Luke Littler fails driving theory test again as darts star shares picture of his results
The 2025 PDC World
Darts
champion became the youngest ever winner of the tournament at just 17 years old - and he finally got to celebrate a
darts
victory with a legal pint later that month when he turned 18.
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Littler has been left frustrated by his driving theory once again
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He took to Instagram to show just how close he was to passing
Credit: Instagram
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Littler had already been roasted by his pal AngryGinge before he failed again
Credit: Channel4
Now, he's going through the
next
teenage milestone - getting his
driving
licence.
Unfortunately for Littler, he's not as good at spotting dangers on the road as he is at pinning darts on the board.
Posting to
, the
driving
theory results on to his story.
The top of the letter read: 'I'm sorry to tell you that you failed your car theory test.'
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The picture shows Littler passed his multiple choice test, scoring 45 out of 50 and surpassing the required pass mark of 43.
But it was on hazard perception that he fell down.
He managed 41 out of 75, meaning he was agonisingly short of the 43-point pass mark.
He summed up his
fail
with the caption: '4th time… and counting.'
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Littler, who
Morgan Burtwistle, better known as streamer AngryGinge, referenced Littler's extensive trophy cabinet and
Celebrity
Gogglebox
appearance.
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Littler - who has previously said he dreams of driving a Mercedes A-Class - won't be happy
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He asked: 'What have we got behind us here, Luke?'
Littler replied: 'What haven't we got?'
Joking with his friend, AngryGinge answered: 'You can do all this, but you can't pass your driving theory.'
Littler has won two World Series of Darts titles, 13 PDC titles and five major titles, as well as being crowned the youngest player to hit a televised nine-dart finish.
But while he's already made those dreams come true, it appears his dream of driving a
Mercedes
A-Class will have to be put on hold for now.
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