A man left paraplegic after a motocross accident thought he would never race again - but now beats able-bodied people driving a McLaren using just his hands. Aaron Morgan, 32, grew up watching his dad, Rod Morgan, 63, go-kart racing and got his first bike at just seven years old.
But aged 15, his racing days ground to a halt when a horror accident saw him land badly on a jump, causing him to stop breathing for nine minutes and rendering him paraplegic. Without the use of his legs, Aaron thought his racing days were over - until he learned it was possible to operate an adapted race car without the use of pedals.
After learning how to drive an adapted car, Aaron is now back on the road and part of an all-disabled racing team which regularly sees him compete against, and beat, non-disabled opponents. Aaron has stacked up silverware driving a BMW, McLaren and Aston Martin.
