Ten-year-old Monegasque racer sets sights on MotoGP glory
By MonacoViews Editorial, MonacoViews Editorial
Most children his age are still working out what they want to do with their lives. Évan Prot already knows. The young Monegasque student, who attends FANB, is three rounds into his first full French Championship season in Mini OGP, the premier racing category for riders aged 7 to 12, and sits third in the MC - Monaco News
While most children his age are still figuring out their future, young Évan Prot already has his path mapped out. The ten-year-old Monegasque student, who attends FANB, has his eyes firmly set on the pinnacle of motorcycle racing: MotoGP.
Évan is currently three rounds into his first full French Championship season in Mini OGP, the premier racing category for riders aged 7 to 12. Despite being a newcomer to the championship, he has already made his mark, sitting in third place in the standings.
The Mini OGP series serves as a crucial stepping stone for young riders with professional ambitions, providing them with competitive racing experience in a structured environment. For Évan, it represents the beginning of what he hopes will be a journey to the world's most prestigious motorcycle racing series.
It's remarkable to see such determination and focus in someone so young, and Monaco's motorsport community will no doubt be watching his progress with keen interest as he continues to chase his MotoGP dream.