Who was the fastest kid in the world?

Rudolph Ingram is no ordinary eight-year-old boy. Billed as the 'fastest kid in the world', young Rudolph is a sprinter who finished the 100m with a time of 13.48 seconds (for his age), just four seconds behind The fastest man in the world Usain Bolt. Bolt ran the 100m race in 9.58 seconds at the 2009 World Athletics Championships.

Who was the fastest kid in the world?

Rudolph, whose name is Blaze, has been called the next Usain Bolt. He said he "likes to run really fast". The youngster flaunts his six-pack having competed in races since 2016. Rudolph has won several medals and admits that his favorite part of running is "you get a medal".

The boy's father Rudolph Ingram Sr manages the 7-year-old's Instagram page, which has attracted more than 506,000 followers since the sensation of running was noticed.

Who was the fastest kid in the world?

According to Rudolph Sr, his son started running and training for competition when he was 4 years old. Videos on his Instagram page show Rudolph displaying some impressive skills at the ball, and he has expressed a desire to one day play it professionally.

Rudolph won the U.S. track record for his age group in February, after which the young talent sprinting attracted media attention.

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