Blind race drivers who can drive at 180 km/h

The red colored Toyota Corolla was racing at a speed of 180 kmph on the Lachutana circuit.

The place, 44 km south of Lima, which is quiet on normal days, echoed with the screeching of car engines.

After a few more rounds, the car stopped at the designated spot, and the driver took off his helmet, looked at the camera, made a thumbs-up sign, and said, 'I am Pachu Kant and I am blind.'

Looking at the hearing aid attached to their ears, it is revealed that they are actually deaf as well

One-year-old Pacho Kant can't see anything. They are only capable of sensing light. A disease called 'retinitis pigmentosa' affected his vision. In 2005, he became blind.

But after spending some time with him, it becomes clear that the disease took away his sight but failed to affect the energy of his personality.