Amazing but sorry no way should he be allowed on a race track he is a liablity to himself and the safety of others.
Another handicapped rider who should never have had a racing licence returned to was Robert Dunlop. If his racing ban had been enforced likely as not Robert Dunlop would still be alive.
I do admire the guys get up and go attitude but!!!!!!!!!!!
FFS why not, just because your handicapped should not stop you doing what you love if you can.
Live life to the full, I would rather die doing something I love doing rather than waste away sitting around and dying of boredom.
After my accident in 2002, having spending 3 months in hospital and 9 trips to the operating theatre, which for 3 weeks they did not know if I would survive, I arrived in to the consultant 2 months after being released from hospital for a check up in my bike gear, his comment was "Your back on the bike I see". I replied "Yes" and expected a lecture, but his reply surprised me "That's good, going back to what you always did before the accident is good for your recovery, mentally and physically, just be careful"
