Blind Paralympian Has Incredible Reaction To NASCAR ‘Joy Ride’ Around NHMS
LOUDON, N.H. — The best part of the Foxwoods 301 might have happened before the race even started.
(And no, that’s not a knock on the race — not even close.)
Moments before the green flag wove at at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, former NASCAR driver Jeff Burton took Paralympian David Brown for a “joy ride” around the Magic Mile. Brown, a Missouri native, made history in 2014 when he became the first totally blind athlete to run the 100-meter dash within 11 seconds (10.92).
Honestly, Brown’s reaction to riding around NHMS might be the best thing you see all day.
Take a look:
We took two-time Paralympian David Brown for a joyride with Jeff Burton, presented by @ToyotaRacing! pic.twitter.com/eVKqCk4ZMf
What do you think? Leave a comment.— NASCAR on NBC (@NASCARonNBC) July 21, 2019
What a great moment.
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