06/13/2026
Follow for sports content. You definitely saw his videos back in the 2000s on old YT. He's the elite of the 2000s. This is the same rider who went by and still goes by GhostRider. He didn't crash, didn't disappear, and wasn't replaced by someone else. Right now he's still riding at that same insane level, with a huge amount of experience that he'd already built up before 2000, back when he wasn't even doing street racing on a bike. Over time, he had a son who ended up getting the nickname GhostJunior. He's kind of the opposite of his father and races cars instead. That turned into a great story duo - the father, a master of sportbikes on the road, and the son, a great and experienced car driver. A lot of people judge him for riding like this on the roads around Stockholm, but you can't forget about his experience, which lets him control any situation and not panic when a car changes lanes right in front of him at 300 km/h (186 mph). He mostly rode and still rides a Suzuki GSX-R 1000, staying loyal to it and not switching to other brands. Honestly, we can only give him endless respect for being alive, healthy, and not crashing after 20 years of riding like this - something that usually happens to speed junkies. (Via: , he is real. Edit by RNB)
