Machine guns, tire spikes, and hand grenades... Gas siphons, shortcuts, and box canyons... Random events such as oil slicks, drawbridges, and the dreaded Large Roadkill. Wrap all of these up in a system that guarantees even the last place car still has a chance to win, and you have the1999 WBC Roadkill tournament.

Experienced players will enjoy the chance to compete in up to three preliminary heats. Points will be awarded as per the Campaign Game rules counting the results of the best two heats. Novices will be given instruction if present one hour before the start of any first-round heat, as well as the chance to play a "beginners only" game if numbers permit. And all entrants will get one final shot to qualify for the finals in the first-ever Demolition Derby.

Following last year's marathon championship race, the Final will be limited to six cars this year. This shouldn't decrease the excitement and tension, however, as the chance to duplicate the bizarre circumstances of last year's race will still exist. Three weather events (including Fog on the final section) tested the player's mettle and led to a very close finish (all ten cars on the lead section, with four different drivers attempting exit draws). With both victory and disaster riding on every turn of a card,
the Roadkill tournament offers a level of thrills unmatched by any other game.