Beach Grand Prix pace car was won by Major Lewis, who just edged out fellow Iraqi vet Greg Minnow by 1 second. Participants Disabled participants included: John Box Steve Bucarro Stewart Goddard Carol Hollfelder Clair Russell Hesselton Major Lewis Lance Magin Greg Minnow Ray Paprota Daniel Reyes Cody Unser Briana Walker Winners Disabled Drivers: Stewart Goddard Daniel Reyes Clair Russell Hesselton Mazda Miata Race Trainer GO technologies maintained a 2001 Mazda Miata outfitted by Mazdaspeed and conforming to SCCA regulations. This car was used to encourage disabled drivers to experience racing. Mr. Reyes felt that giving people the opportunity to do an "impossible thing" would broaden their self acceptance and alleviate the depression associated with traumatic injuries. Driving clinics were held on weekends for beginners in the streets surrounding the company's Camarillo, CA warehouse. More experienced drivers were given the opportunity to drive the car at Willow Springs International Motorsports Park, north of Los Angeles and a few at the Irwindale track. "Stop & Go," one of a series of videos produced by Gold Pictures, Inc. for the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation was shot at Willow Springs and featured Lance Magin in the Miata trainer. See also Adapted automobile References Auto parts suppliers of the United States Adapted automobiles Articles containing video clips