'I like doing donuts, driving over cars and wheelies': Meet the world's youngest monster truck driver at just EIGHT years old<br />
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He may be too young to have a driver's license but eight-year-old Kaid Jaret Olson-Weston has been entertaining Americans as the world's youngest monster truck driver for years.<br />
The third-grader, who got his first monster truck when he was just six years old, has become an internet sensation thanks to the videos he and his school-age fans have uploaded on YouTube.<br />
'I like doing donuts. I like going over the cars. My favorite is doing the wheelies. My truck has so much power,'<br />
The Fort Lauderdale youngster's love of the niche sport began at the tender age of three, when he attended his first monster truck show at Sun Life Stadium with his dad, Tod Weston, an avid fan.<br />
'When he came back, he said, 'I want to be a monster truck driver,' Weston said. 'He was pretty much set on what he wanted to do.'<br />
Weston and wife Nancy, who also has her own monster truck, the Fancy Nancy, started Kaid off on a go-cart that looked like a monster truck at age four but pretty soon he was driving the real thing - almost.<br />
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At 11 feet long, 7 feet high and weighing just under 3,000 pounds, Kaid's truck, called Monster Bear, is half the size of a full-size monster truck, which is about 20 feet long, 13 feet high and 10,000 pounds.<br />
The bright-blue-and-green beast has as a harness, neck restraints and a roll cage that keep Kid KJ, as his followers affectionately call him, tightly strapped in and he also wears a fire suit.<br />
His parents have a remote ignition-interrupt system that can stop the truck during shows if something goes wrong.<br />
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'It's an extreme sport, but it's extremely safe. We made it safe,' Weston said. 'I see the passion in him. I see him doing what he loves, and I see him doing it well. It's a gleam from ear to ear.'<br />
During the week, Kaid is an ordinary third-grader at Westminster Academy but he spends his weekends touring the country, performing for fans a