Netflix to Release Exclusive Ken Roczen Documentary in 2026, Showcasing One of Motocross’s Most Resilient Champions
Motocross fans, get ready. Netflix is diving deep into the adrenaline-fueled world of dirt bike racing with a highly anticipated 2026 documentary chronicling the career of none other than Ken Roczen—one of the sport’s most fearless and beloved riders. Known for his speed, style, and jaw-dropping comebacks from near career-ending injuries, Roczen’s story is as emotional as it is electrifying.
Set to premiere globally in early 2026, the documentary will explore Roczen’s rise from a German prodigy to a global motocross superstar, highlighting his 2014 AMA Supercross debut, his multiple championship wins, and his unforgettable battles on and off the track. But what sets this film apart is its raw, behind-the-scenes look at Roczen’s physical and mental struggles after a series of devastating injuries that threatened to end his career far too soon.
Sources close to the project promise a mix of never-before-seen footage, interviews with motocross legends, family insights, and exclusive training camp access that pulls viewers into Roczen’s relentless pursuit of greatness—even when doctors doubted he’d ever ride again.
The documentary will not only focus on his racing career but will also dive into his life as a father, husband, and icon, showcasing how he continues to inspire fans around the world with his honesty, humility, and refusal to quit.
In a statement teased by Netflix’s sports documentary team, the platform said:
“Ken Roczen represents everything we look for in a story: courage, heart, and undeniable talent. This film is more than a racing documentary—it’s about human willpower and the cost of chasing a dream at 70 mph on dirt.”
With the success of recent motorsport documentaries like Formula 1: Drive to Survive and NASCAR: Full Speed, Netflix is betting big on motocross—and Ken Roczen is the perfect rider to bring it to a global audience.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or just discovering the world of Supercross, this 2026 release promises to be one of the most inspiring sports documentaries of the decade.
Stay tuned—Roczen’s ride is far from over.
