In 2012, Frédéric Sausset scratched his finger while on vacation in the southwest of France. That scratch quickly cascaded into a life-threatening infection—one that caused him to lose both his arms and legs. Despite everything, Saussett remained in pursuit of his lifelong dream to race the 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of the world’s oldest active sports car races. What started off as a near impossible challenge turned into living proof of the inspirational power of drive.
Richie Parker, Six-time NASCAR Champion Engineer, shares his story. Find out how his obstacles propelled him into an award winning career.
Meet Nathalie McGloin, the only female racer in the the UK with a spinal injury. She can out drive you using only her hands and is a truly inspirational person. This is her story.
Rico Abreu this Californian, who uses longer pedals and moves his seat closer in order to race, didn’t even start driving competitively until he was 15 (most pro racers start before they’re 10). Abreu, who stands 4-foot-4, was born with achondroplasia, a genetic disorder that is a cause of dwarfism.