Viral Video Shows Talented 12 Year Old Boy Spinner Drifting a BMW E3O, Mzansi Says He Has Skills

Viral Video Shows Talented 12 Year Old Boy Spinner Drifting a BMW E3O, Mzansi Says He Has Skills

  • Shane Green Jr, a young spinner from Cape Town, shows his excellent car control in this video that has reached over 1,4 million views of the boy spinning an old BMW E30 in Kuruman, Northern Cape
  • Green Junior is the son of one of South Africa's best drifters, Shane Green, who comes from Atlantis in the Western Cape and has been part of the drifting scene for years
  • Shane began spinning at the age of nine and has close to 10 000 followers on Facebook, he loves driving but his mother says education comes first

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12-year-old Shane Green Junior is setting the spinning scene on fire with incredible performances showing off his car control. He is the son of well-known drifter Shane Green, a man widely known in Mzansi's drifting circles.

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A video of the Cape Town youngster spinning a BMW E30 in Kuruman, Northern Cape has been watched over 1,4 million times on YouTube and many viewers commented on the boy's talent.

Viral video of talented 12 year old boy spinner drifting a BMW E3O, Mzansi says he has skills
Viral video of talented 12-year-old boy spinner drifting a BMW E3O, Mzansi says he has skills. Image: YouTube
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The video in question took place at the Spring Spin Bash in Kuruman that was hosted by Team Saluki on Saturday 31 October 2020.

The crew showcases the youngster's talent and, according to the Junior's Facebook page, Shane Green Junior- The Spinner, he has been spinning since nine years old. His passion is driving, however, his mother states that education comes first.

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Spinning and drifting site Skidmarks reports Junior's spinning skills are better than many adults. Have a look at the clip below:

Many people who viewed the video sent positive messages to the youngster and said he would become a very good spinner when he's older.

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Archangel_69 says:

"Drifting at that age Wow, that's awesome. I think this guy will be one helluva drifter when he is older."

Thulani Dlamini kaVilakazi says:

"Education is the key to success means being educated on your passion... Great to see such excellence."

Beulah Matthyse says:

"Really wanna say this kid got talent. Thx for showing the whole SA what CPT laaties can do."

Kyle Visagie says:

"Naturally skilled spinner - big ups to this kid, bright future!"

Josh Maitie says:

"This the type of kid to drop his parents off at work."

Senor Mystery says:

"He can go off and become a professional drifter in a few years."

Mercedes AMG reveals exclusive R5.9 million GT Track Series model, only 55 in the world for customer racers

A new model from Mercedes-AMG can too only be driven on a track, like Shane Green Junior's spinning car, is the GT Track Series, Briefly News reports.

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The GT Track Series is limited to 55 units and is a more extreme version of its GT Black Series and is powered by a 4,0-litre V8 Biturbo engine with 540kW and a maximum torque of 850N.m.

The bonnet, wings, sills, back door and rear apron are made of carbon fibre and largely contribute to the high driving dynamics. Another important effect of the material mix is the reduction of the kerb weight of the vehicle to 1400kg.

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Sean Parker Sean Parker is a motoring journalist with over 10 years' experience, who started out in the industry as the SA Guild of Motoring Journalists' Bursar student. Since then, the Cape Town-born editor has gone on to launch a national newspaper called Gears and Gadgets and worked for the country's premier online and print motoring publications before joining Briefly News to head up its Car & Tech section. He enjoys watching live sport and can't wait for F1 to make its debut in Mzansi.