YOUNG JACK IS DOOHAN IT HIS WAY
Son of five-time world hold up motorbike rider Mick Doohan, young Jack, is receiving his first stairs in motor racing – behind the circle of a go-kart.
YOUNG GUN: Former motorcycle luminary Mick Doohan with his son Jack, 8, who has taken up go-karting as a sport. Picture: Adam Head Source: The Courier-Mail
JACK Doohan is still 8 years off his L plates, though he is already following in his critical father’s tyre tracks.
The son of five-time universe hold up motorbike rider Mick Doohan, immature Jack is receiving his first stairs in motor racing in a go-kart.
And like his dad, immature Jack is display plenty of early promise, winning two of his first 10 races, notwithstanding giving divided a two-year age opening to a little of his comparison rivals.
But do not design to see Jack grow up to obey his dad’s deeds on a motorbike.
“When I grow up I want to be a Formula 1 driver,” pronounced the eight-year-old from his Gold Coast home.
For his part, his father Mick Doohan is happy to await his son either it is on two wheels or four.
“At this age, it’s just about carrying fun,” he said.
“Some people appear to take it as well seriously, though that’s not unequivocally what it’s about when they’re kids.”
”If he is receiving it seriously at fifteen or sixteen afterwards that’s something we can demeanour at down the track, though for right away the many critical thing is to make sure he has fun and makes a little friends.”
With even the not as big Go Karts used in underneath 10s racing able of reaching speeds of 80km/hr, there can be a little shaken moments for any parents, though Doohan Senior, who pennyless copiousness of skeleton in his own veteran career, takes it all in his stride.
“As a primogenitor you regularly worry, though he plays football each week end and substantially has more chance of removing harm you do that.”
Queensland’s karting season kicks off this week end with the Cooloola Coast Kart Club hosting the Hartington Doyle Racing ‘Race for Daniel’ eventuality at Gympie, with all supports donated to the Daniel Morcombe Foundation.
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Son of five-time world hold up motorbike rider Mick Doohan, young Jack, is receiving his first stairs in motor racing – behind the circle of a go-kart.
YOUNG GUN: Former motorcycle luminary Mick Doohan with his son Jack, 8, who has taken up go-karting as a sport. Picture: Adam Head Source: The Courier-Mail
JACK Doohan is still 8 years off his L plates, though he is already following in his critical father’s tyre tracks.
The son of five-time universe hold up motorbike rider Mick Doohan, immature Jack is receiving his first stairs in motor racing in a go-kart.
And like his dad, immature Jack is display plenty of early promise, winning two of his first 10 races, notwithstanding giving divided a two-year age opening to a little of his comparison rivals.
But do not design to see Jack grow up to obey his dad’s deeds on a motorbike.
“When I grow up I want to be a Formula 1 driver,” pronounced the eight-year-old from his Gold Coast home.
For his part, his father Mick Doohan is happy to await his son either it is on two wheels or four.
“At this age, it’s just about carrying fun,” he said.
“Some people appear to take it as well seriously, though that’s not unequivocally what it’s about when they’re kids.”
”If he is receiving it seriously at fifteen or sixteen afterwards that’s something we can demeanour at down the track, though for right away the many critical thing is to make sure he has fun and makes a little friends.”
With even the not as big Go Karts used in underneath 10s racing able of reaching speeds of 80km/hr, there can be a little shaken moments for any parents, though Doohan Senior, who pennyless copiousness of skeleton in his own veteran career, takes it all in his stride.
“As a primogenitor you regularly worry, though he plays football each week end and substantially has more chance of removing harm you do that.”
Queensland’s karting season kicks off this week end with the Cooloola Coast Kart Club hosting the Hartington Doyle Racing ‘Race for Daniel’ eventuality at Gympie, with all supports donated to the Daniel Morcombe Foundation.
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