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 2017-2019
2019 Season Result: 2nd place standing (250SX Western Regionals)
Racing Accolades:
- 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 Season Recap:
Cianciarulo had a solid 2019 campaign, taking multiple wins and almost the championship. However, while riding in third with 5 minutes to go in Las Vegas - and on track to win the title - Cianciarulo went down hard and damaged his bike, handing the championship over to Dylan Ferrandis.