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Bringing Motorsports To Those With Physical Challenges

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Accessible Racing Appearing At Riverside’s Monster Truck Massacre Event

by admin | Aug 14, 2020 | Press Releases

GROVETON, N.H. — A special appearance by Accessible Racing at the Monster Truck Massacre at Riverside Speedway on Saturday is all about pushing through barriers and putting oneself in the driver’s seat despite a disability. Named the Hard Luck Tour in honor of his...

WWII Vet To Attempt Double Roll At Speedway

by admin | Jul 12, 2020 | Press Releases

Even at 95, Pete Racine is ready to answer another roll call. On July 18, St. Johnsbury resident and WWII Veteran Edward “Pete” Racine will attempt a double-roll stunt in a car at the Riverside Speedway in Groveton, N.H. It will be the second time in three years that...

Adaptive Race Car to Make Pit Stop at Holiday Inn Boston-Bunker Hill

by admin | Mar 17, 2020 | Press Releases

Adaptive Race Car to Make Pit Stop at Holiday Inn Boston-Bunker Hill Disability-Accommodating Race Car Allows Veterans to Get Behind the Wheel Again WHAT: On Saturday, March 14, an adaptive race car, courtesy of Accessible Racing, will be making a pit stop at...

Accessible Racing Features Three Products For People with Disabilities

by admin | Mar 17, 2020 | Press Releases

Accessible Racing features 3 products that benefit 4 markets for people with disabilities, MOST importantly may have discovered a solution to combat opioid addiction and alarming suicide rates. Dave Baskin developed Disabled Shooting Services in one hospital and grew...

SBAWVC and Tech Nonprofit Partner To Support Disabled Vets in St Patrick’s Day Parade

by admin | Mar 17, 2020 | Press Releases

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Working Together

Just like any other race team Accessible Racing works together to bring the thrill of driving a race car to anyone regardless of physical ability. Numerous people, sponsors, and organizations work together to make this possible.

Why We Do It

Mission Statement

Graduated High School as a State Jr Olympic Miler Champion, Freshman year in College involved in a fatal car accident that left me temporarily paralyzed. I was fortunate that i didn’t have a spinal injury and could relearn how to walk, talk and perform daily activities. Still entered a dark space, made a mental list of things i could no longer do, and had very little motivation to live life on lifes terms.

I saw a guy in a local watering hole: shooting pool, laughing, joking and having fun in a wheelchair. I wanted what he had to drink, smoke or swallow. I invited him to a driving experience, that’s when i had my Magic Moment. You could hear him screaming with ecstasy over the sound of the motor, tears streamed down his cheeks when he was helped from the car, that was the defining moment when i learned that helping someone experience something like mobility was way more fun then feeling sorry for myself and living in the dark zone.

The goals and objectives have always been to help PWD regain mobility, Magic Moments in life don’t happen every day for everyone, but Accessible Racing help others experience the memorable life changing events at every event for every individual.

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Brian Hanaford

The Goal Of Accessible Racing