Jimmie Johnson helps inspirational athlete cross triathlon finish line
The Jimmie Johnson Foundation Lake Davidson Sprint Triathlon was held on Sunday in Davidson, North Carolina. The event featured a truly amazing moment.
Adam Warner, a 25-year-old athlete who is deaf, visually impaired and suffers from cerebral palsy, competed in his very first triathlon. With the help of his personal trainer, Warner completed the 500-yard swim, 13-mile bicycle ride and 5k run.
Johnson was there at the end to help Warner cross the finish line.
Warner also plays golf, tennis and goes to a fitness trainer two times a week. What an inspiration.
The Lake Davidson Sprint Triathlon is just one event in the JJF Wellness Challenge. The 2015 edition has raised more than $300,000 to support K-12 public schools.
Such an inspiration to see Adam competing in the tri today. His bike matches the 48 car! pic.twitter.com/05QBpYNTJL
— Jimmie Johnson Fndn (@TeamJJF) September 13, 2015
A heartwarming and inspirational moment as @JimmieJohnson helps Adam cross the finish line of his first triathlon pic.twitter.com/u9bkFmR2Pl
— Jimmie Johnson Fndn (@TeamJJF) September 13, 2015
