Background
In 2015, Elliot had the opportunity of a lifetime, the chance to partner with his hero, the late Justin Wilson, and later Scott Dixon and Stefan Wilson on the “Dyslexia Doesn’t Stop Me” campaign.
 
To carry on the legacy of Justin Wilson and the work Wilson did as an ambassador for dyslexia and the Dyslexia Institute of Indiana, Elliot founded Driving for Dyslexia in 2018.
 
At Elliot’s first Driving for Dyslexia event he helped to raise over $18,000 for Children with Dyslexia that was donated to the Dyslexia Institute of Indiana. In 2019, at Elliot's second Event, he added an additional $34,400 to the total!
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In December of 2019 Driving for Dyslexia was incorporated as a not for profit organization in the State of Indiana and is a recognized 501(c)(3) organization.

Driving for Dyslexia raises Dyslexia awareness and funds for teachers to be trained in the Orton-Gillingham method of reading instruction, through the platform of motorsports.

​About Elliot Cox​

Elliot is the driver of the Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Development #67 USF2000 Car. Elliot is also an eleven-time Points Champion and National Champion go kart racer that travels the world competing, and dreams of becoming the youngest Indy 500 winner.
 
Elliot attributes his dyslexia to his success. When he isn’t racing or going to school, Elliot gives his free time speaking in schools and with groups of kids to raise awareness about Dyslexia.

​Visit Elliot Cox Racing's Website for more information about Elliot Cox.

Tax Information
Driving for Dyslexia is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization recognized by the federal government.  All donations are tax-deductible.  Tax ID 84-3865843.

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Driving for Dyslexia was Inspired by Elliot Cox 
In Memory of Justin Wilson