Top 5 Most Dangerous Competition Sports

Top 5 Most Dangerous Competition Sports

1. Motorcycle road racing

Road racing is a form of motorcycle racing popular in parts of Europe, particularly Ireland. The races take place on normal roads, which are incredibly narrow. The racers have to deal with bumps, curbs, road markings, hedges, telephone poles, walls and fences at speeds similar to those achieved on proper race tracks. It is ridiculously dangerous.

2. Bull riding

Take one big, angry bull and add a cowboy, equipped with little more protection than a gum shield, and you have the perfect recipe for danger.

3. Street Luge

Go to the top of the hill. Lie down a few inches above the road surface on an elongated skate board with no brakes. Wait for the starter to say go and try to be the first to get to the bottom of the hill. Oh, and try not to get killed or seriously injured in the process.

4. Rugby

Rugby is a sport that is not very well understood in countries where it is not played (if the truth be told it is not well understood in countries where it is played). In terms of this list, think of it as American football (huge men trying to hurt each other over an oval ball) without the helmets or body armor.

5. Horse racing

We are not talking about horse racing around a dusty oval track here. We are talking about jump racing with the pinnacle event being the Grand National in the UK. It involves about 40 horses running around a 4 mile track which has 30 fences for them to jump, some of which are over 5 feet tall. Only a fraction of the horses that start each race manage to finish it.

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