Gallery: Crash-A-Rama's Madness Is Just Another Night in Florida
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*Crash-A-Rama has inspired a video game, as well as being featured in the TV show,* Carpocalypse. Photo: Sol Neelman/Wired
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*Drivers and firefighters stand at attention during the national anthem. Later, the RV was spectacularly t-boned by stunt driver Super Dave.* Photo: Sol Neelman/Wired
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*It doesn't cost a ton of money for drivers to compete. Junk cars cost up to $500. Many of them are sponsored by local junkyards and tow companies.* Photo: Sol Neelman/Wired
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*The Crash-A-Rama series is a popular option for families that love a good show.* Photo: Sol Neelman/Wired
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*The cars and buses sport roll cages and safety gear. "You want to make it as safe as possible," said promoter George “Moe” Knauer.* Photo: Sol Neelman/Wired
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*"We're going somewhere with this show, I just don't know where," Knauer said.* Photo: Sol Neelman/Wired
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*You won't necessarily need goggles to watch Crash-A-Rama, unless you go with your brother. Ear protection, though, is not a bad idea.* Photo: Sol Neelman/Wired
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*During the skicar race, a front wheel drive car is modified with skis replacing the rear tires. These steel skis make controlling the car a challenge.* Photo: Sol Neelman/Wired
