Callum Smith, a 23-year-old who was born without arms, is competing in motorsport by steering with his feet and is working toward a historic entry at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Smith has joined Team BRIT as the team prepares to pursue its aim of fielding a fully disabled line-up in the race.
Smith is working alongside Harvey Phillips, who also competes with severe upper-limb disabilities. According to reports, the pair are focused on meeting licensing and performance requirements as they develop their campaign. One outlet says Smith has reached speeds of more than 110 mph during track testing, highlighting his ability to handle the car using foot controls.
While the outlets share the same core details—Smith’s armless racing background, his link to Team BRIT, and the Le Mans goal—the emphasis differs. One source highlights the broader “only armless” framing and the team’s disability-focused ambition, while another profiles Smith’s personal racing journey and specific progress toward obtaining a licence.
