UPDATED: Texas Rangers fan gets joyride on giant wiener

The winner ate it in 3 minutes, 44 seconds.

BOOM: The Boomstick Express.

ARLINGTON — Monday evening, one very well-fed Texas Rangers fan will take a spin around the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington greens on an 18-foot mobile hot dog called the Boomstick Express.

In a most uncomfortable feat, the lucky winner will have consumed the Boomstick -- a $26, two-foot-long hot dog made for four people -- alone, faster than his or her five competitors. Last week, the contest winner choked it down in 4 minutes, 58 seconds.

The Boomstick and its zippy vehicle are named for Nelson Cruz' big home run hits. The huge hot dog has made national news.

Monday is the second Boomstick-eating contest. It was designed to be a standalone event, but enough people showed interest, so Rangers officials extended the contest to Monday and added the Boomstick Express, according to a spokesperson.

The contest is adjacent to the Batter's Eye Club by center field at 5:30 p.m. Monday. The Rangers/Angels game starts at 6:05 p.m.

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Derrick Lockridge ate the Boomstick in 3 minutes, 44 seconds and got to ride the Boomstick Express.

A Rangers spokesperson did not have information on where the 18-foot-long Boomstick Express came from or if it'll resurface at future Rangers games. We can only hope.

UPDATED: The Rangers report that Houston resident Derrick Lockridge ate the Boomstick the fastest -- in 3 minutes 44 seconds. "World record time," they say.