A shocking motocross accident occurred recently in Japan, where a ten-year-old boy controlling a motorbike collided with a man, causing serious injuries to both parties involved. The incident is highlighting concerns over the lax regulations on underage driving in the country's extreme sports. Investigation is ongoing and both injured parties are receiving medical treatment.

While motocross is a popular sport in Japan, this incident has brought attention to safety concerns, particularly involving children. The legality and safety of children driving motorbikes is a contentious issue, with many citizens arguing for stricter regulations to protect the well-being of participants and bystanders alike.

In contrast, both the US and EU have strict laws regarding the driving age, even in sports. Seasonal or conditional licenses may be allowed in some cases, often with adult supervision. This incident could trigger a debate around the need for such measures in Japan's extreme sports scene.