Thomas (T’Pot) is racing for victims of bullying
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As most you already know Thomas suffered from extreme levels of bullying. Threats to his family, things happens to his home, both children and parents made him cry at race tracks they didn’t want him to do well, they wanted him to quit. Probably to give there child a chance.
Thomas ran on a very low budget however still managed to get fantastic results this upset a few people.
many times he would be leading a race then suddenly be smashed off the track but moments before children were chanting “punt potter off he is a cheat”
Thomas cried inside his helmet on many occasions which is unfair and incredibly cruel. Especially as things followed him home he was even asked to end his own life.
later multiple people all over the world started to hunt him down on his Xbox we thought enough is enough.
fort a post for help on social media also traveled across the world and put an instant stop to it all.
there is a documentary on him which can be found on Amazon prime
driven dreams episode 4
things stopped for over a year however they are slowing creeping back.
Thomas has decided to restart his campaign, but this time with even greater impact. It's not for his benefit; he's strong enough now. It's about helping others who might be going through what he once endured.
Here's the plan: Thomas will be running a black plastic bumper on his kart for the next 5 rounds of racing. What makes this bumper special is that it will bear the names of victims of bullying.
If you or someone you know has experienced bullying and would like a name included, you don't need to make a donation. A simple direct message or comment on any of Thomas's posts is all it takes to have a name represented.
Additionally, part of the funds raised will be used to print more stickers that will be distributed at events. The goal is to spread a message of hope and support to those who need it most.
the rest will help towards tyres entry fees fuel and damages to keep him racing.
we are also offering sponsor a tyre package. Pay £40 pays for a tyre which will be signed raced with then recycled into a clock returned back to yourself as a keepsake.
great to display in reception’s garages etc. great talking point for customers.
So, Thomas's mission is clear: to stand up against bullying, to show that bullies never win, and to create a community of support. His journey is a remarkable testament to resilience, and now, he's determined to be a beacon of hope for others who have faced similar challenges.
Thank you for your support.
Thomas and family
Organizer
David Potter
Organizer