Luke Littler passes driving test first time, can finally buy dream £30,000 car

Luke Littler can finally hit the road. The 18-year-old world champion passed his driver's test in one attempt Monday morning, he proudly announced on his official Instagram page.

The practical exam went a lot smoother for "The Nuke" compared to his theory exam. In fact, Littler needed seven attempts to pass the written part. In practice, however, it was an instant hit. "Get innnn, first time and 0 minors," he proudly captioned his Instagram post, where he stands next to his car he passed in with his certificate.

It is also already known what car the world number two will be purchasing. Littler previously hinted at his dream car, and now he can finally hit the road with it. It is a Mercedes-Benz A-Class, the cheapest model of which costs a whopping 30,000 British pounds. However, the price is no obstacle for the 18-year-old, who has already raised over 1.6 million pounds this year.

Next week, the Grand Slam of Darts is already the next tournament on the schedule for "The Nuke," where he will travel to Wolverhampton as defending champion.