BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS

As Bobby Trundley and Aaron Morgan prepare to make the leap into British GT with Team BRIT, they want to showcase how disabled people can compete on a level playing field

STEPHEN LICKORISH

Had you told Bobby Trundley and Aaron Morgan just a few years ago that they would be racing in British GT this season, they would never have believed you. And yet that is the reality for the duo, who are preparing to drive a McLaren 570S GT4 in the series for Team BRIT, the squad that offers opportunities in motorsport for people with a variety of mental and physical disabilities. Both Trundley and Morgan have been on a winding road to get to this point and have taken full advantage of the support offered by Team BRIT, which now has aspirations of racing in the Le Mans 24 Hours in the next few years. Trundley, who was diagnosed with a severe form of autism as a child, was first spotted by…

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Autosport (Digital) - 1 Issue, 3/3/2022

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