No Limits.
Just Proof.

Born without hands or feet, Tony Volpentest learned to run on carbon fiber before most people believed it was possible. He set {{ wrTotalPhrase }} — the last of them 11.36 for the 100m at Atlanta 1996 — and left the track after the Sydney Games in 2000. Two of those six are the same race twice in one afternoon: at Barcelona in 1992 the 200 meters record fell in the semifinal at 23.97, then fell again in the final at 23.07.

The medals are the origin story. What came after — the keynote stages, the book, and now a feature film — is the reason he’s still on the road three decades later.

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Fastest Man
In the World

Tony’s own account of the whole thing, and the source the film is being built from. Foreword by Ross Perot.

What’s left of the 2014 printing — the last one — is signed and numbered by hand. When they’re gone, they’re gone.