Is bull riding the most dangerous sport in world or is boat racing sport?

Neither bull riding nor boat racing is considered the most dangerous sport in the world. Here are the top 5 most dangerous sports, according to various experts and studies:

1. Base Jumping: This extreme sport involves jumping from fixed objects, such as tall buildings, cliffs, or bridges, with a parachute. It carries significant risks of injury or death due to equipment malfunctions, strong winds, and impact forces.

2. Freediving: Freediving, also known as breath-hold diving, is an underwater diving activity where divers descend on a single breath without the use of scuba equipment. It carries the risk of hypoxia (lack of oxygen), decompression sickness, and blackout.

3. Mountaineering: Mountaineering, especially at high altitudes, is fraught with dangers, including extreme weather conditions, altitude sickness, crevasses, avalanches, and the risk of falls.

4. Whitewater Kayaking: Whitewater kayaking involves navigating fast-flowing rivers and waterfalls with rapids, where kayakers face the challenges of powerful currents, rocks, and the potential for drowning or serious injuries.

5. Big Wave Surfing: Surfing massive waves in open oceans, often at remote locations, carries the risks of drowning, being crushed by waves, and encountering marine predators.

While bull riding and boat racing are both considered dangerous sports, they typically rank lower on the list of the most dangerous sports in the world. Bull riding involves the risk of being thrown from a bull and potentially sustaining injuries, but it is generally more controlled than some of the extreme sports mentioned above. Boat racing, while it can involve high speeds and the potential for accidents or drowning, is usually subject to safety regulations and professional training.