British Racing Injured Troops Team to Represent Blockchain Tech at Le Mans Race

Team Brit (British Racing Injured Troops) has obtained a new lucrative Blockchain patron known as Dragon corporation. The motorsport team is now preparing to become the first in the world all-disabled participant in the famous Le Mans 24-hours race.

Dave Player, Brit founder stated:

“Through the blockchain ecosystem they have created, their investment is set to grow and grow, which will put us in a fantastic financial position for Le Mans. Blockchain is a fascinating industry for us to be part of and I’m sure our fans, followers and partners will enjoy watching the Team Brit Dragon Inc grow.”

Dragon Inc, a Blockchain-based gaming platform, has invested digital currency in the racing team, expecting that this amount will drastically increase in value at the moment when the team plans to take part in the Le Mans 24-hour race in two years.

It is interesting to mention, that team Brit has recently revealed its intention to move to GT racing with the specially adapted Aston Martin Vantage. This helps the team to get closer to the cherished goal and the support of Dragon makes the goal even more achievable.

“The majority of people are not successful because they prepare to quit, the family at TEAM Brit don’t know how to quit no matter what their background or the opportunities they are faced with. They know being part of the team, be it the former Royal Marine behind the wheel or the technical team, each one of them knows they are ready to face down challenges and show the world values of true champions,” Dragon Co-Founder Paul Moynan reported.