After seeing off suspected COVID-19 a Cowbit man is back to raising awareness of his condition through his passion for motorsport.
James Wilson-White (45) has long been raising awareness of the debilitating condition Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), largely through his love of motorsport and the organisation CRPS Awareness Racing 4 a Cure.
That’s involved a number of racers and teams displaying the organisation’s badge on their cars.
The COVID-19 outbreak, a potential case of which hospitalised James for a period, delayed the start of the motor-racing season from March.
But it’s slowly starting to get back to normal, and James’ logo was on many of the vehicles when MSV Racing had its first competition at Cadwell Park.
“We’re delighted that the MSV Racing Championship saw a number of the cars carrying the CRPS awareness logo.
“We are always strongly supported by the (JSCC) Junior Saloon Car Championship, a brilliant championship.
“It is a brilliant stepping stone from karting for a driver to learn and perfect their race skills.
“All the drivers race in Citroen Saxos at circuits all around the UK.
“Sadly I could not attend the event due to it behind held behind closed doors with no spectators.”
After seeing off suspected COVID-19 a Cowbit man is back to raising awareness of his condition through his passion for motorsport.
James Wilson-White (45) has long been raising awareness of the debilitating condition Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), largely through his love of motorsport and the organisation CRPS Awareness Racing 4 a Cure.
That’s involved a number of racers and teams displaying the organisation’s badge on their cars.
The COVID-19 outbreak, a potential case of which hospitalised James for a period, delayed the start of the motor-racing season from March,
But it’s slowly starting to get back to normal, and James’ logo was on many of the vehicles when MSV Racing had its first competition at Cadwell Park.
“We’re delighted that the MSV Racing Championship saw a number of the cars carrying the CRPS awareness logo.
“We are always strongly supported by the (JSCC) Junior Saloon Car Championship, a brilliant championship.
“It is a brilliant stepping stone from karting for a driver to learn and perfect their race skills.
“All the drivers race in Citroen Saxos at circuits all around the UK.
“Sadly I could not attend the event due to it behind held behind closed doors with no spectators.”
