Mike Pelletier, (left), representing the American Motorcyclist Association, presents the FIM Supercross World Championship certificate to Ryan Dungey in Minneapolis, Minn. in 2017 (COURTESY PHOTO)
The AMA U.S. Motocross Team (from left) Roger DeCoster (team manager), Jason Anderson (MXGP class rider), Justin Cooper (MX2 class rider), Zach Osborne (Open class rider) and Mike Pelletier (American Motorcyclist Association Supercross manager) in New Berlin, N.Y. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Mike Pelletier, (left), representing the American Motorcyclist Association, presents the FIM Supercross World Championship certificate to Ryan Dungey in Minneapolis, Minn. in 2017 (COURTESY PHOTO)
Mike Pelletier (right) and champion Supercross racer Justin Hill (left) are interviewed by Jamie Little of Fox Sports. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The AMA U.S. Motocross Team (from left) Roger DeCoster (team manager), Jason Anderson (MXGP class rider), Justin Cooper (MX2 class rider), Zach Osborne (Open class rider) and Mike Pelletier (American Motorcyclist Association Supercross manager) in New Berlin, N.Y. (COURTESY PHOTO)
My son Luke Enman and Mike Pelletier went to school and worked together for a time, and recently Luke shared about Mike’s career in motocross racing, which automatically caught my attention. I communicated with Mike and developed this story along with pictures for the reading audience. Here is the result of my connection and modified interview with him.
Mike Pelletier was born in Rhode Island but was raised and grew up in Berlin, graduating from Berlin High School in 2005 and Plymouth State University in 2009, with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a minor in professional communication. During his formative years in Berlin, Mike’s parents, Gail and Pepsi Pelletier, were always very involved and supportive of him and his ventures.
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