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Celebrity Justice10/30/2008 1:10 PM PDT BY TMZ STAFF
Speed Racer in the Pits With Cops

His dad won the Indy 500 twice. He's a race car driver himself. But Arie Luyendyk Jr. isn't fit to drive in a 35 MPH zone in your neighborhood.
Arie Luyendyk, Jr.
Luyendyk Jr., the 27-year-old son of Indy 500 winner Arie Luyendyk Sr., just got popped twice in Scottsdale, Ariz. within a six-day span ... once for driving on a suspended license, the second time for not having a valid registration.

We hear there's a APB out to arrest Luyendyk for Driving with Zac Efron hair.

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Barfalufugus:  1200 days ago

So, he can't drive. Who cares?

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Divashels:  1200 days ago

well he can drive his ass over here i think he is cute and this is the worst thing he does in his life god bless him!!!!!!!!!!!!

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CMH:  1200 days ago

Is it me, or does that guy look like the twin of Rachel Zoe's husband??? I think his name is Robert. Crazy!

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Veronica:  1200 days ago

He looks like a younger version of Patrick Dempsey

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CaboverPete:  1200 days ago

Ha ha ha. The kid ain't no racer. Slow as molasses. Couldn't drive a sharp stick up a dog's butt.

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Joe Martin:  1200 days ago

He won the last Indy Lights Race! Saw him hustle a pretty loose car in the Indy 500...Not many drivers get hired by Andretti Green if they don't have what it takes

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Race Fan:  1200 days ago

I agree w/#6!

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sabin_24:  1200 days ago

Team orders gave him the victory in Chicagoland. Luyendyk Jr. was on the radio with 10 to go asking when he was going to be allowed by. Then, the last caution almost blew his win. Matos conveniently "missed a shift" on the restart, allowing Arie to win.

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Indy Expert:  1200 days ago

He is a very talented driver. AGR is a very tough team to get into. They hire the best of the best. People do not understand how weird it is to be a race car driver on a normal street with a normal street car. A lot of them get tempted. My Uncle has raced in NASCAR and Indycar and it is weird for him too. I have met the guy and he is very nice and deserves a second chance.

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Jen:  1200 days ago

*An APB

no a APB.

*cries* grammar.

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WKS:  634 days ago

Leave the dude alone...he's a good guy and most people that read this wouldn't make a pimple on a race car drivers arse!



Two tickets in six (6) days is just a plain misfortune!



Go Arie...see ya at Indy!

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