A skiing enthusiast has broken two world records - despite being blind.
Kevin 'Cannonball' Alderton first hit a blistering 169km/h at a course in Les Arcs, France.
And last week, he set an indoor record in Landgraaf, Holland, where he reached more than 90km/h.
Kevin, 35, relies heavily on his partner Susan and his trainer to help him achieve his goal.
He told the Sun: "I trained hard for three months, most of which was spent in my living room wearing skis and a helmet perfecting my position.
"Susan takes pictures of me, then emails them to my trainer in Scotland who sends me feedback.
"On the course I have a two-way radio in my helmet so my guide can speak to me. He alerts me if I veer too far to either side. I am concentrating too hard on what he says to have time to worry about what is coming up in front of me."
Speaking about breaking the records he said: "It gave me a whole new lease of life and proved that my disability could not hold me back."
Kevin lost his sight after trying to stop thugs attacking a woman near his home in Islington, North London. - Ananova.com