Name: Adam Cianciarulo
Number: 92
Hometown: New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Current Residence: Murrieta, CA
Birth Date: October 20, 1996 (age 22)
Team Name: Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki
- Manufacturer – Kawasaki
- Team Manager – Mitch Payton
- Mechanic – Brandon Zimmerman
Turned Pro: 2013
Best Career Season Result: 2nd place in 2017 (250SX East)
2018 Season Result: 2nd place standing (250SX Western Regionals)
Racing Accolades:
- 6 career 250SX Class wins and 10 career 250SX Class podiums
- 2011 Monster Energy Cup Supermini Champion
- Two-time AMA Youth Motocross of the Year (2012 and 2011)
- 11 AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships (2005-2012)
- 2018 – 1st place East-West Showdown race (250SX class Las Vegas)
Lifestyle and General Interest Profile:
- The winningest mini bike rider in amateur motocross history
- Won his first career supercross start and was widely considered the sport’s next superstar until numerous injuries kept him away from supercross since his rookie season in 2014
- Enjoys cycling
2018 Season Recap:
Cianciarulo continued under the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki tent in 2018 and looked to be a championship contender for the 250SX Western Regional Championships. Cianciarulo managed to score 7 podium finishes aboard his KX250F, one being a win at the final round of the series in Las Vegas during the 250SX East/West Showdown; ultimately finished 2nd place overall (250SX West). On the podium, Adam announced he would not compete in the outdoor motocross series and opted to repair a torn ACL instead.
2019 Projections:
After taking the summer off to undergo repairs, Adam Cianciarulo looks to charge into the 2019 season and dominate the West coast. Thus far, Adam has two wins on his record (Glendale and Oakland) and currently sits second in the 250 class points.