SETBACKS, SUCCESS, & A REFINED OUTLOOK ON LIFE. THIS IS ADAM CIANCIARULO AT 20.
Adam Cianciarulo is now in the fourth year of his professional career. Many expected the 20-year-old to have a mantel filled by victory trophies and championship plates by now, except fate has turned out quite differently than what was anticipated. A series of serious injuries started in 2014, when the then rookie looked like a lock for the 250 East Coast Supercross championship and lasted all of the way through the end of 2016. With so many setbacks, concerns for the future of Cianciarulo’s career arose, even from the racer himself. “I came into the pros as the guy that was supposed to win races right away, but a couple of years and injuries later I was no longer that guy,” he states honestly. “I had to be mentally strong enough to not let that break me. With an established support system and undeniable talent, things finally appear to be headed in the right direction.
DOWNWARD SPIRAL
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