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United States Jeremy McGrath is a highly influential figure in motocross and supercross racing, known for his dominance and showmanship, earning him the title 'King of Supercross'.
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Jeremy McGrath is a founder and partner of 101 Bikes, utilizing his extensive experience from Supercross and Motocross to contribute to the company.
Thor MX welcomed Jeremy McGrath back to their team, a brand he had previously worn for several championship seasons during his career.
Jeremy McGrath reunited with Kawasaki in a brand ambassador role, rejoining the Kawasaki Team Green program.
Engine Ice Hi-Performance Coolant announced its sponsorship of Jeremy McGrath for the 2021 season.
Monster Energy is a sponsor and partner of Jeremy McGrath, helping to keep him connected to the sport.
Jeremy McGrath signed a driver development contract with NASCAR team JR Motorsports, with Monster Energy Drink as his prime sponsor.
Jeremy McGrath was born on November 19, 1971, in San Francisco, California. His family later relocated to Southern California, where he developed an interest in two-wheeled racing. He began competing in BMX racing events around Lake Elsinore, California, at approximately 10 years old, often participating in up to 10 races weekly. By 1985, McGrath achieved a national ranking in BMX, securing victories in the cruiser class. That same year, he received a Yamaha YZ80 for his 14th birthday. His focus shifted to motorcycle racing in 1986, when he competed at Perris Raceway, winning in his class and solidifying his dedication to motocross.
McGrath’s professional motocross career began in 1989. He quickly established himself, placing 8th in the 125cc West Region supercross season. In 1990, he secured his first supercross race victory and finished 2nd overall in the season. He won consecutive 125 West supercross titles in 1991 and 1992. Between 1993 and 2000, McGrath dominated the 250cc supercross championships, winning seven titles and a record 72 main events, a period referred to as the “McGrath Era.” He also claimed the 1995 250 Outdoor motocross championship. His success extended to international competitions, contributing to two U.S. team victories at the Motocross des Nations in 1993 and 1996.
After a brief retirement in 2003 following a pre-season crash, McGrath returned to race a limited supercross schedule in 2005 with Team Honda, consistently finishing in the top 5. He also earned a silver medal in Supermoto at the X-Games that year. In 2006, he again placed second in Moto X Step Up at the Summer X Games. McGrath holds the third-best record for most combined AMA supercross and motocross victories with 102 career wins. Beyond motorcycles, he pursued off-road truck racing, winning the Pro 2 class championship in the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series in 2017. He has also ventured into business, co-founding ARMA Sport Inc. for sports nutrition products and Pole Position Raceway for indoor go-karting, and has been involved with a video game series based on his career.
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