Mike LaRocco (born February 12, 1971) is a professional Supercross and Motocross racer. He is often referred to as "the rock" and races a Honda 450cc four-stroke dirt bike. Mike LaRocco has been pro since 1988 a record 19 seasons. He also made his 214th start in 2005, also a record. He won the 500cc Motocross title in 1993, the 250cc Motocross title in 1994, and has also won the 2000 World Supercross and 2002 U.S. Open Supercross Championships. In 2002 another rider caused LaRocco to crash at a small town Supercross event. The accident caused LaRocco to dislocate his wrist and tear ligaments in his leg. The injury caused him to discontinue the Supercross season, the first time in seven years he hadn't participated. In 2004 he stopped racing motocross, so he could focus on Supercross exclus
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| - Mike LaRocco (born February 12, 1971) is a professional Supercross and Motocross racer. He is often referred to as "the rock" and races a Honda 450cc four-stroke dirt bike. Mike LaRocco has been pro since 1988 a record 19 seasons. He also made his 214th start in 2005, also a record. He won the 500cc Motocross title in 1993, the 250cc Motocross title in 1994, and has also won the 2000 World Supercross and 2002 U.S. Open Supercross Championships. In 2002 another rider caused LaRocco to crash at a small town Supercross event. The accident caused LaRocco to dislocate his wrist and tear ligaments in his leg. The injury caused him to discontinue the Supercross season, the first time in seven years he hadn't participated. In 2004 he stopped racing motocross, so he could focus on Supercross exclus
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| - Mike LaRocco (born February 12, 1971) is a professional Supercross and Motocross racer. He is often referred to as "the rock" and races a Honda 450cc four-stroke dirt bike. Mike LaRocco has been pro since 1988 a record 19 seasons. He also made his 214th start in 2005, also a record. He won the 500cc Motocross title in 1993, the 250cc Motocross title in 1994, and has also won the 2000 World Supercross and 2002 U.S. Open Supercross Championships. In 2002 another rider caused LaRocco to crash at a small town Supercross event. The accident caused LaRocco to dislocate his wrist and tear ligaments in his leg. The injury caused him to discontinue the Supercross season, the first time in seven years he hadn't participated. In 2004 he stopped racing motocross, so he could focus on Supercross exclusively. During the 2006 Supercross season, he announced his retirement. LaRocco currently lives in Corona, California with his wife Elizabeth and son Ryder, who is six years old.
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