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Hope some of you were able to catch the Virtual Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama earlier this month! If not, this article will fill you in on all that you missed AND how Graham Rahal's participation in the Turns For Troops program benefited national nonprofit SoldierStrong's mission to transform the lives of U.S. service members by empowering them to regain their mobility and freedom.
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Chris Meek: Rahal has been with the Turns for Troops program for a few years now. He was able to get the other sponsors onboard for the iRacing. Next race will be this Saturday at 4 p.m. eastern time.
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Somehow I missed all this. Fascinating and the race car driver with the injury is a great role model for our troops recovering from injuries and going through rehab. I love it!
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Patricia Overmeyer
Lt Col Charlie Brown: Are you talking about Robert Wickens, the IndyCar driver who was paralyzed after his wreck at Pocono? He couldn't race in the first iRacing IndyCar event because they were still trying to figure out how to set up his computer iRacing rig. Now it is set up like Zanardi's car for the 24 Hours of Daytona ride was set up, hand brakes, etc.
Next iRacing IndyCar event is this Saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on NCSN.
Next iRacing IndyCar event is this Saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on NCSN.
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