ATHLETE'S PROFILE

• TURNED PRO: 2017
• BEST CAREER SEASON RESULT: 2nd Place 250SX East 2019/250SX West 2020
• 2020 SEASON RESULT: 2nd (250SX West)

 Racing Accolades

• One career 250SX victory plus 10 other podium finishes
• Winner of the Nicky Hayden AMA Horizon Award for the most accomplished amateur rider
• Competed in AMSOIL Arenacross Lites, which qualified him for Supercross through the Road to Supercross
• 2017 Arenacross Lites East Championship with three main event wins
• 2018 250MX Rookie of the Year
• Multi-time amateur national motocross champion 

 Lifestyle & General Interest

• Attended public school in New York as a rookie
• Enjoys cycling and being outdoors

 2020 Season Recap

Cooper returned to the 250SX Western Regional Class in 2020 and showed off his ability to take control of races and consistently be in the hunt for podium finishes. Cooper got his season off to a hot start by grabbing the Round 1 victory in Anaheim and following it up with four additional podium finishes throughout the duration of the season. Ultimately, Cooper fell just short of taking the crown come to the season's end, taking second place with 180 points to a teammate, Dylan Ferrandis.

 2021 Outlook

Cooper announced this past October that he has resigned from the Monster Energy/Star Racing/ Yamaha team for the remainder of his 250Sx career. Cooper and team developed great momentum coming out of the 2020 Supercross season and with teammate Dylan Ferrandis moving up to the 450SX Class, all eyes are on Cooper to take home the crown and continue the Yamaha win streak.