The car had been expertly set up, perfect for my needs as a paraplegic, and I had the most awesome time on the circuit, all the time under the skilful tuition. The afternoon I spent with the team was one of the best I’ve had in years, what a fabulous bunch they are!’ Knockhill are pleased to be supporting the efforts of Disability Motorsport Scotland as we believe the track should be for all drivers and admire the efforts thus far by DMS in achieving their goal.

There can be few bigger thrills than driving a car at its limit on a race track. It is great that Disability Motorsport Scotland is opening the door to those emotions for people who might not necessarily have done more than ever dream about it. The fact that DMS aims to provide those opportunities for free is even more exciting. The Scottish Sun has covered DMS events and seen first hand the effect that getting to drive has on all the disabled people who were there. The more people who get to experience motorsport the better.

Disability Motorsport Scotland is an excellent initiative that provides people, with a range of disabilities, the opportunity to sample the excitement of motorsport first hand. We are delighted to work with a project that utilises the inclusive nature of our sport and look forward to supporting its progress.

Disability Motorsport Scotland… what can I say? Four great guys that have come together and made what may seem the impossible, possible for people with disabilities. We feel truly honoured to have built the first of many DMS cars. Just like to say a big thanks from all at R and J Motosports.

Disability Motorsport Scotland… what can I say? Four great guys that have come together and made what may seem the impossible, possible for people with disabilities. We feel truly honoured to have built the first of many DMS cars. Just like to say a big thanks from all at R&J Motosports.

‘Disability Motorsport Scotland are an amazing organisation. This small group of dedicated individuals provide everything necessary for someone like me to enjoy the thrill of driving a race prepared car on the track. As a woman with a spinal cord injury, I’m probably way down the list when thinking of the stereotypical racing driver! However DMS didn’t mind that I was a girl, and the fact I can’t use my legs mattered even less.