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Cerebral palsy sufferer Sam Mansel parlayed his skills in controlling racing video games with his chin into a wheelchair with similar controls.
He's so good that his doctors have upgraded the speed on his chair twice. At night, he dreams of unlocking the machine gun and smokescreen powerups.
Games Skills Help Wheelchair Teen [BBC]
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