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

The video features a former Royal Engineer who lost his legs in an IED explosion. He shares his journey from being a mechanic to joining Team Brit, a racing team that provides opportunities for disabled individuals. The speaker highlights the use of adaptive technology in racing, allowing people with various disabilities to compete on a level playing field. He describes the competitive nature of racing and the rewarding experience it offers, emphasizing the normalization of disabilities in the sport.

What significant life event did the speaker experience while serving in the Royal Engineers?

• Joining a professional race team

• Stepping on an IED

• Becoming a mechanic

• Winning a racing championship

What is the main goal of the speaker's racing team?

• To develop new racing technology

• To win a local race

• To compete in a 24-hour race

• To recruit more team members

What does the speaker emphasize about the racing experience for people with disabilities?

• It is less competitive

• It requires special licenses

• It normalizes disability in sports

• It is only for experienced drivers

How does the adaptive technology in racing cars help drivers with disabilities?

• By using hand controls for driving

• By allowing them to race without any controls

• By providing automatic driving features

• By reducing the speed of the car

What aspect of racing does the speaker find most thrilling?

• The speed of the cars

• The competitive nature of overtaking

• The design of the racetrack

• The sound of the engines