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"  Swamp Buggy Racing      Swamp buggies are some of the most bizarre purpose-built racers you&amp;#039;ll find anywhere, so it makes sense that the sport was invented in Florida. Big V8s power these swamp things around a waterlogged oval pockmarked with submerged ditches. Sprint Boat Racing      The V8-powered water jets that propel these boats mean blinding acceleration, and the lateral g-forces they pull around the tight courses are incredible. Bad things occur if they happen to clip a piece of land. Rock Bouncing      These tube-frame V8-powered scaffoldings are built to get up any hill you put in front of them. They can bite hard, though. Collateral damage to large nearby trees is common. Sand Drag Racing      Throw some dirt paddles on the back axle of a 7000-hp NHRA funny car and let it rip down a 300-ft track. The three-story-tall dirt rooster tails are just a bonus. Lawnmower Racing      Racing is expensive, except when it&amp;#039;s done with something you can buy in the gardening section at Home Depot. Lawnmower racing has been around for 30 years now, but it still provides hard racing on the cheap. Pig N&amp;#039; Ford Races      Think Model T-spec racing with a squealing pig as a co-driver. Further explanation could be offered for this clip, but in this case, it&amp;#039;s really best to watch and see for yourself. Formula Off Road      Formula Off Road takes drivers with very little regard for their own wellbeing and puts them behind the wheels of indestructible 1000-hp all-terrain beasts. Only guys with names like Odd Skaar and Ulf Drakenheim are allowed to participate. Trailer Racing      Vehicles must have a hitch and a trailer. That seems to be the only requirement to enter a figure-eight trailer race. After that, you&amp;#039;re free to smash your opponent&amp;#039;s mobile home, boat, or whatever else they happen to be towing to bits. Super Truck Racing      20 tractor-trailers banging fenders on a road course is a sight to behold, but the coolest part? They tow their own support trailers to each race! 24 Hours of LeMons      $500 won&amp;#039;t even get you a plane ticket to Le Mans, but it will buy you a car for the 24 Hours of LeMons. It&amp;#039;s the cheapest way to go endurance racing, and races are held all over the country. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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