Personal History
At 19 years of age, Chloe's passion is motocross racing. She is a rising star in the women's motocross world. Chloe is currently competing in the Canadian Women’s Pro level. She races a 2014 YZ125 in the Women’s Pro in CMRC, Ladies class in TVR, the Women’s Senior (14+) and 125 B/C in the AMA. Chloe began riding at the age of 8 and started racing at the age of 13. Chloe travels Canada and some US states like Michigan, New York and Ohio for AMA races. She attends almost every race at Baja MX in Millington Michigan, the AMA Loretta Lynn’s qualifiers and Regionals in 2013 and 2014. Last year was Chloe’s biggest learning year so far. She completed the CMRC Women’s Pro National Series and finished top 20 in every moto. It was a tough and emotional summer for her as it opened her eyes to the challenges and intensity of the series. This past year Chloe also raced the Canadian National Arenacross Tour and walked away with her first ever national title in the women’s class, making the podium almost every moto. Chloe is extremely passionate about motocross and everything about it. It would be her honor to support, advertise, and promote your company.Riding Goals
Chloe would like to continue to improve her riding. She has made amazing improvement in the last 6 months of training, racing and practicing and knows that if she keeps it up great things will come. She is training at JWTF in North Carolina this winter to prepare herself for her best season yet at the Canadian Pro Nationals. She works at her riding with every opportunity she gets, and is committed to becoming one of Canada top riders. Chloe is continuously advancing in the motocross industry, and would like to make the next move in her professional career. This year, Chloe will be racing the CMRC, AX, TVR and AMA circuits. Racing every weekend and training at least 4 days through the week. She will be competing in the big events such as CMRC Amateur National Qualifiers, The Walton TransCan Amateur National, Loretta Lynn’s Qualifiers and Regionals, the Canadian National Arenacross Tourand of course the CMRC East Women’s Pro National Series, where she hopes to be in the top 10 this year. Another one of her goals would be to bring more equality to the sport and encourage more women to get involved. Being an advocate for women’s motocross is of great importance to Chloe.Competitive Highlights
-Winning the Canadian Arenacross Championship
-Making the Podium all almost all local events attended