grandad wrote:
Last week I had to go back to engineering for the first time in a long time. A friend of ours who's son nearly died from cancer a few years ago is now living the dream and is a racing car driver. He is now 12 years old and a UK champion in his class but last week they somehow managed to lose a very important part to do with the wheels. So I borrowed a machine at one of the local companies and managed to make a new part for him. It did the trick because he went and won yesterdays final. I hope he doesn't lose any more bits because I did not enjoy getting my hands all dirty again.
Wow, that sounds like an amazing and touching experience! It's heartwarming to hear that your friend's son, despite facing such adversity with cancer, is now living his dream as a racing car driver at just 12 years old. Becoming a UK champion in his class is a remarkable achievement, and it's fantastic that you were able to play a part in his recent victory.
How did your friend's son manage to become a UK champion in his racing car class at such a young age? More power to him:)
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