This 13 year old Indonesian boy is being called the “next Lewis Hamilton of the WRC”. Sean Galael won the first two rounds of the KFC Junior Rally Sprint in Indonesia in a Prodrive Impreza Group N rally car with the same specifications as one used in the Production World Rally Championship.
Sean was also in the co-driver’s seat last year in the Indonesian Rally Championship with Prodrive’s own works test driver, Dave Maslen, and former Australian rally champion, Cody Crocker. This year, he will once again be the co-driver for the Serge Motorsport Prodrive Impreza N14 in the Indonesian series.
That’s quite impressive really. What were you doing when you were 13? But Sean’s involvement is not that huge a surprise really as he has it in his blood – his father Ricardo is also a rally driver and won the Indonesian Championship in 2006.
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Comments express admiration for the 13-year-old rally driver’s impressive skill and talent, highlighting the significance of family support and resources in early motor racing success. Some critique the Malaysian motorsport scene as expensive and exclusive to wealthy families, contrasting with more accessible options like karting. There’s overall excitement and pride about a young Malaysian excelling in rallying, with many noting the importance of nurturing potential and the role of passion over material assets.