Inside Australia's Run Nation Championship: Contact sport that has athletes smashing heads to win
A new, brutal sport, the Run Nation Championship, is gaining traction, inspired by a social media trend. Participants run at full speed to collide, with the last one standing winning. Despite medical warnings about severe brain injury risks and a tragic fatality, the events are selling out stadiums, offering participants prize money and captivating audiences with their raw intensity.
A new, brutal sport, the Run Nation Championship, is gaining traction, inspired by a social media trend. Participants run at full speed to collide, with the last one standing winning. Despite medical warnings about severe brain injury risks and a tragic fatality, the events are selling out stadiums, offering participants prize money and captivating audiences with their raw intensity.
