Personal History
My name is Cory Green and I am 18 years old. I was born on June 22nd, 1989. I live in Nowata, Ok. with my mother, father, and sister. I have been riding motorcycles for 11 years now. Once I started riding I knew it was what I wanted to do. I have always rode and raced, but just recently turned professional in 2004. I have my professional license in Motocross and also in Supercross. I better my standings at every race and always give it 110% whether I'm racing or just practicing. I also give 110% when it comes to representing my sponsors. I appreciate everything that everyone does for me, so I always try to represent my sponsors to the best of my ability. Having your company as a sponsor for the upcoming season would be a great step in furthering my racing career.
Riding Goals
My main career goal is to make top 10's in the Supercross series and to also make top 10's in the Motocross series. For the Toyota National Arenacross series my main goal is to win as many races as I can as well as staying very consistent in my results. I feel as though the championship is within my reach if I just stay consistent throughout the season.
Competitive Highlights
My professional career started off in 2005, when I attended many amature nationals. I made it to the Ponca City National in Ponca City, Ok. where I received a 2nd, 3rd, and two 5th place finishes in the 125 "A" class. I also made it to the Loretta Lynn's National in Hurricane Mills, Tn. where I ended up with a 5th and 10th place finish in the 125 "A" class. I also went to the World Mini in Las Vegas where I received a 2nd place in the 250 "A" Class.
My first year in the Toyota National Arenacross series was the 2006-2007 racing year. I finished 14th place overall in the Arenacross Premier class with 10 top 10 finishes, and 2 top 5 finishes. I ended up 3rd overall in the Lites class with 14 top 10 finishes, 11 top 5 finishes, and 10 top 3 finishes.
The past season in Arenacross (2007-2008) I ended up 13th overall in the Premier class with 8 top 10 finishes, and 1 top 5 finish. I ended up 2nd overall in the Lites class with 18 top 10 finishes, 13 top 5 finishes, 12 top 3 finishes, and 4 first place finishes. I have posted the results from that season, and you can also look them up at www.arenacross.com
I have learned alot throughout my professional career and I believe all of it has bettered me not only as a rider, but also as a person.