Six Flags Magic Mountain’s X2 closure continues after two riders suffered severe brain injuries six days apart and California launched an inspection.

Magic Mountain's fan-favorite extreme coaster X2 has been quietly closed since July after two riders had similar accidents and a new report uncovered a history of injuries.

The women collapsed six days apart after riding the Magic Mountain coaster, raising questions about why it stayed open after the first incident.

Instead, they had ridden an extreme roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain, known as X2, which draws thrill-seekers from around the world with its rotating seats, near-vertical drops and ...