England's Cheese Rolling race injures many participants

The annual Cheese Rolling competition at Cooper's Hill in England saw participants chase a wheel of cheese down a steep hill, resulting in numerous injuries. The event is known for its inherent danger. Runners compete to catch the cheese, facing a near-vertical drop and a high risk of injury, including broken bones and concussions. The tradition, dating back to at least 1826, attracts thousands of international participants. Despite the risks, the event continues, with locals and seasoned competitors like Chris Anderson, a record-holder, participating. The event is uninsured, and participants compete at their own risk.