Gloucester cheese-rolling veteran breaks all-time record

Champion Cheese Rolling broke the history of the most cheese who won the Death Race in Gloucestershire

After following 8 lbs. (3.6 kilograms) of thick cheese at Cooper Hill, Christ Anderson harvested 22 Double Gloucester cheese in 14 years.

A 30 - year - old boy broke Steven Gide 's record after winning the first game of this year' s men 's downhill game.

Thousands of spectators finally saw the thrill seekers throwing themselves at a 1: 2 slope.

In the first men's downhill race, Mr. Anderson sprinted the other adventurers, stumbled, and fell on a rough hill like chasing cheese at 70 mph.

"There are more pressures this year, as locals are on the rise," he said after the game.

As a soldier with a rifle, Mr. Anderson skipped a second male match but won again in the third match, he hurried to the left foot descending downhill.

Like all winners, he likes only cheddar cheese, but reward is to take the cheese home.

This year's competitor is a 30-year-old Australian from Northern Melbourne, Nathan Anstey, only participates in a pair of swim trunks "smugglers".

Nevertheless, Anderson won the victory and Gloucester County defeated the history of the cheese that can not resist. Anderson has won 22 victories over the past 14 years. His award? Gloucester cheese followed him very bravely. This is a bittersweet victory for the champion as it is reported that he likes cheddar cheese.

Cheese-Rolling and Wake is a tournament to be held at Cooper's Hill in Gloucester, England every Monday in May. The game involved abandoning a 9 pound wheel cheese (of course double gloucester cheese) and rolling it from above. All participants will follow it. Because the slope is steep and the speed of the cheese exceeds 100 km / h, no one can get it. Therefore, the winner is not the one who grabbed the cheese but the first person to arrive at the foot of the mountain. For the meaning given by this expression in the field of logic and critical thinking, the concept of "landslide" is also relevant.

One of the oldest traditional activities in the UK is the cheese rolling competition at Blockworth, Gloucestershire State. Every May, people are chasing the Double Gloucester cheese at a steep Cooper Hill. It is said that this tradition was born from the birthday ceremony of Roman times. There are other cheese rolling events in the UK such as Uffington White Horse in Oxfordshire. The so-called British Empire Metrology System (United States of United States, British unit) was born from a Roman unit. The Romans also calculated it in feet, and they were divided into 12 inches. (In Latin, languages ​​are English, English words are coming from now.) Five pounds of English, 1000 steps (milpath) English has been awarded miles. Roman gallons are parliament (worth 0.92 US gallons). The word "pinto" comes from the Latin pictor ("painted") corresponding to the ship's painting mark, passing through the ancient French Pinthi. Other units like pounds only developed in the Middle Ages.

In the Gloucester region in the southwestern part of England, annual cheese events are held annually in spring, watching people from all over the world looking for cheese rounds on the hill from competitors. Does it sound a bit strange? Let me explain to you how this sport is being made and what it is. This is obvious reason - 9 pounds of Double Gloucester cheese rolls from above and the competitors follow down. The first person in the finish line is the champion and the cheese is their award. The original purpose was to capture cheese, but it increased at a rate of 1 second with speed and speed, and it became quite difficult - and dangerous! Viewers have been injured with rolling cheese so far, but in 2013 cheese was actually replaced by a form replica for safety reasons.