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29 cze 2005 · In each episode, two competitors arrive at a designated track with their respective vehicles and race the old-fashioned way. No electronic system tracks the cars' speeds, so the drivers must somehow come to an agreement about the outcome of even the closest races.
Season 3. The 1950s fad of drag racing is brought back to the spotlight by SPEEDtv's Pinks. In each episode, two competitors arrive at a designated track with their respective vehicles and race the old-fashioned way.
Pinks is a franchise series of television programs on Speed Channel based on street racing, held at legal closed drag strips with a theme around drag racing. The original aired from 2005 to 2008, with the spinoff Pinks: All Out following in 2006.
4 paź 2006 · A recording of the speed channel that was made on October 4, 2006. Contains the following shows: Pinks (2 partial episodes, 1 full episode) Shooting Cars (1 full episode) It also contains some channel surfing at one point and a recording of when the cable box lost connection to the satellite.
PINKS All Out, which aired on the SPEED channel in 2006, is a thrilling reality television series that brings an unadulterated, up-close look at drag racing in its purest form. The show is a spin-off of the original PINKS and carries forward its raw intensity and exhilarating spirit.
13 wrz 2005 · Speed Channel said Tuesday that it will renew drag-racing show Pinks for another season. Pinks airs on the network Wednesday nights, and it is hosted by Rich Christensen. The show pits contestants in a best three-out-of-five format in a classic 1950s drag race, with the loser handing over the title (pink slip) to his or her vehicle.
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