Imagine the scene: on an oval of beaten earth, cabossed sedans turn bumpers against bumpers, the plates that scream. At the microphone, the speaker shouts numbers, the audience holds its breath, the gyropharies stand ready to leap. At the wheel, however, the drivers do not see the track. Once a year in Quebec, this very real car race takes place in Granby with enthusiasts with blindness or a strong lack of vision, according to The Autopician. Th…
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Imagine the scene: on an oval of beaten earth, cabossed sedans turn bumpers against bumpers, the plates that scream. At the microphone, the speaker shouts numbers, the audience holds its breath, the gyropharies stand ready to leap. At the wheel, however, the drivers do not see the track. Once a year in Quebec, this very real car race takes place in Granby with enthusiasts with blindness or a strong lack of vision, according to The Autopician. Th…