Who is here watching this after he announced his retirement 🥺

I read his ✍️📘, he enjoys life, he enjoys being crazy, such a true professional & top rider for his age:

WHAT A MAN ,,You’re Dad Would’ve been proud to see your progress,,can’t say no more

Rob I met at Scunthorpe speedway and the guy was a true gent and he called tai over to introduce him to me at the start of is career and they are a fantastic family and I'll never forget you rob rip fella

still doesn't get the recognition he deserves. absolute champion!

Wow this was emotional 😢 real tear jerker.
Went straight to hug my kids and tell them daddy loves them just makes you realise how lucky you are.
Fantastic documentary, Tai is a credit to the sport and one of the greatest ever.
Can't wait for him to win the world title again

This is an exceptional talent

Wow. My father was a solo champion for many years down here in Tassie. He was my hero. I can still remember as a kid telling all my friends, "that's my dad". I never see british or other countries solo racing other than scratch races. My dad used to do both scatch and handicap racing. On a handicap race, dad used to start 3/4 of a lap behind the pole sitter with his own flag man to start the race for him. Once on a scratch race, as the starter rope went up, his throttle stuck full on, done a huge wheelie which sat him on his ass on the track. The bike took off on its own, hit the first corner fence, went into the infield, hit the water truck and fell over revving its head off. 4 guys including dad ran to it and lifted it up with front wheel into the truck and dug it into dirt until it stalled. He then popped throttle cable back in, lined up for a complete restart and won the race to a standing ovation from the 5000+ crowd. Do you know who it was. That was my dad. I've had a broken scaphoid as well on my 660 quad racer. There is no pain that can describe that. Well done Tai. Solo racing is a real mans sport. Oh, for those that don't know, Tassie is the island state of Australia.

I watched him practice in Melbourne in 2015. One lap he'd be up on the fence. Next time he'd be on the white line. Next lap mid track. He'd move a little bit and the tyre would grip and hurl him down the straight. I've never seen anyone ride with so much ease and skill. And he's so relaxed under pressure.

Fantastic young man and fantastic mum bless you both!!!!!!!!

Gotta love the Aussie twang to his accent.

total respect for you Tai what a champion. tgc   Gazza

Brilliant...and we share the same birthday...just 26 years difference :)
Keep it going Tai... and win more World Championships than anyone else... that's the ultimate prize :)

Tai never swore at his dad. That's really cool. He's a good kid. World champ too. I'm a Hancock fan but l pull for Tai as well.

Absolutely brilliant, awesome

What an Amazing young Man.

Thanks for sharing your story. I've been watching you race and There's lot to admire about your style. Now after meeting your family and hearing your story I'm a bigger Fan than before!...Greg is my hometown boy and I want to see him win allway's.  but I am English / Swedish / Native American in Ancestry and American by Nationality.  so I'm rooting for you my fellow Tattooed Speedway Brother! 3:)

Brilliant piece of work.  Best expose I have ever seen.  And Tai is an incredible human being.

top man on and off the track!!!!

great video tai is such a nice guy,meet him at Swindon in his first british title meeting ,I think he was 18 and came third,but what stuck me was he wanted to win,he was not happy being third.