IN LOVING MEMORY OF AIDAN ZINGG

A RISING STAR GONE TOO SOON

Aidan Zingg, just 16 years old, lost his life in June 2025 after a crash during the AMA Monster Energy Mammoth Motocross. This loss has shaken not only his family and friends, but the entire motocross community that loved and admired him.

Aidan was a reflection of what’s possible when talent meets character.

He was equal parts fast, kind, and cool, with a calm confidence that drew people in. He carried himself with extraordinary discipline, dedication, and grace. He didn’t just want to win – he wanted to be worthy of respect, and he earned it through tireless work, humility, and an unwavering commitment to doing things the right way.

He worked harder than anyone to achieve his dreams of going pro, but he never let that stop him from helping others chase theirs. He was the kid cheering on his friends from the pits, offering advice, cracking jokes, and making sure everyone felt seen. He was a true friend, a natural leader, and a role model in every sense. His presence made motocross better- not just as a sport but as a community.

Outside of motocross he was the son, brother, and friend you hope for: loving, generous, and ridiculously funny. If you could pick and choose the perfect person to be part of your life, it would be him.

His loss leaves a massive hole in the motocross community and an even bigger one in the hearts of his countless friends and family who loved him. He will forever be loved by his father Bob, his mother Shari, his sister Alexandria, and his little brother Bobby “B.”

100% of the profits will be donated to The Zingg Family for expenses during this difficult time.