Team Brit aim to become the first all-disabled team to compete in Le Mans 24 Hour race

Martin Compton shares his journey from being injured in Afghanistan to finding solace and purpose in car racing. After a long recovery from injuries and PTSD, he discovered the thrill and camaraderie of racing, which helped him regain a sense of belonging. Martin emphasizes the importance of inclusivity, as his team includes disabled drivers, and they all race on equal terms. His future goal is to compete in the 24-hour race, showcasing his passion for racing and empowering others.

What event led to Martin Compton's severe injuries?

• A car accident

• A natural disaster

• An ambush in Afghanistan

• A training exercise

How did Martin Compton initially get involved in car racing?

• As a hobby during childhood

• To follow a family tradition

• To cope with PTSD

• As a professional career choice

What aspect of racing did Martin find most beneficial after leaving the army?

• The team camaraderie

• The travel opportunities

• The financial rewards

• The physical exercise

What is Martin's future goal for his racing team?

• To win a national championship

• To compete in the Le Mans 24-hour race

• To build the fastest car

• To recruit more drivers

How does Martin describe the experience of racing with his team?

• As a competitive environment

• As a way to forget injuries

• As a solo endeavor

• As a financial investment