Seven children ranging from three to 11 years of age braved the cold and put on a good show.

First up was the new class of Junior Go-karts.

Trent Wilson displayed his donut skills in the pit and was just getting used to the feel of his go-kart on dirt for the first time.

Jayden Geizendanner tried his hardest to finish every race but due to chain spit offs and other mechanical problems by the final he thought nothing would come of it.

Come the final, Mickayla Geizendanner and Jack Yates were ready to take the honours as in previous heats.

Unbeknownst to them, Jayden had other ideas.

With a lot of hard work in the pits, Jayden was able show that he was a force to be reckoned with.

Tussling for first place throughout the final race, he came across the finishing post first with hands in the air and took the chequered flag.

Go the Aussie power!

Next up were the ever-popular 50cc Quads.

Young Luke Gannon and Mitchell Russell raced for the first time ever alongside of old-timer Michael Jones.

Michael was ready to show the boys how to do it and how fast to go.

Taking first place in first heat, Michael was on to a sure thing with taking the final out.

Thanks to the other dads in the pit, the ensuing mechanical problems were fixed and he was able to make the final.

Mitchell and Michael bolted off the line as soon as the green flag dropped and little Luke Gannon with all his might took off after them.

Michael took an early lead but Mitchell got him halfway through the race.

Michael tried to get more out of the motorbike but looks like dad has to do a bit of servicing on his breaks.

Mitchell took first place followed by Michael and Luke.

Great to see the new guys race so well and special mention to Luke Gannon who raced cleanly and finished every race. Such a big effort for a little boy.