The area that was legally sanctioned for the popular slide show event, Sunday Funday, is now gone. Drivers and spectators who used the facility are saying they have nowhere to go.

DETROIT – The people behind Detroit’s “drifting” scene, where drivers do donuts in front of a crowd, are explaining a new video in which fire is added to the equation. In the video, skid marks are ignited as a driver does a figure eight. The people involved said it was meant as a tribute to a lost friend -- but it’s still illegal. READ: Video shows spectator being struck by car during ‘Sunday Funday’ stunt driving meetupFlames covered the road at the intersection of Livernois and Warren on Sunday night. Tee’s Garage shop owner, Tommie Mahone, said it was all done to pay tribute to someone killed by gun violence.

DETROIT – A stunt-driving meetup called “Sunday Funday” was held on private property for the second straight week. The event is drawing new concerns Monday night after someone in the crowd was hit by a stunt driver. The event was moved to private property with the blessing of Detroit Police Chief James Craig. Detroit police said the man who was hit was not hurt and the event stopped for more than a half an hour. My motto right now is ‘Cali started it and Detroit is going to finish it.’”

DETROIT – An Allen Park man was arraigned Tuesday on charges in connection with a donut stunt that blocked traffic on I-94 last month. More: Detroit police chief on I-94 donuts stunt video: ‘We are going to come after you’“We want it to stop," Craig said. Tommie Mahone (WDIV)If the I-94 video sounds familiar, that’s because it’s the same kind of stunt video released this past summer with footage recorded on the Lodge Freeway. The “We on the Lodge wit it” video blew up on social media, and so is this new I-94 stunt video. Watch the video here (there is explicit language):Craig was enraged by the Lodge Freeway video in the summer.