Aubrey Credarolli

Motorcycle racing // American

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Birthday:

June 24, 1996 (29)

Birthplace:

South Jordan, Utah, United States

racing type:

Motorcycle racing

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racing status:

Pro

height (cm):

178

residence:

South Jordan, Utah

inspiration(s):

Aubrey Credaroli's grandfather, her dad, and her brother Austin.

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Aubrey Credaroli is a determined motorsports competitor who made her mark in both motocross and street racing, currently competing in the MotoAmerica series with the Royal Enfield Build. Train. Race. program and in the Supersport class.

EARLY YEARS

Growing up with motorcycles as part of family life, Aubrey would ride as a passenger with her grandfather and father around the neighborhood. On her 11th birthday, her parents introduced her and her brother Austin to motocross, sparking a shared family passion that became a cherished tradition of weekend racing and motorcycle maintenance[1].

EARLY SUCCESS

By age 15, she had secured several top 5 positions in the 85cc 12-15 class at Utah race tracks and won a championship in the Mini Women’s class at Rocky Mountain Raceway. After purchasing her first sport bike in 2021, Credaroli attended her first track day and discovered her love for asphalt racing, which eventually led to her joining the Royal Enfield Build. Train. Race. program[1].

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2023: Earned her first career Supersport podium finish in New Jersey[4].
2024: Achieved her second-career Supersport podium finish and her first podium of the season in Race One at Ridge on June 29[4].
2024: Finished sixth in the Royal Enfield Build. Train. Race. championship with a best finish of third at Road America[2].

REPUTATION

Aubrey has built a reputation as a versatile racer who successfully transitioned from motocross to street racing. Her consistent improvement and strategic approach on the track have earned her recognition in the MotoAmerica series, particularly after her podium finishes. Currently ranked fifth in the Supersport standings, she has demonstrated impressive speed, reaching 112.2 miles per hour during competition at Road America[5].