Damm! That hill really does SUCK! Even if you make it to the top you either have to make a major left or stop within 10 feet before hitting a sandstone wall!

Thank you for the compassion and the lack of "armchair coaching".I added 2 crush bars an extra roll bar and a 1/8 plate over the back roof of cockpit in the Spring just for a situaution like this where I didn't have the skills to pay the bill.It was a bad bounce to the left that started the whole mess and this is a technical hill that you all know has to be nailed. Being on your back for 3 days staring at the ceiling gave me time to form up a new game plan though and I want to throw this out there. Anything tossed off the top of a steep hill is going to roll but my buggy rolled excessively fast and for a reason. I added extra "shoulder tubes" to protect the shoulders in a rollover for this style buggy and while I knew it rolled across the shop floor easy I accepted the trade off for the upper extremity protection. If you sliced my buggy midpoint and looked down the centerline the profile would probably look more like a lumpy log than every chassis builders favorite triangle. Did it work? Yes, for an unconcious person that can't hold himself in there's nothing better.Will I do it that way again? Probably not, but only because of this singular experience.Time to go get another Vicodin