revise and repeal provisions related to street racing prohibitions and to provide a penalty therefor.

Added new definitions for 'burnout,' 'doughnut,' 'drag race,' 'drifting,' 'race,' 'street takeover,' 'stunt driving,' and 'wheelie' to clarify prohibited activities.

Created new criminal penalties: Class 2 misdemeanor for participating in street racing, Class 1 misdemeanor for organized racing or competitive responses, and Class 6 felony for coordinating or facilitating races.

Established civil penalties of $1,000 against vehicles used in racing violations, with liens on the vehicle until paid, except for leased or unauthorized vehicles.

Added driver license revocation requirements: up to 30 days for Class 2 misdemeanor and mandatory 18-month revocation for Class 1 misdemeanor, with possible exceptions for employment or school.

Added specific definitions for street racing terms including burnout, doughnut, drag race, drifting, race, street takeover, stunt driving, and wheelie.

Established Class 2 misdemeanor penalties for basic street racing with potential driver license revocation up to 30 days.

Established Class 1 misdemeanor penalties for organized racing or competitive responses with mandatory 18-month driver license revocation.

Established Class 6 felony penalties for individuals who coordinate, facilitate, or collect money related to street racing events.

Created civil penalty provisions allowing the state to assess $1,000 fines against vehicles used in violations when the driver is unknown.

Added provisions allowing courts to issue orders permitting defendants to operate vehicles for employment, school, or counseling purposes upon proof of financial responsibility.