Race For Strength exists to raise awareness and vital funding for Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (HSP) and other rare neuromuscular disorders. These conditions may be lesser known, but their impact is very real — challenging the strength, mobility, and independence of individuals and families every day.

Through endurance motorsport racing, every lap is a statement: those living with HSP and neuromuscular disorders are not forgotten, and they do not fight alone. Racing is more than crossing the finish line — it’s about pushing limits, inspiring resilience, and fueling hope for those who face battles far greater than the track.

Our mission is to unite fans, drivers, partners, and communities in one shared cause: to accelerate awareness, support research, and bring strength and encouragement to families navigating these rare but life-changing conditions.

Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (HSP) is a rare group of inherited neurological disorders that primarily cause progressive stiffness and weakness in the leg and hip muscles. Symptoms can vary widely, but they typically involve increasing difficulty with walking and mobility over time.

There are over 90 known types of HSP, with genetic causes identified for about half. The condition affects thousands of families in the U.S., though it is often underdiagnosed or misunderstood.