Joan Lascorz smiles at the wheel of a four-wheeler – Video
The Spanish driver takes the measurements of a four-wheeler
di Alessio Brunori17 August, 2012
Thanks to Albert Llovera (Abarth driver in the Spanish World Rally Championship) and Masmoto.net we are able to see a smiling Joan Lascorz (Kawasaki Superbike driver seriously injured in the post-GP tests in Imola) while he takes the measurements of a four-wheeler suitable for paraplegics from the Guttman stable.
Llovera uploaded to his account Facebook the following video which could mean a continuation of the career of the unfortunate Spanish driver, albeit in the automotive sector. ¡Power for Lascorz!
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I can't help but wonder if he is really smiling, serene. Come on Joan
It is an immense joy to see him smile and get back into a car just a few months after the very serious injury, it seems to me that he is working hard to return to being independent and with time it will get better and better I'm sure of it, I say this because I am married to a man in a wheelchair due to a road accident, actually on a motorbike and I remember that the first thing he wanted was to go back to driving, the first step towards independence.
He will certainly never be happy with this "new life", but from how things looked at first (total paralysis from the neck down) I would say that the situation is certainly better! Come on Joan, good luck!
I hope it improves until I can move my arms and torso normally...
Excellent
When I see the courage and strength of these kids my eyes water!!! Great spirit and great character, strong Joan.