"The last thing you want to see barreling toward you at a sled race/event is one of the sleds, especially if it's built to look like the Bullet Bill character from Mario video games. And yet that's exactly what happened at one ski resort in Japan's Hokkaido prefecture."
"It seems like at least a couple of people were hit by the sled, though the vehicle doesn't appear to be a very solid structure. In fact, it looks like most of the body of the Bullet Bill was built out of cardboard, so hopefully nobody was injured in the incident."
"This just serves as a reminder to always be ready to run if you're at a sled race, especially if the sled is going straight toward you. Maybe people were thinking the Bullet Bill would turn last minute, but it does seem like there could have been a bit more movement from the crowd before the vehicle struck."
At a sled race event in Hokkaido, Japan, a sled designed to resemble the Bullet Bill character from Mario video games struck at least a couple of spectators. The sled's body was constructed primarily from cardboard, likely minimizing injury severity. The incident highlights the importance of spectator awareness and safety at sled racing events, as participants should remain vigilant and ready to move away from racing vehicles. The crowd's delayed reaction suggests spectators may have underestimated the sled's trajectory or expected it to change course at the last moment.
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