World's only female tetraplegic racing driver on 'making the most' of what she's got
Summary
Nathalie McGloin, a British woman who became tetraplegic after a car accident at 16, is the world's only female racing driver with this condition. She races alongside able-bodied men and women and runs a charity called Spinal Track.Key Facts
- Nathalie McGloin broke her neck in a car crash when she was 16 years old.
- She became tetraplegic, meaning she has limited or no movement in all four limbs.
- Despite her disability, she races cars competitively against both men and women without disabilities.
- She is the only female tetraplegic racing driver in the world.
- Nathalie runs a charity named Spinal Track, which likely supports people with spinal injuries.
- Her story shows that neither gender nor disability prevents someone from participating in car racing.
- She is British and has spoken publicly about making the most of her abilities after her accident.
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