Freaky Fast Dirt Bike Kids! (HD)

The world is full of freakishly fast dirt bike kids, and you're about to watch some of the fastest young racers that I've worked with over the years. My name's Max, this is 999 Laser, and no, I haven't shot with Danger Boy Deegan just yet, but let me know in the comments if you want to see that happen. Let's start things off with the animal Lewis Hall. In his 85 days, Lewis was without doubt one of the fastest sand riders around, but the moment that I knew we had to film a video part with him was after witnessing this race at the MX Master Kids in 2015. Just look at the way he rips through the pack, and this clip just gets better and better, but more of this in a bit. Next, let's check in with two of Lewis's Kawasaki teammates, the Herd Brothers. Casey and Keenan were two long-time members of Team Green, as is this next kid. I think you might have heard of him. He's had a haircut and grown an inch or three since this video was shot, but for a long time, rider Di Francesco has been touted as the next big thing. We called him the Phenom. From the Phenom to the Prodigy. Joel Rizzi was our two-stroke hero in 2019, and he was always finding himself in the middle of the action. I also hooked up with Joel away from the races. This was shot just a week before Rizzi wrapped up his British MXY2 title. That season, Joel was also a force to be reckoned with in the EMX 125 Championship. Another rider that took to the EMX 125 stage was the American J.R. Reyes. J.R. entered his first European competition at the legendary track Xinjiang Dangerly. And talking of legendary tracks, young rider Di Francesco took us for a spin around the infamous Glen Helen. Di Francesco is without doubt one of the best racers of his generation. But the best young 65cc racer that I've ever seen has to be Wal Bini. This kid is pure natural talent and style. And now we are back on board with the animal Lewis Hall. Just sit back and enjoy as he rides the engine out of his Kawasaki KX85. You see that kid up there that Lewis is chasing? That's Ike Carter. He's another kid that's grown a little recently. We join Ike here as he charges through the pack after a first lap crash. Carter certainly had some dominant seasons during his youth career. But the most dominant rider I saw was Dominic Lansing. This guy won everything there was to win in 2017 and we took him along to the KTM test day. What sounds better? These KTMs or Lewis Hall's KX85? Rider D's bike also sounded lovely and crisp. These quackers never had any trouble winning races in the states. So it's so interesting following these young riders careers. I know I can't wait to see Bini's style on a big bike. Another trio of riders that I've seen come through the ranks are Christopher Mills, Tom Grimshaw and Ryan Allison who are now all pro MH2 riders. Jesus I feel old. In 2019 we crowned Joel Rizzi the two-stroke prodigy for good reason. So he's now a full-time MX2 pilot competing on the Grand Prix stage. So it's so long to the two-strokes but we'll always have these two smoking memories to look back on. Rizzi's arch rival in 2019 was Ike Carter who has always been so fun to watch. And to finish things off let's head back in time to that epic race between Lewis Hall and Ike Carter at the MX MasterKids in 2015. I think this is my favourite youth MX race of all time. So thanks for watching guys. I hope you enjoyed this walk down memory lane and watching some of the fastest kids to ever do it. As always guys I've been Max, this has been 999 Laser. If you want to catch more action follow us on Instagram at One Minute Moto. Until next time remember to like, share and subscribe. I'll see you at the track.