Jarred Browne rides motocross in the backyard ripping the hills (VIDEO)

27 year old Jarred Browne shows us how winter time is spent in Southern California.  He is nothing short of spectacular while doing what he does best.

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Motocross and Supercross rider, Jarred Browne, does not stop simply because he is motivated to advance by love for what he does.  Even after a serious head injury that put him out for most of the 2009 Supercross series and the first three 450 Nationals.

Jarred started to hit his stride and began creeping into the top ten in 2010. Highlights included a fifth-place finish in the second moto at the 2009 Washougal National and a consistent 9-9 at Unadilla.

According to Jarred, he never aspired to be the next-big-thing or make a career out of racing. He rode with Suzuki’s amateur team before turning pro for the 2008 outdoor AMA Nationals. In another surprising move, Jarred skipped the 250 class and went straight to the 450s, but injuries and limited sponsorship made learning the ropes in the premier class very difficult.

For me, growing up in the McGrath era is what I think drew me to Supercross. I’ve raced my whole life, but going to Supercross when I was real young and watching him dominate and having butterflies, just being there made me want to have career racing Supercross.

Jarred speaks highly about being the very driven person he needs to be. It seems like no matter what comes his way, good or bad, it motivates him to push even harder. For the most part, Jarred chooses to let his riding do the talking.

Birthplace: Long Beach, CA
Bike: Kawasaki 450

Career Achievements: 50 B mod world mini champion, 450 B and open Mammoth Mountain champion, 250 B stock and mod Ponca City champion. 5th in 2nd moto at Washougal in 450 class in 09′, 9-9 moto finishes at 09′ Unadilla national.
Sponsors: So Cal MX Training, DR. D, Troy Lee Designs, Shoei Helmets, Utopia, TCX boots, Spider grips, Hammer Nutrition, Enzo, Twin Air

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