Paul Vice

Paul Vice is a racing driver hailing from the United Kingdom, with a unique and inspiring journey into motorsport. He began his career in the Royal Marines at just 16 years old. In 2011, while serving his fourth tour in Afghanistan, Vice was severely injured by an IED, resulting in a traumatic brain injury and the loss of use of his right arm. His resilience earned him the nickname "The Commando Who Refused to Die."

Following his recovery, Paul Vice found a new passion in racing. He joined the Invictus Games Racing team, showcasing incredible determination and skill behind the wheel. In 2019, he drove a British GT4 Specification Jaguar F-Type SVR. He has also partnered with Steve McCulley for the Invictus Games Racing Team. In 2019, the duo raced together in the British GT Championship's season finale at Donington Park in the Am/Am class.

Paul Vice's story is a testament to his unwavering spirit and serves as an inspiration to many. He continues to be involved in motorsport, demonstrating that passion and perseverance can overcome even the most significant obstacles.