The World's Most Dangerous Race: Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling

Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll: A Risky Race with Global Appeal The annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling competition in England is a spectacle that draws participants and spectators from across the world. This event is known for its inherent danger; contestants chase a wheel of cheese down a steep, 45-degree incline with an initial 60-degree drop. Many participants sustain injuries, but this doesn't deter the thrill-seekers. 23-time champion Chris Anderson told CNN, "Serious injuries are basically guaranteed. It's just part of the game." Despite the risks, the event has become an international sensation, attracting competitors from Australia, Egypt, and the US. The event is unorganized and uninsured, adding to its unique and risky nature. The video provides footage of the event and interviews with participants, highlighting the excitement and danger of this unique tradition.