In the art of drifting – that is negotiating a race track turn while the car skids sideways – drivers are required to use the throttle, brakes, clutch, gears and steering in rapid succession to safely ...

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When Rob Parsons, 34, broke his back during a dirt bike accident in 2011, he was determined to find another avenue to fulfill his thirst for adrenaline. “Throughout my recovery, I was trying to figure ...

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SALT LAKE CITY — In the brief moment when he still had time to consider his options, Rob Parsons thought maybe he could run out the landing. He’d done it many times before on his BMX bicycle, ditching ...

“The car to drive is literally a handful, but with some seat time it’s very controllable and fun to drive. The V8 screams like the heartbeat of America…” When Rob Parsons, co-founder of The ...

When Rob Parsons, co-founder of the Chairslayer Foundation, lost the use of his legs in an auto accident, he wanted to make sure he could get back on the track. “When I was sitting in the hospital, I ...

Despite being paralysed from the waist down, Rob Parsons can drift better than most able-bodied drivers WHERE there’s a will, there’s a way. No truer an example of that cliché exists than that of ...

Above watch: A Lethbridge drift-driver lost the use of his legs in a dirt bike crash, but is finding his hands are just as good as his feet when it comes to controlling a custom car. Blake Lough ...