Mentoring young motorcycle racers, and a local wheelchair racer who is tearing up the track
Penguin Road Racing School offers young motorcyclists lessons and mentorships, while world-class wheelchair racer Jason Fowler is making his mark
New Hampshire Motor Speedway is home to the region’s only NASCAR National Series and the Loudon Classic, the oldest Motorcycle race in the country now in its 99th year.Penguin Road Racing School provides instruction for motorcyclists of all levels. To help grow the sport they started the Penguin Mentor Program which has produced several champions on the national level.Jason Fowler is a world-class athlete and life coach. As a youth, he was a motocross champion before being forced to adapt to permanent paralysis from the chest down. Despite this huge challenge he has gone on to compete in more than 200 races, winning two Ironman Triathlon World Championships. (Additional video for this segment was provided by Jason’s sponsor LifeWave.)
New Hampshire Motor Speedway is home to the region’s only NASCAR National Series and the Loudon Classic, the oldest Motorcycle race in the country now in its 99th year.
Penguin Road Racing School provides instruction for motorcyclists of all levels. To help grow the sport they started the Penguin Mentor Program which has produced several champions on the national level.
Jason Fowler is a world-class athlete and life coach. As a youth, he was a motocross champion before being forced to adapt to permanent paralysis from the chest down. Despite this huge challenge he has gone on to compete in more than 200 races, winning two Ironman Triathlon World Championships.
(Additional video for this segment was provided by Jason’s sponsor LifeWave.)