Young motocross hope: Lilly tear from Emmering on the upper

Young motocross hope: Lilly tear from Emmering on the upper

There are not many in the world of motocross who show as much passion and talent as Lilly tears at such tender age. The seven -year -old young driver from Emmering, which belongs to the MSC Freisinger Bär, draws attention with her ambition and an impressive series of success. Despite her youth, she already dreams of a career as a professional motocroSian.

The roots of their talent seem to be deeply rooted in the family. Lilly's parents, Peter and Michaela, have a passion for motorsport, which they obviously passed on to their daughter. The couple undertook an exciting motorcycle tour through different countries in 2007, including South America and Mexico. At the age of only four years, Lilly let her first rounds begin on a small Yamaha PW 50, which offered her an early introduction to the thrill of Motocross.

lillys success in the spotlight

Although she was only allowed to take part in races at the age of six, Lilly has already participated in several competitive events. Her training is intense: she laces her boots three times a week to prepare for the races. It is particularly noteworthy that she is not afraid to assert herself against a predominantly male competition. During the first few years there is no gender separation in the competitions, which means that she can prove herself in her encounters with the boys. "Sometimes it hurts, sometimes not," she says with a smile about the inevitable falls that belong to the motocross.

Lilly has achieved amazing success in the hobby and competition scene. While she is surrounded by trophies in her room, she is currently taking fourth place in the BW Cup and second place in the South Bavaria series. In addition, she qualified for the ADAC endurance, an event that gathers none other than the best drivers in Germany. Your achievements are remarkable for someone at your age and consisting of hard work and dedication.

The future in motocross

Lilly still has big plans for the future. Your goals are clear: "My goal is to always become the first." The path is not easy, especially not in the hard competition and the established competition, but her attitude shows that it is ready to give everything. Her dreams are inspired by her idol, the talented Dutch driver Lotte van Drunen, whose success she admires.

The effort that her family has for Lilly's sporting ambitions is considerable. "It is a lot of effort and also very cost -intensive," says her mother. The family often travels to competitions and training camps with their motorhome at the weekend, whereby she usually spends the winter in Italy to work on the routes on the race days. The technical aspects of sport are also lovingly looked after by the father, who acts as a mechanic for Lilly's motorcycles. The changeover from a simple automatic motorcycle to a more powerful model is already up to the next year, which is an exciting new challenge for Lilly.

But sport is not everything in Lilly's life. In addition to the motocross, she is also a passionate gymnast. She also contested competitions in this discipline, but when it matters, she prefers motocross driving. Lilly's determination and her tireless spirit are already admirable and suggest that, if she continues her dream, she could become a well -known face in the world of motocross.