Mike Alessi: American Motocross and Supercross Racer
Mike Alessi is a renowned American Motocross and Supercross racer with a net worth of $2.5 million. He developed a passion for motorbikes at a very young age, starting to ride by the age of three and achieving his first National Championship at six. His early accomplishments set the stage for an illustrious career in professional racing.
Early Career and Professional Debut
Alessi became a professional racer at the end of 2004 when he was just 16 years old. In only his second professional race, he showcased his potential by finishing third at Steel City. During his 250/Lites Class career, Alessi achieved four podium finishes, including two first-place overall victories.
Supercross Season and Transition to Motocross
In 2006, Alessi embarked on his Supercross journey, competing in the Lites West Region Series. Notable performances included finishing third at both San Francisco and Anaheim, ultimately securing fourth place in the West Region Championship. The following year, Alessi transitioned to the premier Motocross Class for the AMA Motocross Championships, where he impressed everyone by finishing second overall in his rookie season.
Challenges and Triumphs
Despite the promising start, Alessi faced significant setbacks. In 2008, he sustained a broken collarbone during a practice session for the Monster Energy AMA Supercross. Later that year, he endured a severe crash at the Red Bud Raceway, resulting in fractured shoulder blades, a rib, and a bruised lung. These injuries forced him to miss the entire season.
Return to Form
Alessi made a remarkable comeback in 2009, finishing second overall in the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross. His resilience and determination were evident as he continued to compete at the highest levels. In 2011, Alessi signed with team MotoConcepts, joining forces with his brother Jeff Alessi.
