Seven-year-old from Northamptonshire has sights set on MotoGP after winning first championship

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A seven-year-old racer who has won his first motorbiking championship says he is determined to one day be doing laps with the very best.

Oliver Hall, who lives in Finedon in Northamptonshire, has been training at Beccles in Suffolk ahead of the new season.

He was recently crowned Rookie Champion for Fab Racing, and hopes to have a bright future in motorbike racing.

He said: "My ambition is to get into MotoGP like Marc Márquez, and to be a world champion."

His dad, Daniel - also chief mechanic- said it was worth all the hours they dedicate to the sport.

"The sense of pride is beyond explainable if I'm honest. He started from three. He's picked up his first championship and still smiling from ear to ear just even at the thought of it really.

"We do go out every weekend, we are out after school and the commitment that we've done has paid off."

Ellough Park in Beccles is one of the tracks where Oliver trains, and he has been testing the bike he will start to use for this year's campaign.

The bike Oliver is currently racing reaches speeds of up to 50mph (80kph). Every year he gets a faster bike - a fact his mum, Chelsea, has had to get used to.

She said: "In all honesty it's absolutely terrifying but it's one of those things where you have to put your faith in the equipment, put your faith in the rider and hope for the best."