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Ken Roczen
Arguably one of the most talented humans to ever throw his leg over a motorcycle, German-born Ken Roczen has been at the forefront of the global Motocross scene from an early age. After winning the MX2 World Championship with Factory KTM in 2011, Ken made the jump to the US full time. He’s experienced success on both sides of the pond - winning the Motocross of Nations with Team Germany in 2012, a 250 SX championship in 2013 and two Outdoor titles in 2014 and 2016. After a nearly career-ending injury in 2017, Roczen made a triumphant return to competition after being told he’d barely be able to hold a fork again. Despite battling other injuries and health issues, Ken has remained one of the most popular athletes in the sport and still in contention for race wins regardless of where he is lining up.
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Moto Athletes
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