Luke Littler passed the driving theory on his seventh attempt: what awaits the champion next.

Luke Littler finally passed the theory test for a driving license

According to The Sun: Luke Littler successfully passed the driving theory test on his seventh attempt.

The 18-year-old shared his joy with fans on social media.

In the multiple-choice test, he scored 43 out of 50, which is the required minimum to pass.

In the hazard perception test, he scored 63 out of 75 — significantly higher than the required 44 points.

Joking, Littler noted:

“We will see, of course, we will see.”

The dart player, who is currently the reigning world champion, added two dancing emojis to his post.

In July, Littler spoke about his unsuccessful fifth attempt, where he scored 41 points in the first section and only 44 in the second.

At the event last week, when asked about his progress, Littler admitted he had already failed the sixth time.

The young talent from Warrington noted:

“No, nothing yet. I took the theory last week, but I did not post about it on my Instagram.”

“Oh, it was a bad attempt. It was a bad attempt. I’ll tell you about it.”

Overcoming Challenges

Littler pointed to his challenges:

“The hazard perception test.”

“Does it prevent me from passing the practical? Yes. I am trying. I just want to pass. I just want to pass.”

“As I wrote in my Instagram last week, I have a car – and it’s not a Mercedes – but it’s waiting.”

Now Littler must pass the practical test to get on the road.

The dart star mysteriously noted that he plans to “take a step back” from darts on Thursday.

It turned out that Littler participated in a promotion for Xbox ahead of the release of the new football video game FC26.

Now that Littler has passed the theory test, he can focus on preparing for the practical part. This is an important step towards car adventures that may become yet another exciting chapter in his young life. Meanwhile, he continues to impress fans with his achievements in darts while preparing for new challenges.