Thoughts From Just Hands

It's hard to find race tracks around the world which offer hand controlled cars. Here is a list of tracks and organizations we have found, or have heard about, which offer adaptive track experiences.

Over the years I’ve been on track, I’ve learned different things about what is necessary—and equally important, what isn’t—for your first car. This guide covers what you need, what you don't, and what it could cost; especially for those using hand controls.

Discover the thrill and heartwarming impact of volunteering with the Just Hands, empowering people with physical disabilities to experience high-performance driving. From setup to trackside support, explore the transformative power of community, passion, and breaking barriers.

High-Performance Driver Education (HPDE) offers equal instruction for able-bodied and disabled drivers. While hand controls differ mechanically, focus remains on vehicle control. Students and instructors should clarify terms, adapt techniques, and foster inclusivity, making high-performance driving accessible to all.

Saverio Marzocca, a business owner and athlete from Patchogue, rediscovered confidence and purpose through motorsports after a life-changing experience with Just Hands. From overcoming fears to thriving in high-performance driving, he now inspires others, blending passion, resilience, and community-building.

This article guides you on what essential tools to bring to the track, depending on your space. It covers everything from small fixes to more in-depth adjustments, ensuring you’re prepared for any situation. Whether you’re new to track days or an experienced driver, it provides practical advice to help you stay organized and ready for action.