5-Year-Old Go-Kart Driver Dreams Of Racing In The F1: Tiny & Talented | On The Red Dot
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- In this episode of Tiny & Talented, meet Raphael D’Arielli and Chloe Chua, children under 7 who are both excelling in niche extreme sports. 5-year-old Raphael D’Arielli has an extraordinary passion for Formula 1 racing that belies his young age. His natural gift kicks in when he's placed behind the wheel of a go-kart displaying an amazing ability to navigate the track with precision. He has already competed in two races this year - one in the Philippines and another in South Africa. Could this pint-sized enthusiast be a future face of Formula 1?
Chloe is a spirited 6-year-old girl with a passion for aggressive inline skating. She exhibits an exceptional talent on wheels and competes with kids twice her age. But with no suitable place for someone her size to practice in Singapore, she hops between Korea and Singapore to tackle ramps and perfect her stunts. How far does the 6-year-old aggressive inline skater aspire to take her passion and skills?
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00:00 Introduction
01:00 Raphael: 5-year-old go-kart racer
02:57 Chloe: 6-year-old trick inline skater
06:54 Raph started racing internationally at age 4
11:43 Chloe practices a backflip in South Korea
15:07 Raph's coach is Dad... but not for long?
18:23 Chloe's competition time
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This is a typical example of how Singapore doesn’t support the motorsports and extreme sports industry. Sad to see potential young buds that are actually Singaporeans but lack the support and backing. There should be proper academies here to groom and identify the cream of the crops. Happy that Raphael has to turn to Italy for the correct and proper structure for his growth in motorsports. But sad that his own country doesn’t support him. Kudos to the parents 🫡 May I see him on the starting grid at a Singapore Night Race one day. 😉🤙💪🙏
Who pays for the support? Government? means tax payers money. You want to pay more tax?
@@kenwdesouza and people wonder why SEA never breeds any kind of champion in any sport....locally
but when they succeed, locals always come and claim their glory as theirs as if they did anything at all(physically, mentally and financially)
@@kenwdesouzaHuh? bro the competitions are sponsored by the manufacturers themselves, not the government.
Huh, many f1,f2 drivers mostly from rich family or got team/sponsor backing, some drivers like Lewis Hamilton , his father have to work multiple jobs in order to support his young career
stuff like ns will do some damage to his career but still hopping that he will be successful
If he moves to Italy he will avoid that.
Her coach is singapore national athlete too
I cannot believe that Hamilton guy who could only start late because his dad was broke and still ended up being the greatest ever driver in motorsports history and even does it without cheating
Chloe can do backflip if there is like a foam like for her to train; USA has it.....
Competency and leadership are precisely the attributes that are lacking in the 4G politicians. Is he confused, lost or suffering from some form of mental dysfunctions? Real leaders don’t stay in denial but are able to accept harsh criticisms, admit their mistakes and show resolve in making good by their response, not more rhetoric.
Develop elsewhere not in singapore. Motorsport is a really expensive sport to be part in.
SOUTH AFRICA
Chloe Chua is another different story; her sports is not as money intensive vs a F1 dream....
Any competitive sports costs a lot of money. You have no idea what you're talking about my guy😂
@@beatmeaterz a skating shoes cost less than racing; costwise... you think a skating shoes cost 10K SGD per pair? you must be smoking a lot of weed; you are comparing an apple with an orange; two are different sports....
@@RoyLimisAw3s0mewho said racing shoes cost 10K SGD 💀
@@RoyLimisAw3s0me Also since when did anyone here mention about karting shoes costs 10k? you delulu ah
@@RoyLimisAw3s0me You think her skating classes is free? The professional coaches that her mom paid overseas and locally are free? They costs money. She takes part in overseas skating competition. You think they don't need to pay for flight and accommodation ah? you stupid or what. Any competition is expensive. Take a hike la idiot.
As retrenchment and unemployment grow, and the cost of living skyrockets, the PAP is desperately trying to shift attention away from its broken promises by telling Singaporeans that life is more than just the 5Cs. It’s not just about “I, me, and mine,” Mr Wong says, “it’s more about we, us, and ours.”
This one is your problem already. You can't keep up then too bad la, suck thumb and complain only lor 😂😂
Ya, everything is political to you guys. No wonder the opposition party is weak. A bunch of whiners.
@@johnchua9387 Finally someone with common sense
I still have no idea how he’s able to drive that go kart in Singapore as a 5 year old, you will need a drivers license to drive karts that go over 30km/h
He actually started at 4 years old. To answer your question, fun-karts vs go-karts are quite different in approach. Fun-karts are for public hence all the guidelines. Go-kart training are tagged to teams, and you need to hit a certain height, weight, comprehension before you can do it seriously. :)
i think it's too early to call Raphael D’Arielli an extraordinary talent as Alex Yoong was fast in a child too... he was like a snail in F1 as a paid F1 driver....
HAHA what do you know about Alex Yoong
@@beatmeaterz Alex Yoong didn't score any points in F1 (he was faster in A1GP which has similar car and engine) when he was in F1 unless you know better or are you Malaysian (which I am) to know better? his stats are all over F1 wiki (season).. go read up.... if you want to comment without knowing facts then be my guest
@@RoyLimisAw3s0me You wanna meet him, you can drop by Sepang and fill in an inquiry for black arts racing 😂 his son practices with our team
Alex Yoong is a joke and a paid driver that can’t even drive unlike lance scroll who is actually talented
@@angsweeyock1302 you drive lor 😂
It looks like having the 5Cs - cash, credit card, car, condo and country club membership - as espoused by former PM Goh Chok Tong is increasingly unattainable by the new generation of Singaporeans.
In 2010, Goh once said that many young Singaporeans are well educated and have a good chance of attaining the 5Cs provided they worked hard.
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Former Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong and the People's Action Party's promise in 1984 to Singaporeans to achieve a Swiss standard of living by 1999.
How many of the promises stated in the article have come to fruition?
I live in China. Everything is miserable here, but no one dares to complain.
Seriously if there is next life, I wish to be born in any other country, except China.
How do you know that? Have you ever lived in another country?
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Girl u go and be a world and Olympic champion like Eileen Gu, you can be a multi-millionaire with all kinds of brand endorsements and a glamorous and exciting life-style. Why be a boring dentist or doctor stuck in hospital all day.
lanjiao la what f1 can only go army become class 4 driver
Honestly that kid should just go to Italy as it will have more opportunities than in SG 😂😂😂
I dk if class 4 driver can bring any more credibility than in F1 lanjiao but sure sounds like class 4 lanjiao is nothing compared to F1 lanjiao
dududu max verstappen
There is no such dreams like that in sg u won’t become rich in that way we have to be realistic in sg
you have to be rich if u wanna start karting early
I dislike breaking hopes but if you are not good or fast; parents money ain't going to bring you to F1 unless your father is a rich guy who can fund your dreams to be in F1... like Lance Stroll dad; bought a team to fund his son dream.... Raphael D’Arielli must be thought... you will never get what you want in life LMAO
Better to at least try than regret not trying at all.
@@thebestbees he is fast in PH and SA but there are countless of other speedsters at his age abroad with more spending power then this kids parents...
@@thebestbees try footing this for your child if he wants this? would you fork out 40-50 K ? probably not.. Father is a mechanic but is he working in SG? or the mother is the sole breadwinner?
@@thebestbees I like how positive you are mentally but realistically not many karting drivers become a F1 driver...
@@RoyLimisAw3s0me Huh? There's so many opportunities in karting. Sure let's say he doesn't make it into F1, you can still get a full time job as a factory driver for a karting manufacturer. Let's say he's not good enough for that, he can be a coach which people pay a lot of money for. These are some examples in karting and obviously when you transition into car racing, it grows.
Motorsports is not just about F1 😂
This gov has proven they don’t have all the ideas to govern this country
He's just a kid without talent but with millionare parents
Let’s be clear, there’s no 5Cs - it died a long time ago. The PAP has not been able to deliver what it promised Singaporeans all these years and now it is practising the art of distraction.
Cut his hair, oh wait, his father also have long hair, forget about it…
something disturbing i notice, chloe is being raised to win and show off....sport is about inculcating values and discipline and learning values like accepting defeat as a norm ....and not giving in. its not abt being number 1 at all. the mum is kinda not imparting that
That is why there is a difference between people in competitive sports and people who do it as a hobby. Its about the mentality. How much do you want to win? How much time and training you want to put in, to achieve that win.
What the hell…she is being raised to be the best that she can be, to be fearless and to be ambitious, that’s what it takes to be a champion. Show off all she likes, if she does not show off how can she perform well in aggressive inline skating. Why should she accept defeat as the norm….what champion accepts defeat as the norm. If defeat is the norm there will be no champions at all to speak of. Moron.
@@jjjgxxxynope. hobby is hobby, done as an "interest" to kill time, to be happy. ..and get back to daily social conditioning after that. sport indeed is about winning, BUT THERE IS A DIFFERENCE. winning with values and grace is totally different from winning without grace nor humility. this is where there is room for more understanding....the spirit of sportsmanship. the spirit of accepting defeat with grace....that winning is not winning all the time....sometimes defeat is a bigger win also......for character development.
that is what sports is for.
mentality?
that is the mentality to adopt.
@@keemarotichai and your assumption that there is no spirit of sportsmanship is base on a video? Were you there for any of the competitions? Why do you seem so insistent that she does not accept defeat with grace? She already stated she went into the competition with the knowledge there is no chance of winning. If mentality is so important to you, what about your mentality of being so judgemental on a 6 year old kid?
@@jjjgxxxy oh wow. How unfortunate that u have it fly right above ur narrow mind.
Where did i specifically in my response say she doesnt have the spirit of sportsmanship? YOU ASSUMED I DID SAY THAT, and then YOU ASSUMED IM JUDGING THE KID, based on your initial assumption. Grow a brain. And u DARE assume again that IM INSISTENT she doesnt accept defeat with grace.
U have a chip on ur shoulder.
Go fill that in before u come leveling baseless accusations at anyone.
Go to school and pay special attention on mastering english, especially comprehending.
U can read, it seems but comprehension, ur leaving much room for improvement.
Anyways, dont bother responding.
I know u will.
Im just saving u time by letting u know ahead that i wont be wasting precious time further on a doofus.