Ken Roczens Journey
October 16, 2020
Ken Roczens Journey
Ken Roczen is a professional dirt bike racer. He was born in Mattstedt, Germany on April 29th, 1994. Today, he is living in Clearmount, Florida. His net worth is about 4 million dollars. He started racing in 2009 and still racing to this day. He has won 12 GP and 37 AMA races.
Ken is a very skilled and well-trained rider but he can’t stay consistent and healthy. He has crashed and crashed but that doesn’t stop him from doing what he loves. That is what makes him a great person and rider. He does not give up and he gives it his all in every race. He has helped out St.Jude and The Kid Hungry Foundation to help out those organizations in their work.
Andy Ford states, “Ken Roczen is probably my favorite rider. He lacks the consistency to finish the season out strong. He has trouble staying healthy, either from an injury or illness. Overall he is probably one of the best riders as far as ability. I just wish he could hold on for the longevity of the season. He usually starts the first couple of races and ends up finishing first/second and then he completely falls back the next several. Overall I think if he could remain healthy and injury-free, he would definitely be the one to beat.”
Carrie Ford says, “I enjoy watching Ken ride. He seems to have a lot of ability, unfortunately, he has suffered several injuries and health issues that have put a damper on his season. I was super excited to see him come back this year and he started out so strong but then his health issues set him way back this year. He’s such a good rider and I enjoy watching him ride. I would love to see him come back and win overall next year. His love for the sport and his ability makes him one that you want to win. His humbleness on stage is certainly one of his best features. Hopefully next year he will be physically prepared for the season and remain injury-free so that he can continue doing what he loves and give the other riders some competition.”
Carrie and Andy ford also support Ken Roczen in his racing career. They believe that he is a very good rider but he has some health issues to deal with because they are affecting his racing career.
His major crashes happen at Anaheim 2 and Sandiego. He has had a compound fracture of the radius, dislocated elbow, and wrist, tissue damage, and dislocation of metacarpals of torn ligaments in his right hand. The recovery was 1092 days and he was back on his bike racing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY9IiIWS7JY
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