Competitive toddlers raced with their balance bicycles, eagerly pushing towards the finish line.

Footage shows the tiny racers with their colourful helmets while balancing on their two-wheelers in Manila, the Philippines.

The kids were trying to beat each other to the end of the track with two-year-old Roberth Arturo Jingco on the lead.

Roberth was focused on striding the bike with his friends following behind on March 16.

Mum Rizza said: 'Roberth loves racing push bikes and football. That was only his second race ever, and he is having so much fun with these events.'

Roberth won a medal for his second race, with his family cheering for him on the sidelines.

Push bikes without pedals are made for children to help them learn coordination and balance. They especially help toddlers transition to regular bikes easily.