Carey Hart is a prominent American motocross racer, businessman, and philanthropist known for his significant contributions to freestyle motocross.
He gained fame for being the first rider to successfully land a backflip in competition during the 2000 Gravity Games, a groundbreaking achievement that propelled him into the spotlight.
Early Life and Education
Carey Jason Hart, born July 17, 1975, is now 50. Before moving to Las Vegas, Nevada, he grew up in Seal Beach, California.
Raised in a family where his father owned a construction company, Carey developed an early interest in mechanics and motorsports. His passion for motorcycles ignited when he received his first dirt bike at four. By six, he was already competing in local motocross races.
Hart attended local schools in Southern California, balancing his education with his growing interest in racing. His family background provided him with technical skills and an understanding of hard work, which would later prove essential as he pursued a professional career in motocross.
Personal Life
Carey Hart’s personal life has been closely linked to his marriage to singer P!nk. The couple began dating in 2001 and tied the knot on January 7, 2006. Their relationship has had ups and downs, but it has remained strong.
Together, they have two children: Willow Sage Hart, born June 2, 2011, and Jameson Moon Hart, born December 26, 2016. Despite their busy careers, Carey and P!nk prioritize family time and often share glimpses of their life on social media.
Career
Carey Hart’s career began at a young age. At 18, he started racing motocross professionally. He quickly became known for his innovative riding style and daring stunts. In 1996, he transitioned into freestyle motocross during its infancy and soon became one of its most recognized figures.
His landmark achievement came in 2000 when he became the first rider to land a backflip on a motorcycle during a competition at the Gravity Games. Hart’s success continued with multiple medals at the X Games and other competitions throughout the early 2000s.
In addition to racing, he founded Hart & Huntington Tattoo Company in Las Vegas in 2004, which expanded into multiple locations and gained popularity through the A&E reality show “Inked.” His ventures also include various fitness initiatives and charity work that reflect his commitment to giving back to the community.
Awards
X Games gold medalist (multiple medals)
R.A.D. Lifetime Achievement Award (2011)
Net Worth
Carey Hart’s estimated net worth is around $40 million. This wealth primarily stems from his successful career as a professional motocross racer, his entrepreneurial ventures, including tattoo shops and clothing lines, and endorsements and appearances in media.
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