Burnouts, Crashes, And Scorpions At The Mt. Washington Hillclimb

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Raphael Orlove
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You can trust rally drivers to powerslide next to thousand foot drops racing up the Northeast's highest mountain, but you can't trust them with pool toys.

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The course, the cars, the drivers at the Mt. Washington hillclimb this year were like nothing I'd ever seen. There was everything from quarter-million dollar, factory-backed Subarus to V8 dirt racers and any kind of homebuilt special you can imagine in between.

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The best part, though, may have been the power combo of FY Racing and former rally champion Chris Duplessis.

Remember kids — never go full scorpion.