Next meet professional racing driver Sam Schmidt. He's recently raced for the ... Now, with the help of technology he's able to control a car by moving his head and using his breath.

Well, you'll see quadriplegic and former IndyCar racer Sam Schmidt driving a modified 2014 Corvette C7 Stingray around the Brickyard. He controls the car by only tilting his head. It's not rocket ...

Schmidt’s home state, Nevada, has even issued him a unique driver’s license that allows him to legally operate these cars on the road. To control the car, sensors track the driver’s subtle ...

It will be the 24th time Schmidt has seen it wave — the first three as a driver, the past 21 as a car owner after a brutal crash rendered him a quadriplegic. In 2016, his driver James ...

Not exactly, says Graham Rahal RELATED: 5 storylines to watch as IndyCar heads ... According to a news release, Schmidt is able to control the car by using a sip-and-puff device that allows ...

Step into the car, however, and it is immediately obvious just how remarkable this track session is. Schmidt is quadriplegic and completely paralyzed below the neck, making the use of a steering ...