In an exhilarating feat of skill and determination, 16-year-old Evans Le Gall has etched his name into the record books as the youngest person to conquer a renowned bridge in Grenoble, France, on a bicycle on May 23. Displaying his extraordinary talent in street trial cycling, Evans's awe-inspiring achievement has captured the attention of cycling enthusiasts worldwide.

Evans Le Gall, who first discovered his passion for cycling at the tender age of 5, has consistently pushed boundaries and shattered records throughout his young career. Notably, he currently holds the world record for the longest wheelie without hands, showcasing his exceptional balance and control on two wheels.

I am cycling (street trial) on a large bridge located in Grenoble, France. I am currently the youngest to have done so, I am 16 years old

My name is Evans Le Gall, I started cycling at 5 years old. I hold the world record for wheelie without hands and when I saw that I could break the record for the youngest person to cross this bridge on a bicycle, I absolutely wanted to do this one