Yes, one side of the Rebel Yell (now known as Racer 75) at Kings Dominion famously operated backwards for 16 years. Starting in 1992, the park reversed the trains on one of the twin tracks, allowing riders to experience the wooden coaster's drops and hills while facing the opposite direction. This "backwards" side became a cult favorite among local thrill-seekers, who often nicknamed it the "Yell Rebel." However, following the purchase of the park by Cedar Fair, the trains were restored to their original forward-facing configuration in 2008. The change was part of a chain-wide safety and maintenance standardization, as backwards-facing wooden coaster trains can place different stresses on the track and the passengers' bodies. While the ride was renamed to Racer 75 in 2018 to move away from Confederate-associated terminology, the memory of its "backwards era" remains a significant piece of enthusiast history.