Race2Recovery's new mission
Last year Race2Recovery became the first amputee team to complete the Dakar. They're back to break new records in 2014, but it's been a tough start, as ALISTAIR WEAVER relates
AUTOSPORT readers may well remember the inspiring story of Race2Recovery, the first amputee team to take on the Dakar Rally, chronicled in their blog for the website 12 months ago.
They endured no end of mishaps, including a terrifying roll and a road traffic accident, only for one of the team's cars to survive to the finish.
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