Brayden’s interest in motorcycles began at an early age and he completed his first race at the age of four. At the age of 7, he secured 2nd position in the Australian Dirt Track Titles. In 2014, Brayden made the decision to concentrate only on road racing and since then has been winning several accolades in it.
Brayden has experienced several highs and lows with motorcycle racing. The only thing that gave Brayden the strength to get out of difficult situations was ‘Believe’. The word is a symbol of hope for him. He chose the word BELIEVE to represent himself.
Brayden was just 3 years old when his parents bought him his first ever PW50. At 4, he was old enough to ride that bike. His parents had asked him to choose a number for his bike from 1 to100. Brayden was awfully indecisive to settle down for one number and when he picked the number 51, his parents ordered him to settle for it. From that day, he has always raced under the number 51.