Freight Train Rules

It's match point at Wimbledon, and it's Andre Agassi rallying a fierce and committed Patrick Rafter. The lob goes up and its Agassi to return - when the 6.15 express to East Croydon comes rocketing through and knocks the ball out of play. Courts or sporting fields could be built around train routes, or re-directed through them to spice up the individual games.

For tennis, the tracks would be laid parallel and in line with the net - an automated system where the net folds into the ground when the train is approaching - and tunnels beneath the spectators stands. Football, baseball, basketball, and golf could all be integrated within the particular city's transport infrastructure to allow for this new sporting craze.

As a passenger on the train, never before can you get so close to the action! If only for a brief moment, there is always the possibility that Andre will read the fan placard you sat up all night designing and face make up in your teams colours as you speed past on your way to work.