Carey Hart is a celebrity sports person, who has earned huge attention because of racing. Carey’s passion for racing began when he was six years old after his stepfather had gifted him a motorcycle when he was four years old.
By eighteen years old, Carey turned into a professional racer, taking part in the AMA Supercross circuit. He also became the first individual to participate in freestyle motocross, attracting fame. Apart from motor racing which has made Hart famous, he gained more fame in 2006 after his current wife proposed to him while at a race event.
Carey Hart and his wife Pink have established substantial wealth and accumulated real estate investments worth over $30 million. So how wealthy is the professional racer?
Carey Hart’s Net Worth
Carey Hart has a net worth of $30 million according to Celebrity Net Worth. The professional racer has been part of numerous race events, which have enabled him to accumulate wealth.
As a freestyle motocross and off-road racer, Carey has been able to win numerous races which have contributed positively to his wealth. The main source of wealth for the celebrity is racing and investments in real estate.
Carey Hart and his wife, singer Pink own real estate in California, worth more than $30 million. Moreover, the racer also has a company with his wife which has enabled him to be wealthier.
Early Life
Carey Jason Philip Hart was born on July 17, 1975, in Seal Beach. He was raised in Las Vegas by his parents, who unfortunately divorced a few years later when he was still young. Carey and his younger brother Anthony were raised by their father, Tom Hart, a construction company owner.
After Hart’s parents divorced, his mother remarried, and Hart had a big blended family. Growing up with two fathers enabled Carey to have a good life. When he was four years old, his stepfather gifted him a motorcycle. By the time he was turning six years old, he had begun competing in races.
Career
Carey Hart began racing as a child, but he became professional at the age of 18 when he competed in the AMA Supercross circuit. Two years before the AMA Supercross, he sustained two broken femurs, broken tibia, and fractured wrists after he was involved in an accident while racing.
Hart became among the first riders who began competing in freestyle motocross in 1996. He was also the first individual to perform BMX trick “superman seat grab” at IFMA events between 1998 and 1999.
In 1999, he also performed the invert Superman, which led to the event being named Hart Attack, after him. He participated at the summer Gravity Games earning a bronze medal and Gold at the Australian X Games.
Hart has been famous, for attempting various moves while racing. In 2001, at the X Games in Philadelphia, he attempted the backflip but suffered a bad crash after he came off his bike at the beginning of the rotation.
While the incident led to broken ribs and bones, he met his future wife Pink, and continued to compete in other events after recovery.
