• TURNED PRO: 2009 in Europe / Made U.S. debut in 2011
• BEST CAREER SEASON RESULT: : Championship 450SX Class runner-up in 2016
• 2020 SEASON RESULT: 3rd (450SX)

 Racing Accolades

• Became FIM World Motocross Champion in 2011 at the age of 17 (MX2 division)
• 15 career Monster Energy Supercross wins (450SX Class)
• 2015 Monster Energy Cup Champion
• 2014 Monster Energy Supercross Rookie of the Year
• 2013 250SX Western Regional Champion
• Five career 250SX Class wins
• 2012 Motocross of Nations Champion with Team Germany (MX2 division)

 Lifestyle & General Interest

• First German-born winner and champion in supercross history
• Most decorated German rider in the sport of motocross at the age of 23
• Looking to become just the fourth international 450SX Class titleholder in supercross history
• Lives in the U.S. on his own, with his family still living overseas in Germany
• Avid golfer, surfer, and wakeboarder
• Recently married and became a father in September 2020 

 2020 Season Recap

Ken Roczen came out swinging in 2020 and immediately established himself as a title contender in the 450SX Class. After countless injuries and setbacks throughout the years, Roczen nabbed his first race victory in three years at round two in St. Louis. From there Roczen went on to grab three more victories and take third in the season-ending standings, setting high expectations heading into the 2021 season.

 2021 Outlook

Ken Roczen and Team Honda HRC head into 2021 looking to take home a title that has been a long time in the making. After finally getting through a season healthy and efficiently, Roczen has newfound confidence as he eyes up Eli Tomac and the 2021 450SX Supercross crown.