Ken Roczen, a prominent figure in the motocross community, has recently faced challenges that have impacted his racing career. Following a crash during the Main Event, he announced plans to undergo MRI scans on Monday to assess the extent of his injuries.
The incident occurred during a race where Roczen was contending for the lead. A malfunction in his rear shock led to a crash in the whoop section, ending his participation in the event. Post-race evaluations revealed injuries to his left leg and foot. Fortunately, surgery was not deemed necessary at that time, but further rest and evaluation were recommended.
In a social media update, Roczen elaborated on the shock failure, stating that the shock body had only about three hours of use and had never malfunctioned before. He described how the bottom cap or housing completely exploded, leading to his crash. Despite this setback, Roczen expressed optimism, mentioning, “But once again you can’t take a ol German oak out just like that we’ll be back. I just don’t know when yet lol.
This incident is not the first time Roczen has faced significant challenges In April 2024, he suffered injuries at the Nashville Supercross, including a broken tibial plateau, foot, and toe He opted for non-surgical treatment and missed the remainder of the Supercross season More recently, in February 2025, Roczen announced he would be stepping away from the Supercross circuit indefinitely due to health concerns He cited the physical toll of the sport and the need to prioritize his well-being The specifics of his medical condition were not disclosed, leaving fans uncertain about his future in racing
As Roczen prepares for his upcoming MRI scans, the motocross community awaits further updates on his condition Fans and fellow riders alike hope for positive news and look forward to his potential return to the track
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