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Shao Ziyan, a seven-year-old boy from China , has become the country’s youngest professional rally driver after receiving certification at just 5 years old .
His journey started incredibly early—he began using a racing simulator at home when he was only one . As his passion grew, he moved on to go-karts and formal racing training .
His father played a huge role in his development , building custom simulators and even modifying a rally car specifically for his training needs.
Shao has already competed in national events and even won a rally race . Alongside his racing success, he has gained over a million followers on social media .
All his driving is done legally on closed tracks , with cars transported to events since minors aren’t allowed to drive on public roads.Shao Ziyan, a seven-year-old boy from China , has become the country’s youngest professional rally driver after receiving certification at just 5 years old . His journey started incredibly early—he began using a racing simulator at home when he was only one . As his passion grew, he moved on to go-karts and formal racing training . His father played a huge role in his development , building custom simulators and even modifying a rally car specifically for his training needs. Shao has already competed in national events and even won a rally race . Alongside his racing success, he has gained over a million followers on social media . All his driving is done legally on closed tracks , with cars transported to events since minors aren’t allowed to drive on public roads.
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