ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月28日 07時29分

In 2007, Ryan Wilcox broke all 4 limbs and his back in a devastating motorcycle accident. He also ruptured his aorta, which left him hospitalized for 9 months. Ryan — by his own account a speed junkie — didn’t walk for almost 2 years after that accident. For most people, that kind of wake-up call would end the pursuit of speed. But not Ryan, whose body is crisscrossed with #scars from many surgeries. As soon as he could apply pressure to an accelerator pedal, he began his career in rally racing, where the allure of high speed through dirt and grit was too much to resist. Rally cars race on secluded roads against the clock, not other drivers. Tomorrow, one of the biggest days in auto racing, the world’s most talented, well-funded drivers will chase victory at the #MonacoGrandPrix, the #Indy500 and the #CocaCola600. Men like Ryan are far removed from that high-tech world, but they’re of the same blood. Visit the link in our profile to see more photos by Ben Zucker (@saltysearabbit). #?️

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