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" Except for the occasional Tony Stewart outburst, the best parts of any auto race really are the crashes. Taking that idea to its logical next step, local tracks have created some nasty hybrids of Nascar, stunt driving, and lunacy. It&amp;#039;s about time.  ROLLOVER The driver simply hits the gas, clips a ramp with one side of his Gremlin, Fiesta, or similar anti--muscle car, and flips it. There&amp;#039;s no roll bar, no safety cage, nothing. The driver who rolls the most wins. Driver peril: (out of four) Representative driver injury: Broken arm. Where to see it: Rockford Speedway in Rockford, Illinois. BOAT-TRAILER RACE Boats hitched to stock cars flop around the track like Ben-Hur-chariot-style weapons used against other racers. The first driver to limp his rig across the finish line with at least a semblance of a trailer intact nabs the checkered flag. Driver peril: Representative driver injury: Sore neck. Where to see it: Citrus County Speedway in Inverness, Florida. FIGURE-EIGHT TRAINS Three cars are chained together. There&amp;#039;s a driver in the brakeless front car. No brake, engine, or driver in the middle car. And in the rear, a brake and a driver. The winner is the first one to complete ten laps. Driver peril: Representative driver injury: Says driver Jack Eaton, &amp;quot;In one crash, a car gushed antifreeze into a guy&amp;#039;s bloodstream.&amp;quot;  Where to see it: Rocky Mountain Raceways in Salt Lake City. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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