He may only be seven, but young Freddie Wyard has big ambitions as he makes tracks on the Moto-Cross circuit.

The Kesgrave youngster, who attends Cedarwood Primary School, has been part of the sport for just over two years but is already making a name for himself.

This year alone, Freddie has won the Peterborough Junior Moto-Cross (PJMC) Auto Challenge, the East of England Auto Championship and the PJMC summer 2012 Auto Championship, with 21 wins from 26 races.

He was also successful at the NSJMC (Norfolk & Suffolk Moto-X Club) Auto Summer Championship 2012.

Freddie has also recently represented East Anglia in the National BSMA team event, in which his team won and most recently he rode for Norfolk and Suffolk in the National ACU Team Event, at Mallory Park, in which they secured the Auto Cup Class.

Next year Freddie will be moving up from a 50cc automatic bike to a 65cc (gears) bike, riding in the National GT Cup, the MX Masters and Arenacross events at the O2.

“I love the sport and it is all about going fast, getting muddy and producing some tricks on the Moto-Cross track,” he said.

“I would like to go to the USA when I am older and ride in the Arena Cross championship.”

Freddie also develops his skills as a result of playing on a Moto-Cross video game.

“It makes me think about what I am going to do on my motorbike in real life, when I play the game,” said Freddie who is looking for sponsorship.

“I will do certain things which I can then try out on the track.”