Where we have been and what we have been up to

In 2018, Gary Booth, a 30-year stroke survivor, founded Chequered Flag Motorsport, driven by his own battles with discrimination and ignorance.

By 2020, this passion project had evolved into a registered Community Interest Company, transforming lives through the thrilling world of motorsport.

Unlike the usual track days events or arrive, drive a car for 3 laps around a circuit and then off you go.

CFM events a lot different to that with some events seeing attendees spending half a day behind the wheel of a race car, enjoying exclusive access at iconic F1 headquarters and sharing life experiences in comfort and confiendence.

Chequered Flag Motorsport began with a mission to raise awareness and provide rehabilitation opportunities for stroke survivors.

As the organisation matured, Gary realised that his experiences resonated with a broader audience.

Today, Chequered Flag Motorsport embraces the entire neurodiverse community, including individuals with autism, ADHD, PTSD, and amputees.

People whose brain functions differently from what is considered ‘normal’ find a place here.

What We Do

Access to unique motorsport themed events, designed to provide opportunities to improve rehabilitation and reintegration for those with long term neurological conditions, with the aim of improving general wellbeing.

To become part of a like minded community

Access to professional coaching around mindset and mental health.

Be part of an environment where sharing and support are key and to learn from experience of others, that have faced the same or similar emotions and challenges.

Being able to participate in activities never envisaged, which can lead to increased confidence.

TO FEEL AND ACT NORMAL!

To have the same access and in many cases greater access to motorsport as neurotypical, non disabled, privileged individual possible take for granted.