Aiden Zingg, a 16-year-old motorcycle racer, passed away in a motocross accident on the Mammoth Mountain MX track on June 28, 2025.
He had recently signed with Kawasaki’s prestigious Team Green program and was preparing to transition into the competitive 250cc class.
Aidan had announced himself as one of motocross’s most exciting young talents.
He made history in 2023 by winning his first AMA Amateur National Championship in the 85cc class at Mammoth Mountain at 14.
His fearless riding and natural skill quickly caught the attention of fans and teams alike.
Aidan continued his dominance at the prestigious Loretta Lynn’s Amateur Nationals in 2024, delivering a stellar performance in the Supermini classes.
He claimed the championship in Supermini 2 and secured second overall in Supermini 1, proving his consistency and speed against top-tier competition.
He was on track to become a significant force in motocross, thanks to his relentless work ethic and raw talent.
Unfortunately, his untimely passing saddened the whole racing community, and many remembered him in their heartfelt condolence.
Yesterday here at the Mammoth Mx Aiden Zingg was on the podium and the when Chris interviewed him the first thing he said was “I want the thanks my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.”
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Today the Lord called him home, we are broken, but not crushed simply because of the hope of heaven! We absolutely love you @aidanzingg you blessed us so much with your loving kindness! Please pray for the Zingg family in this tragic time.
Aiden Zingg’s Family Mourns The Tragic Loss
Aiden Zingg was a bright and fearless soul who left the world far too soon at the age of 16.
He tragically lost his life doing what he loved most—racing motorcycles with passion, skill, and unshakable determination.
Aiden was the son of Bob Zingg, born on February 26, 2009, in Hemet, Southern California. His father was also a racer and ran Zingg Graphics.
Aiden was a beloved son, a devoted friend, and a rising star in the world of motorcycle racing.
He displayed an extraordinary talent for speed and precision on the track from an early age, earning the admiration of fellow racers, coaches, and fans alike.
Moreover, his competitive spirit was matched only by his kindness. He was always willing to encourage others and share his love for the sport.
His most incredible supporters were his parents, who stood by him through every race, every victory, and every challenge. Their unwavering belief in his dreams fueled his drive, and the bond they shared was unbreakable.
Their love and encouragement were his foundation, whether in moments of triumph or adversity.
Happy Father’s Day, dad. I’m so thankful for you and all you do. I love you💯 #bestdadever
Aidan Zingg
“The power of a dad in a child’s life is unmatched.” —Justin Ricklefs
Beyond the track, Aiden was known for his infectious smile, his quick wit, and his ability to light up any room.
He had a deep love for his family, his friends, and the thrill of the ride. Although his time was far too short, the impact he made will never be forgotten.
Furthermore, Aiden is survived by his heartbroken parents, extended family, and a racing community that will forever remember his talent and spirit.
A celebration of his life will be held in his honor, where loved ones can gather to share memories of a young man who lived fearlessly and loved deeply.
Instead of flowers, the family requests donations be made to youth motorsports safety initiatives in Aiden’s name, ensuring his legacy continues to inspire future riders.
Rest in peace, Aiden Zingg. You raced ahead of us all, but your memory will always cross the finish line in our hearts.
