Cooper Webb

Morehead City, NC

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Team name: Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

Current Residence: Clermont, Florida

Birthdate: November 10, 1995

Manufacturer: KTM

Team Manager: Ian Harrison

Mechanic: Carlos Rivera

Turned Pro: 2013

Best career season result: 1st, 450SX in 2019 & 2021

2022 Season result: 7th, 450SX

Racing Accolades

2019 and 2021 Monster Energy Supercross 450SX Champion, Runner-up in 2020.
7 career Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship 250 Wins
2015 and 2016 250SX Western Regional Champion
2016 AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class Champion
Team Captain – Team USA, 2016 Motocross of Nations with runner-up finish
2014 Monster Energy Supercross Rookie of the Year

Lifestyle & General Interest

Considered a “throw back” rider, embodying many of the outspoken, hard - nosed traits of riders from the early era of the sport
Wears the number 2, made famous by Jeremy McGrath, the most successful supercross rider in history, affectionately known as “The King,” and Ryan Villopoto, who won four consecutive Monster Energy Supercross titles from 2011 - 2014
Father was a professional surfer and parents own a surf shop in North Carolina. Cooper is passionate about the discipline as well
Quickly becoming a homegrown star in the greater Charlotte area and throughout North Carolina
Married in 2020 to wife Mariah and welcomed first child in August of 2022

2022 Season Recap: Following his 2021 Supercross title, Webb entered 2022 in his final year with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing with hopes of adding yet another title to their collection. Webb would go on to experience many ups and downs in his 2022 season, finishing on the podium four times but falling short of grabbing any race wins and finishing between fourth and eighth place in a majority of races. Webb then chose to opt out of the 2022 Pro Motocross season in an effort to reset and train for Supercross in 2023 in hopes of taking his title back from defending champion Eli Tomac.

2023 Outlook: Webb is heading into 2023 with a new KTM contract under his belt that is Supercross only with the option being open for him to race the 2023 Pro Motocross season. With Webb’s efforts solely focused on Supercross, it will be interesting to see if the two-time champion can make it three over a stacked field and an Eli Tomac who just seems to get better with age.

Points Standings

Year	Class	Overall	Points
2023	450SX	3	304
2022	450SX	7	278
2021	450SX	1	388
2020	450SX	2	359
2019	450SX	1	379
2018	450SX	9	181
2017	450SX	13	129
2016	250SX West	1	180
2015	250SX West	1	186
2014	250SX West	5	143

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTS

Date	Race	Class	Make	Model	Position
2023-01-07	1 – Anaheim I	450SX	KTM	450	2
2023-01-21	3 – San Diego	450SX	KTM	450	2
2023-01-28	4 – Anaheim II	450SX	KTM	450	4
2023-02-04	5 – Houston	450SX	KTM	450	5
2023-02-11	6 – Tampa	450SX	KTM	450	1
2023-02-18	2 – Oakland	450SX	KTM	450	2
2023-02-25	7 – Arlington	450SX	KTM	450	1
2023-03-04	8 – Daytona	450SX	KTM	450	2
2023-03-11	9 – Indy	450SX	KTM	450	3
2023-03-18	10 – Detroit	450SX	KTM	450	2
2023-03-25	11 – Seattle	450SX	KTM	450	2
2023-04-08	12 – Glendale	450SX	KTM	450	4
2023-04-15	13 – Atlanta	450SX	KTM	450	4
2023-04-22	14 – East Rutherford	450SX	KTM	450	5
2023-05-27	1 – Anaheim I	450SX	KTM	450	4
2023-05-27	3 – San Diego	450SX	KTM	450	5
2023-06-03	4 – Anaheim II	450SX	KTM	450	4
2023-06-03	5 – Houston	450SX	KTM	450	2