Like rush hour on 285, but with car-carrying trailers and zero rules

Like rush hour on 285, but with car-carrying trailers and zero rules WOODSTOCK, VA - AUGUST 21: A vehicle used for parts sits on a trailer near the home of Bill Orndorff, 45, on Tuesday August 21, 2012 in Woodstock, VA. Bill and his oldest son, Zach Orndorff, 18, both competed in the first night of the demolition derby of the Shenandoah County Fair. Bill won the main event in the second derby night. (Photo by Matt McClain for The Washington Post via Getty Images) (The Washington Post/The Washington Post via Getty Im)

By Chris Centore

As someone who can’t back up a trailer, parking a car on a moving trailer seems downright impossible.

Yet, the “King of the Hill” trailer race at Hudson International Speedway in New Hampshire challenged several drivers to do exactly that. While someone actually managed to win, the path to victory was pure chaos. To be honest, it looks like standard rush-hour traffic on 285!