Personal History
At just 10 years old, Jagger Sprugasci has already spent most of his life doing what he loves: riding and racing. He got on his first dirtbike at the age of three, and hasn’t looked back since. What began as a fun way to spend time with family quickly turned into a focused passion for motocross.
Jagger now competes regularly in motocross events, where his growing skill set and comfort on the bike continue to develop with every lap. He enjoys the challenges of racing—staying consistent, improving his times, and learning how to handle different tracks and conditions.
Outside of motocross, Jagger channels that same competitive energy into go-kart racing and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He’s active in BJJ tournaments, where he’s learning the value of technique, patience, and mental toughness. Whether it’s on the track or on the mat, Jagger enjoys putting in the work and testing himself in competition.
What sets Jagger apart is his dedication at a young age. He trains regularly, takes feedback seriously, and shows up ready to improve. For him, it’s not just about winning—it's about getting better and having fun while doing it.
With supportive people around him and a strong internal drive, Jagger continues to explore what’s possible—one ride, race, and match at a time.
Riding Goals
Jagger’s goals as a rider are centered around continuous improvement and long-term growth in the sport. In the short term, he’s focused on refining his technique—especially cornering, throttle control, and starts—so he can become more competitive in larger regional motocross events. He’s working toward placing consistently on the podium and eventually qualifying for national-level amateur races. Looking ahead, Jagger hopes to develop the skills and experience necessary to compete in prestigious youth series, such as Loretta Lynn’s, and beyond. More than anything, he wants to keep progressing, stay healthy, and enjoy the ride as he pushes himself to new levels.
Competitive Highlights
Since entering his first motocross race, Jagger has consistently finished in the top five, showing steady performance and strong race instincts well beyond his years. Over the past seasons, he’s earned several podium finishes, including multiple third-place results, demonstrating his ability to compete with some of the top young riders in his class. Each race has fueled his determination, and with his continued hard work and focused training, Jagger is closing in on a major milestone—capturing his first overall race win. His consistency and drive make him a rider to watch as he continues to climb the ranks.