What Is Carey Hart Net Worth?

Carey Hart, the American freestyle motocross and off-road racing star, has an estimated net worth of $30 million. Much of his wealth comes from his professional racing career, business ventures, and brand endorsements.

It’s worth noting that his wife, Pink, has a net worth of $200 million, and together the couple owns over $30 million in California real estate.

Carey Hart Net Worth: $30 Million
Date of Birth: July 17, 1975
Place of Birth: Seal Beach, California
Nationality: American
Career: Motorcycle Racer, Entrepreneur

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Early Life

Carey Hart was born on July 17, 1975, in Seal Beach, California, and was raised in Las Vegas. After his parents divorced, he and his younger brother Anthony were raised by their father, Tom Hart, a construction company owner. Carey’s stepfather introduced him to motorcycles at the age of four, and by six, he was already competing in races.

Racing Career

At 18, Carey turned professional, joining the AMA supercross circuit and becoming one of the pioneers of freestyle motocross (FMX). He gained fame for completing the “Hart Attack”, a trick named after him, at the 1999 Gravity Games. Despite severe injuries earlier in his career—including broken femurs, tibia, and wrists—Hart continued to compete at the highest level.

Key accomplishments include:

1999: Bronze at the Summer Gravity Games; Gold at Australian X Games
2000: First attempted backflip on a 250 cc motorcycle in competition
2002: Gold at Australian X-Games; Silver in MotoX Best Trick at Summer X Games
Completion of the first successful backflip at the 2002 X-Games in Philadelphia

Hart retired from professional competition before the 2012 X Games but remains a respected figure in FMX.

Business Ventures

Hart expanded into business with ventures such as:

Hart & Huntington Tattoo Company – Opened in 2004 with John Huntington in Las Vegas, later expanded into a clothing line.
Reality TV – The A&E show Inked showcased Hart’s tattoo shop and life.
Hosting – He hosted ABC’s X Games FMX coverage and appeared on VH1’s The Surreal Life.
Book – Published Inked: The Book in 2008, chronicling stories behind tattoos.

Additionally, Hart has appeared in promotional campaigns for brands like Dunkin’ Donuts, Ford, and Mountain Dew, and made cameo appearances in films and music videos, including multiple collaborations with his wife, Pink.

Personal Life

Carey Hart met Pink at the 2001 X Games in Philadelphia. After dating for four years, they got engaged in 2005 in a unique proposal during one of Hart’s races. They married in January 2006 at a Costa Rica resort, separated briefly in 2008, and later reconciled.

The couple has two children:

Willow Sage (born 2011)
Jameson Moon (born 2016)

They also founded the XTRM Hart Foundation in memory of Carey’s brother, Tony, to promote motocross safety and fundraise for race air fences.

Real Estate

Hart and Pink have invested heavily in California real estate:

Malibu Mansion: Purchased in 2010 for $11.85 million; sold in 2016 for $12.5 million.
Santa Ynez Valley Ranch: Purchased in 2013 for $12 million; over 200 acres with vineyards, used to produce their wine brand Two Wolves.