But instead of letting this challenge define him, Chris pivoted. He enrolled in a TV and film production degree, staying connected to the world he loved by filming and commentating on races at Whilton Mill. This daring move led to opportunities in motorsport journalism and broadcasting, allowing Chris to carve out a new path in the industry he was so passionate about. Over time, he became a key voice in motorsport, covering prestigious championships s like Formula 2, Formula 3, and Formula 1.
Chris's ongoing journey with epilepsy continued, and it wasn't until later that he was diagnosed with a rare form of the condition. He has been open about the personal struggles he faced, from depression to anxiety, following his seizures. By sharing his experiences, Chris has helped raise awareness about epilepsy and has inspired others who face similar challenges.
Now, Chris is using his platform in an exciting new way. He has partnered with Young Epilepsy to host a first-of-its-kind streaming event, bringing together racing stars, enthusiasts, and influencers to raise vital funds for young people living with epilepsy. This unique event will offer an exciting chance for the motorsport community to come together, have fun, and make a real difference.