Adam Cianciarulo

New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Hometown: New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Current Residence: Clermont, Florida

Birthdate: October 20, 1996

Manufacturer: Kawasaki

Team Manager: Dan Fahie

Mechanic: Justin Shantie

Turned Pro 2013

Best career season result: 2nd place 250SX (2017-2019)

2022 Season result: 29th, 450SX

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)
2019 – 1st place Monster Energy Cup (450SX)
2019 AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class Champion

Lifestyle & General Interest

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, skydiving, and golfing
Friend of Ricky Fowler

2022 Season Recap: Adam Cianciarulo has experienced some tough injury setbacks in his career so far, and 2022 was unfortunately no exception. Adam competed well in the opening two rounds of Supercross, placing 11th and 12th, but a crash at Round 3 caused an injury to his knee that put him out for the remainder of the season. The injury also put Adam out for the Pro Motocross season, leaving him out of competition for nearly a year.

2023 Outlook: Adam has re-signed with Monster Energy Kawasaki and is healthy and prepared for 2023. There is no doubt that Adam is a fearless front runner and can hang with the best when he’s healthy. In 2021, Adam hovered in the top five of a competitive 450 Class, there is not reason 2023 can’t be the same.

Points Standings

Year	Class	Overall	Points
2023	450SX	9	210
2022	450SX	29	23
2021	450SX	16	120
2020	450SX	15	129
2019	250SX West	2	211
2018	250SX West	2	209
2017	250SX East	2	171
2014	250SX East	5	120

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTS

Date	Race	Class	Make	Model	Position
2023-01-07	1 – Anaheim I	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	9
2023-01-21	3 – San Diego	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	8
2023-01-28	4 – Anaheim II	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	9
2023-02-04	5 – Houston	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	10
2023-02-11	6 – Tampa	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	12
2023-02-18	2 – Oakland	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	15
2023-03-11	9 – Indy	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-03-18	10 – Detroit	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	8
2023-03-25	11 – Seattle	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	8
2023-04-08	12 – Glendale	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-04-15	13 – Atlanta	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	7
2023-04-29	15 – Nashville	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	8
2023-05-06	16 – Denver	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	3
2023-05-13	17 – Salt Lake City	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	4
2023-05-27	1 – Anaheim I	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-05-27	3 – San Diego	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	7
2023-06-03	4 – Anaheim II	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	5
2023-06-03	5 – Houston	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	4
2023-06-10	6 – Tampa	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	3
2023-06-10	2 – Oakland	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-06-17	7 – Arlington	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	4
2023-06-17	8 – Daytona	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	4
2023-07-01	9 – Indy	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	31
2023-07-01	10 – Detroit	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-07-08	11 – Seattle	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	7
2023-07-08	12 – Glendale	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	8
2023-07-15	13 – Atlanta	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	7
2023-07-15	14 – East Rutherford	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	5
2023-07-22	15 – Nashville	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	5
2023-07-22	16 – Denver	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	7
2023-08-12	17 – Salt Lake City	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	4
2023-08-12		450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-08-19		450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	7
2023-08-19		450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-08-26		450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-08-26		450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	6
2023-09-01	1 – Anaheim I	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	4
2023-09-09	3 – San Diego	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	16
2023-09-16	4 – Anaheim II	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	13
2023-09-23	5 – Houston	450SX	Kawasaki	KX450	4