Race2Recovery makes it home
Undaunted by early problems that ruled out all but their truck entry, Race2Recovery's team of ex-servicemen battled to the 2014 Dakar Rally finish. ALISTAIR WEAVER tells the story of week two
AUTOSPORT readers may well remember the inspiring story of Race2Recovery, the first amputee team to take on the Dakar Rally, chronicled in their blog 12 months ago.
It was an extraordinary tale, and this year they returned with a two-car team to do it all again.
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