To progress, you have to get in between two bumpers as they come and keep the timing up to get through to the end.
Expert 36 ( Speedy Jam) is a faster variant of Advanced 21 ( Middle Jam), both involving a track that bumpers move along in a figure-eight. Expert 32 ( Curvature) is a long stage where you will need to charge through quickly until the last parts, where the path gets progressively skinnier until one with a quite skinny area that also requires a turn. It's comparatively easier to reach the blue goal than to reach Expert 27's, but still. It's nothing but platforms you need to traverse diagonally. Expert 42 ( Checker) takes it up to eleven. Expert 27 ( Twin Cross) is just a breeze, considering its long lines of diagonal moving. Too little and you'll get knocked off, too much and you'll fall off the track. The path is so narrow that you pretty much have to get the adjusting just right. You must go down a narrow slope without getting knocked off by two giant, parallel blocks that shift from left to right. And the last row (which the goal is on) is elevated so you need the right amount of speed to roll over it or die trying. To move past each wall, you have to go around onto either one of two large, over-sized circles spinning backwards. The stage consists of 7 rows divided by walls. Most likely you'll get flung off of the stage your first couple of tries. The last three bumpers in particular are arranged on a thin walkway so that you have to be super precise maneuvering past them. You have to make your way past several bumpers (some of them moving) that are tightly packed together. It's a relatively small stage, but surprisingly difficult. There is a way to bypass it all but it's arguably even harder to pull off. All of the paths to the goal are skinny and curved, with the shorter paths being thinner. It's in fact the only level from 1 whose time limit is expanded beyond 60 seconds, cementing its infamy within that game. The version of the level in Banana Mania bumped the time limit up from 60 seconds to 90 seconds, but the stage itself is still left unchanged. It really says something that early adverts suggested that this was going to be moved to the Master stages. It's hard to even get to the winding section without taking your time, but if you don't have at least 30 seconds left when you reach it, good luck making it to the goal in time. It's like Advanced 17 ( Exam-B), but way worse, with the addition of an infamous narrow hill, the first occurrence of platforms that must be traversed diagonally, and a final long, curvy path that's only half as wide as your ball. Still, it's not as difficult as Exam-C or Tracks, and it's spared from similar infamy by being among the very few stages you can skip in Expert. If you manage to go through all that, you get to the goal. The hardest part, though, is maneuvering your way around five tightly packed bumpers and then through a narrow (about 0.5 width) path that also happens to have a right-hand turn with a lens flare in the camera, and then a dip. The easy part is going through the turns and over the hills and rotating platforms (which can be a little frustrating at first for beginners to the level). Expert 4 ( Excursion): appears early on in the game, yet is so difficult. The very last platform goes all the way around, but it's constantly flipping, so if you don't cross in exactly the right spot, you will fall to your death. The luxury of clearing the stage quickly has been removed through the addition of a segment so big that it might as well be its own level. It's just like Advanced 30, except harder. 
There is a way to clear it quickly with the right timing though. Even if you can clear it, you may die at still least once, which can be so frustrating if you're trying to get to the Advanced Extras (as explained above). You start at the center, and must move up each layer (and this is very hard) until you reach the goal. A small level with a whole bunch of tiny orbiting platforms. Your controller better be in good condition, or else you're going to have a bad time. The other problem is that each turn is also longer than the last one, making each turn exponentially harder, and you constantly have to struggle against gravity to make it.
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The level is a series of hairpin turns each sloped progressively more towards the outside of the level. Similarly, if you want to unlock all the Master levels in Practice Mode, you may need to have infinite continues, since Master in this game cannot, generally speaking, be unlocked as a separate mode, even if you have completed Expert and Expert Extra stages without continues in the first place.
This also applies to getting to the Beginner Extras but that is comparatively easier. Getting to the Advanced Extras can be quite a challenge on its own since you can't lose a single life.
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