If there’s a will there’s a way. I’m from NY also. Surprised we haven’t ran into each other. I have an M3 as well.

[@RohanSanjith]

Stock exhaust bro?

[@sugabender2119]

If you pull up next to him at the lights don't even try bro 😂

[@codybersicc7939]

*no a single "yu herdd" was found*

[@DOEROCKSAH]

FACTS BEE 📠🐝

[@justinbeaver3]

that's because he isn't from Manhattan

[@PathosRx]

*was heard 🤣

[@codybersicc7939]

@Tappy Toes shut up elvis

[@ancientofdays9737]

Tappy Toes y’all funny as fuck! Keep it going 😂😂💀💀

[@bennyhurtado4946]

I WANT this guy to be big he deserves it

[@phillylove7290]

How? He's a middle-aged man living at home putting all his money into a "fast and furious" fantasy while endangering his community on a near nightly basis. That race track looking for drivers is a scam, it's basically paying out for a cool dude award. No one is scouting zero experienced drivers in their late 30's. His car isn't even what he would race. Again No one is going to sponsor a $60,000 car to a driver with zero experience. He's going to be driving go-karts or spec Miatas for three or four years before he can even think about racing a BMW like that.

[@phillylove7290]

Basically the reality of pro racing isn't at all like this guy's fast and furious fantasy. It's racing underpowered spec cars or go-karts for 5 years until somebody thinks you're good enough to race an expensive one. Most pro racers start-off really young like 8-12 years old. This guy thinks his amateur street racing actually crosses over into skill on the track, it doesn't. Go-kart racing would give you better skills for the track.

[@Goose619]

Philly Love well I think after the last racer they featured, this guy is a looking pretty good. Lmao

[@trackguy504]

@FuckILoveYouTubby yes, it is a huge stretch for him to make it to be a pro racer...however, as long as he's not going 'all-in' in it, there's no harm in dreaming and having fun at the same time. Who knows, maybe he can be a paid driving instructor or have some smaller role in motorsports. Throwing a negative attitude about this guy may push him back to street racing - which is a negative to all of society.

[@phillylove7290]

@@trackguy504 This guy has better chance of injuring/killing someone as he does making into Pro Racing. Any amateur, semi-pro or pro racer will tell you not only will you crash while racing but you will crash often. Doing it on crowded public streets with families is a really dumb idea. I have no problem with somebody chasing a dream I have a problem with people taking others dreams.

[@TheStop]

I really thought this guy was an asshole until he made a Sylvester Stallone "Over the Top" reference. Joey is an alright guy.

[@86surge90]

You know the guy is gonna be cool when his name is Joey right because of um you know, "How you doin".

[@blackchang1981]

I agree.

[@QDGC]

Danny C all people from queens are assholes till you get cool w them

[@mikel2674]

@@86surge90 LMFAOOOO

[@jonathanmartin726]

A solid movie reference can really turn my attitude about someone around.

[@Niko-bf7nw]

1:25 wtf look at his hand yo

[@Crabman_87]

It's a simulation bro!

[@Niko-bf7nw]

@@Crabman_87 well shiddd that's what you call a glitch then

[@Niko-bf7nw]

@@redb8053 u feel me

[@Andreas_D-Greek]

lmao!

[@CLivetv]

Yoooo

[@getyouracttogether2011]

When need for speed doesn't satisfy you anymore

[@TheGodEmperorOfMankind_]

Ye, the new games are trash

[@jeremy790]

lmao

[@jamesjprojects9797]

@@TheGodEmperorOfMankind_ its not lol

[@emmanuelwil-jeff]

@@jamesjprojects9797 agreed its as good as an arcade racer should be an the demographic for players who play keep playing and buying i should know bc i do

[@emmanuelwil-jeff]

@@TheGodEmperorOfMankind_ mabey your just trash u kno bc no game is trash really just trash players plus wtf you want from a arcade racer if you so hot then simulation racing is there but know that big time pros play car sims so they might whoop ur ass just sayin - concerned nfs veteran

[@jakenovey1890]

He needs a Miata with slicks and time on the track

[@DougalYoung]

Yeah, its about 250 bucks for a whole day of driving hard. Super cheap for motorsports. Also parts & maintenance SUPER cheap and easy on miata.

[@Uhrmacher2]

This. It would be perfect for learning proper cornering and braking, not to mention a fraction of the cost for maintenance. He could also make a name for himself among professionals if he started competing in Spec Miata races. The BMW is a great car, but it would be a shame to crash it on the track, especially since all that power could bite you in the ass if you're not careful.

[@IanF-FPV]

Spot on guys....no reason to blow your entire paycheck on a hobby. Also he could buy a racing sim too for home. Just saying.

[@PolyFPV]

Jake Novey Yes this exactly, that BMW is a real expensive way to get into track days. 5K even buys you a seat in a spec Miata race.

[@BlakesGarage]

Exactly Spec Miata or SpecE30 would be the way to go to actually go somewhere in Motorsports. Just a track day every once and a while will get ya know where.

[@genesisfd4418]

*When you click on the video expecting to hear "yuh herd" but you're met with joey.*

[@codybersicc7939]

you're*

[@genesisfd4418]

@@codybersicc7939 Yes

[@saucehollywood]

🤣🤣🤣 this literally made me lol

[@khumomatlakane2009]

Y'all got some beef with Reaf

[@ryanhoopes2437]

Agreed. The other guys were tools. Stripping down a car that wasn't even theirs... This guy has a decent job during the day, and just wants to get after it. I'm not for keeping your bikes in your house, but do what you do.

[@rac3kar]

This is way more quality than part 1 and 2. Good stuff Joey! Best of luck to you and getting into professional racing man!

[@TheStop]

they both quality to me. One showed street racing this one showcases one trying to go legit.

[@danielrodriguez3320]

@@TheStop that wasnt street racing lol

[@baitboy3191]

This guy is the real deal cause he actually races on the track, everyone else is just blowing smoke about how good they are.

[@kway745]

It’s not a “race”, it’s a track day, HPDE, whatever you want to call it. Pay the money and you could go too. They make it out like he was called up to “try out for the majors” or something. It doesn’t work that way.

[@antolivdiaz]

@@kway745 i mean he got sponsored, he is getting attention. Who knows he might go big someday

[@Lagmaster33]

I like how that comment was liked by Vice itself

[@Gamingbee]

The racing instructor was the embodiment of a macho man

[@BostonsF1nest]

I respect this guys hustle... 40 years old. Gets up at 4:30 everyday. Lives with his paps but still doesn’t give up on his dreams. That’s pretty inspirational. I hope he makes it one day.

[@alb12345672]

Yep, a true MAN don't give a fuck what anyone thinks. He pursues his dreams.

[@american236]

I really hope he becomes a professional racer and doesn’t go to the grave without living out that dream.

[@alexwangechi7175]

Even if he doesn't, he at least did far more to get there than 95% of people with similar dreams do. And that's alright.

[@american236]

Alex Wangechi That’s true.

[@jmhellison]

I think every car enthusiast feels like a kid behind the wheel. Nothing like letting loose after a mundane 9-5 office job. I'm also a quiet dude, but fun cars liven me up a lot

[@paulocuento9949]

Joey and his father were what all father and sons are supposed to be. great content here

[@chucka187]

Guys like this just need to start out auto crossing if they want to gain cheap and expensive experience. Track days usually run btw 175-250 per day where I’m at and unfortunately depending on where you chose to live you might have to relocate to achieve your dreams. Best of luck to this guy he seems like a genuine dude. 👊🏻

[@trackguy504]

Track fees can be low as $150/day, but then add in hotel costs (varies depending on where you stay and how many people bunk in), brakes, tires, gas. The last three become more expensive and bigger part of the pie as you get faster.... Not to mention unexpected maintenance items

[@chucka187]

Track Guy Very true. I’m lucky enough to live close to two tracks and can travel to them just by a few bucs in gas. Everyone has there own situation.

[@JaredBeaucage]

At some point we have to lose the dream of successful racecar driver... I have a buddy, turns laps in a late model every weekend in the summer, runs last, every race.. he's been doing it for 6 years, the car is fast, him as a driver is not, I took his car out n placed 2nd out of 18 cars n, in the same field of cars.. it's boat loads of money, my local track closed years ago n now we have to travel 2 and half hours one way to race, add up fuel, n all that, at some point if ur not good u have to give it up.

[@trackguy504]

@@JaredBeaucage There's different levels of racecar driver, and also different ways to make money in the sport (instructor/coach/tracksupport/etc.). I agree, if he's complaining about one track day being $1000, then relative to him, it is a lot of money to get to even the amateur levels. As far as age goes, yes, at the higher levels of racing, he's probably too old (particularly by the time he'll get to that level). However, there's a number of guys racing in amateur/club levels that are older...then again, those are guys that make their money elsewhere and burn it at the track.

[@philipparana9225]

@@trackguy504 yeah they are called gentleman drivers, they are not ranked aka amateur. They pay the way and I mean pay think hundreds of thousands a weekend

[@cyruzwilliams2305]

Man so many talented ppl go un noticed every day why need to treat ur local cashier with same respect as the CEO of a 500 company

[@1nfuzion]

You're absolutely right. And so many people don't realize that. I'm saving this comment.

[@calebgarland1093]

this guy literally has zero talent

[@cyruzwilliams2305]

@@calebgarland1093 weres ur vice video?.. .enough said

[@calebgarland1093]

Cyruz Williams having a vice video on cars is a very very bad thing hahaha. My point is that if you’re actually calling this guy “talented” then you really have no idea what you’re talking about

[@cyruzwilliams2305]

@@calebgarland1093 that car isn't drivin its self u. Gotta b so neg man why can't u b happy for dude seriously

[@freshpriince92]

Joey definitely deserve a chance. He’s becoming a professional

[@YNGKSRTT]

Joey is a very inspirational person , he talks all facts and no bs , people like him bring joy and happiness to others , and mpireboyz too

[@gogonzo4]

this man sounds like adam sandler

[@AFatOcelot]

This dude doesn’t look 40. Crazy

[@lp5398]

He said he goes to the gym after work

[@TheGamerShowsYou]

Joey is one of the older heads in the group, overall calm and collective and you can see mans got a strong work ethic. Straight up bro keep the NY Hustle and you gonna make it out the streets into the track with the big boys.

[@Kingrones81]

Joey bruh, I’m praying for you my guy!!!!! I hope you get everything that you want bruh! You’re a stand up individual and I dunno you n the other sides but the side u showed is very humbling and I just wanna see you succeed big dawg! Keep up the great work

[@Andy71]

What an awesome dude. He's grown up rough but knows all about respect and decency towards others. I hope his skills take him far in racing. Good luck Joey!

[@seb310801]

I fucking love Joey. He not anything like that jackass from part 1 and 2. He really genuinely seems like a really nice and all around wholesome guy, and I wish him all the best in his future endeavors, and I really hope he makes it big in the Motorsports world!

[@justtwoeasy8415]

He’s got a 469 sticker on the tail of his bike. Only real motorcycle fans would know what that means. Dude is solid in my book.

[@ankurdebbarma6363]

Rossi

[@ankurdebbarma6363]

Hayden

[@justtwoeasy8415]

Ankur Debbarma yup!

[@spaghettienjoyer9685]

This series still reminds me of need for speed.

[@nesprz3704]

Fr or midnight club

[@mvpnvg6226]

NY car life is real life Need for Speed , no cap .

[@ubuntuiqinisoofuna7852]

@@mvpnvg6226 Can we please retire "no cap/capping", already? Why can't people just be themselves...? It's not a sign of camaraderie, but more so of being a follower.

[@ubuntuiqinisoofuna7852]

@Puerto Rican Boxing is Gay Dumbass name and then you have the audacity to attach it to a dead trap artist. "Who raised you?!"

[@JK-tu1xx]

You've got two big problems here, #1 a guy who doesn't have the lifetime experience he needs to be considered for a position as a professional driver (most all professional drivers have decades of experience starting back when they were kids doing kart racing and learning fundamentals etc. that jolted them into being top tier candidates), and #2 the world of motorsports is dying a slow and painful death as more and more tracks close or gain stricter regulations by city councils reducing days that they can race and increasing cost of maintenance and ownership as well as fewer people willing to pay the enormous costs of running their vehicles on the track. He's got a good mindset and is likely an above average driver but he's decades away from being a candidate for a professional driver as there's all of maybe 100 paying positions for them in all of the United States. Most racing teams you see nowadays like GT2 or GT3 teams that aren't run by the manufacturer themselves the driver actually PAYS THE TEAM to let them drive the car which can cost upwards of $150,000 per season ontop of having to be certified and the costs associated with that too. Only the top of the top of the top get paid any money to drive professionally, for example the lowest paid formula 1 driver has an annual salary of $170,000 whereas the highest makes $57 million per year. Not to mention the truth is that any serious team wouldn't hire a driver who is known to race on the streets as it's a liability if they were to get injured, arrested, or worse and have to either drop their season or find a new driver immediately. For example Moto GP riders are usually not allowed to ride their personal motorcycles anywhere during the racing season as it's an extreme liability if they were to get into an accident and injured because the team doesn't have a backup rider.

[@Bestwick1983]

So much truth here.

[@trackguy504]

I realized how much money plays a factor in top tier racing watching Crash and Burn on Amazon (Tommy Byrne).

[@gabrieldarybruno3617]

Take that negativity elsewhere papa

[@1338-c9s]

Hahaha preach. This guy is almost 40 years old thinking he’s 18 living in his dads house.

[@trackguy504]

@@1338-c9s Everyone has their reasons for their living situations. However, I believe 40 is too old to create a pro career racing that'll earn him money

[@ameerdaniel7041]

Keep doing these racing documentaries there super interesting!

[@Jasperkell]

Seems like a cool guy. Definitely a long way off from being a professional race car driver. He'd probably benefit more from autocross to start and work his way up to a road course. Sliding your car around and roll racing is far different than running a road course.

[@RudelyPolite]

small world i use to see your pops with the cars everytime i drove the bus down that strip.. hes a nice guy

[@86surge90]

"I feel like I'm a kid still when I get behind the wheel..." - Joey Take away my soul but you can't take away my need for speed. Keep at it brother. FULL SEND!!!

[@alexwangechi7175]

Good to see someone who's not committed to bringing him down in the comment section. He's a cool dude who's having fun with his life and doing shit he loves.

[@TedonTwo]

Just realized I know Joey, or at least met him at a moto track day last season. Had a good time carving it up with a few of his buddies on RC Cups.

[@tagone05]

Please drop more of these racing mini docs.

[@jimmynickelz]

Thought I was fast on Southern State, till I got to Pocono.

[@sonofevil2009]

jimmynickelz madd state troopers over there

[@Queensfinest2023]

Different worlds people don’t understand

[@jimmynickelz]

@@Queensfinest2023 Very. Cross island to exit 21 is much different than the 180 thru banking at pocono... and missing your brake marker!

[@rich5708]

Don’t call it the tricky triangle for nothing. I live an hr from there, they host A Slip Stream event I took my 1400hp vette up there that event is amazing.

[@ogbenzel]

That’s funny. I lived out there and you should see in the early morning. A lot of people commute to NYC or Jersey for work and I mean everybody in those states is booking it like we all late 😂😂. The car scene is actually pretty lit. Not a lot of kids have the money right away but once they do it goes to the cars! We also have the monthly car meets like cars and coffee.

[@kennyneur6156]

That guy should make a KZbin channel it'll be interesting seeing his life on the track

[@TrizzyH]

Local 879 here, I've been doing ready mix 10 years in Canada. I feel your pain Joey. Tough industry at times.

[@Andreas_D-Greek]

Wow I met his pops years ago on the strip, very cool down to earth guy.

[@ClutchFirst]

This dude lives near my home in Astoria. I think they are close to Rikers Island. This dude seems a bit more passionate and willing to do what it takes compared to the hyped man/turbo air intake guy from the last episode.

[@xl000]

yes, it 48-11 on 20th avenue in Astoria. On Google Maps, you can see the dad's Nash under a protective cover Basically Google maps: Merchants Wine & Spirits Division in Astoria

[@bigdillan9612]

Never thought id ever see a snapback worn like that... my eyes

[@salsamerango8017]

Props for letting pops shine too great work to vice & the mpire boyz!!!

[@mpower320i]

Amazing video 👌🏼💪🏼 total respect for this guy, I can also relate in so many things!

[@danoy45]

Joey is a great and humble guy!! He definitely deserves to make it big. The best part so far

[@josephabraham4058]

I like Joey because he only works enough to live the life he wants. He doesn't live to work.

[@CompaDv]

Very true, Its always good to find comfort.

[@ganktuh]

I've been into cars my whole life and still am. At 36, what I got to tell younger guys is figure out a way to make money first, and a lot of it. You can't get to that high level by working some crappy job and hoping that big money will come to sponsor you. Life moves fast and before you know it, you'll be hitting 40 like this guy. The guy has passion and a lot of heart but chances are that he won't ever make it as a professional. It's a young mans game and those particular types of drivers have been racing professionally all their lives since they were little kids. Most people that get into the modified car lifestyle are in it for about 5 years and get out. They get married, have kids, want to buy a house, travel etc etc. To truly be dedicated to this lifestyle while working an average job means you will have to do a whole lot of sacrificing. You only get one life, you really want to spend it sacrificing your whole paycheck on a car and have no family? Or say you have a wife and kids, you're going to let them struggle like crazy cause the household income is being spent on your racecar? So bottom line, GET RICH before you think about doing some super crazy shit with cars for your entire life.

[@mablevins08]

He got that M3 so he knows what he's doing lol. Most people underestimate that car

[@HoneyDubey23]

🙏🏼Rooting for you! The dad is also so sweet! 🙏🏼

[@XxCreeperxX117]

For anyone that doesn’t understand NYC too well I’m gonna break it down better.. There are multiple people in NYC that build their cars (including me) that would love to actually track their car and legally and race (Drag and Circuit). But the closest one we had got shut down after the Times Square incident. There is an extreme amount of space in Long Island that isn’t being used and far away from residences that they should turn into different type of tracks. There are multiple different groups that are honestly trying to get tracks built and going. But the problem is the city and state isn’t allowing it and people been fighting for YEARS. The car community is huge in NYC especially with Mercedes, Honda, infinity, and BMW. So since the city isn’t trying to cooperate with the racers they take it to the streets 🤷🏽‍♂️. I’m sure if they did a go fund me for it people would all chip in. None of these cars are built, this isn’t street racing, these are kids running the highways. Most of the cars in NYC are hondas, BMWs, Mercedes and infinitys Vice fuvked up choosing them on the “street racing” in NYC. And that Mpire group is super annoying. Cocky as fuck and swear they all superstars.

[@ElitesAreUs33]

I like how being in front a camera brings out how u feel about anything

[@kap1526]

Its not the camera its him talking about his passion

[@Mandatoryuser]

My favorite part was when he said "where I was equal to him is down the straight". Like, no shit really? You're just as good as going full throttle as someone else in an automatic? Golly gee that's impressive.

[@glenno1331]

Exactly, When you and your mates think you are fast smacking up the general public on motorways then you turn up to a track and some nobody instructor takes you to school.

[@natee5754]

This is what I've been waiting for the grind and trying to get to that professional stage. When you don't come from money, the journey may take longer. But that's what makes you such a good professional at the end.

[@Jj10012]

This is a really good series

[@VicsVlogz]

dam Joey I didn’t know you were this inspiring 😓🤣, I was already inspired when I saw you do doughnuts in that m4 with no hands in person but this just gave me a boost 🤞🏽, good luck og

[@lottovegas5450]

Inspiring and motivated to continue pursuing my passion and love for life, can relate with Joey a lot.. Thanks bruh

[@youngbarry5874]

Please keep the series going 💯💯

[@ct1762]

i've had many humbling experiences at lime rock and Watkins. I always cringe when people talk about horsepower and strait-line acceleration like its the end-all be-all. I distinctly remember a guy in a dodge neon pummeling a guy in his viper (not one of the lime rock sponsored vehicles). the look on the Viper driver's face was priceless when it was done and he came to the pit. He couldn't seem to fathom how a 460hp v-10 got slaughtered by a 120hp 4 cyl... and no he wasn't that bad of a driver just average. shows you how much skill is really involved. knew exactly what Joey was feeling. so many of these new cars are so far beyond the average person's skill level.

[@Isaiahwood123]

This guy should start his own KZbin Chanel and do vlogs is definitely follow his story hope he makes it big!

[@prodforeign3002]

best series on vice

[@kazmis1398]

good guy he seems to be making quite some money he's got an m3 cs bikes and the watch he's wearing is an AP they are pretty expensive .

[@PIZZAAAAAAAAAAAAAful]

But he still lives with his dad...

[@Spyder423]

The AP is fake.. I can tell just by looking at the bracelet's end links lmao!

[@kazmis1398]

@@Spyder423 i don't know a lot on watches but it looks pretty good his jeweler friend won't let him wear a fake one lol

[@user-hj1om6yu4z]

He is a Union laborer. Hes making no less than 35-40 and hour with his card and his time as doing it. He makes good money for sure. If he isnt salary then he makes alot in over time as well if he works as he said from 0530 to 1830 everyday...

[@MG-mn8gx]

@@PIZZAAAAAAAAAAAAAful he has a apartment right below his dad's he probably pay him rent and stuff

[@ChuckNights]

Vice, I'm waiting for Part 4. Thx.

[@firelizard2]

Street racing isn't a path to professional driving. Period. You need to work your way up through sanctioned events. Start in a stock class so your only expense is track time, tires, and fuel. As you progress only mod your car to fit classes you can be competitive in. Nothing you do in the street racing scene is relevant. You can campaign a bone stock Honda Civic or a GT3RS, it doesn't matter at all, there's a sanctioned race class for you. Vice, you gotta stop making docs about these guys who are all charisma and bullshit and can't get ahead because they're immature. I can't tell who's being exploited here, you, them, or your viewers.

[@aaaaatttttt7383]

Respect to Joey. Actually trying to things the right way. Hope he makes it professional 👌🏽

[@firevortex8312]

Vices car content is my favorite!

[@lemmegetamuhfckinuhhh2023]

Joey is really likeable

[@christianbecerra6272]

We need more of this

[@gnarshread]

As a track rat myself, I totally get where this dude is coming from. You want to better yourself and make a living from motor sport but once you get into actual racing, everything is against you. Getting a pro drive is a one in a million chance if you dont bring money to the team. I wish this dude all the very best. And if anyone thinks they can drive and is going to talk s**t. Do a track day! You'll see where you need to improve real fast.

[@masivids1696]

A cement truck driver wearing an AP and owning a bmw and 2 bikes rly shows me that nothing is impossible

[@oso2k630]

I met Joey and Manola at the shop they cool asf they welcome you even if they barely know you. It’s like you been knew them ‼️

[@adrianrodriguez1178]

Finally there's no " yuh herd " in every or any sentence

[@niklasahrens2969]

I actually felt happy after watching this I smiled, I really respect him also he's a good man and not stupid best, best of luck to him.

[@joeyhitchins8235]

Nice! Cheering for this dude!

[@MoNeenja]

Much better than the first 2 parts

[@q_steelgrayM3]

The series overall was awesome. I support the movement!

[@applesyo]

I know how this guy feels.... but getting into motorsports is HARD. You have to start at like 8-10 years old in carts... or 16 in a club car and work your way up..... it’s possible but it’s hard. Godspeed to him.

[@fups1]

SCCA Starting Line is $350 for training, a track day, and 2 autocross events.

[@zainb2261]

You gotta have a Scca compliant car thought that can compete with the other racers.

[@firelizard2]

@@zainb2261 That can be a completely stock car, as long as it passes tech, and isn't banned. You can bring a Chevy Cobalt or a GT3 RS, doesn't matter.

[@alb12345672]

@@firelizard2 They won't take my GS 350. Maybe because AWD. An IS350 is ok though.

[@ismailnyc6004]

I live in astoria, I always see these dudes and their cars. Their super passionate. There’s a lot of worse things they could be doing. I hope Joey lives out his dream! #astoria4Lyfe

[@EhFokes]

Keep the series going ! 👌🏽

[@Mikey46n2]

My great uncle built Limerock Park. Love watching people live their dreams and race there.

[@friedengilbert8067]

Dude reminds me of Tony from Survivor. Slightly cocky, but a good heart and down to earth.

[@ShadowF305]

I like this guy the most out of everyone on these series . Good luck to this guy for real 🤙🏽

[@DistractedTrader]

If you're starting your racing career with a sponsored wrap car, someone else holding your steering wheel and adjusting you're seat position +a vice documentary - you know its going to be a tough one.. I hope he gets there - but be prepared for a concreting career and a few classics in your garage. prove us wrong!

[@XynGG]

I hope he achieves his dreams. He has a passion for what he loves. Not doing anything illegal, just hard work and true dedication.

[@alpacheco1001]

More on Joey please, way better then the p1 and p2

[@jangrzelakowski4270]

Finally new street racing stuff

[@nyrubin]

Vice is the best! I want to grow to be a little Vice lol

[@AmrothPalantir]

Vice! follow this dude in 2020!!! Let us watch as he progress! We love Joey! This truly is gold content!!! Don't drop it now!

[@basedgarfield6942]

I want a video on the dude tracking a damn jeep MJ Comanche lmaoooooo

[@ayrton_rambles]

Props to Joey for being a decent guy and working hard to achieve his dreams and enjoy his hobbies. I hope he receives some more guidance to help him along the way, and honestly wish the whole series had been about him.

[@zacharyerskine4277]

this guy makes you just want to be a good person

[@bharatsharma4406]

This man got the Sneakers game too

[@richwicks8265]

I really hope he makes it seems like a good guy

[@1969ChevroletCamaro]

6:41 Come On Joey! Let Your Dad have more of a Chance to Talk! He Still Wanted to say Something

[@ForcesPlay]

Motorsports is just crazy. It's literally a sport for prestige people. If you want to make it to Formula1 or anything comparable you have to start racing as a child. You will always have to deliver the best possible results and even if you are the best of the best, if your parents don't have the money to pay for material, a team and your education you propably won't make it far. So it basically stands and falls with your origin.

[@shingosshojiopoulos6608]

Thats why street racing is so popular

[@ObfcrewOz]

Yes and no. If you start carting young and are a true standout you can get picked up I know a mate I grew up with did just that. His first cart he built with his dad for a few hundred bucks. He ended up meeting this chick and taking a different path the dumbass but that's another story haha

[@kevin628]

He's got all these aspirations but has stayed as a cement truck driver for 20 years..... doesn't sound all that ambitious to me. Never understood people who stay in dead end jobs for so long.