The Kiwi Kid is taking American Supercross by storm! Hailing from Waitoki, New Zealand, Cole Davies (#17) is living proof that talent knows no borders. This 250SX sensation burst onto the Monster Energy AMA Supercross scene and immediately made his mark – claiming his first professional victory at the Seattle round in his rookie season and earning 250 Rookie of the Year honors. But Davies was already turning heads before going pro. As a multi-time Monster Energy AMA Supercross 250X Futures winner and the 2024 250X Futures National Champion, he dominated with 1 victory and 2 podiums.
The summer of 2024 was epic – a massive Combine win at Ironman Raceway followed by a victory at the World All-Stars during the Vegas SMX World Championships. That performance caught the attention of Monster Energy/Star Racing/Yamaha, who signed him that August.
From New Zealand’s trails to America’s biggest stadiums, Davies represents the fearless spirit of motocross. He’s just getting started, and the supercross world better take notice!
The Kiwi Kid is taking American Supercross by storm! Hailing from Waitoki, New Zealand, Cole Davies (#17) is living proof that talent knows no borders. This 250SX sensation burst onto the Monster Energy AMA Supercross scene and immediately made his mark – claiming his first professional victory at the Seattle round in his rookie season and earning 250 Rookie of the Year honors. But Davies was already turning heads before going pro. As a multi-time Monster Energy AMA Supercross 250X Futures winner and the 2024 250X Futures National Champion, he dominated with 1 victory and 2 podiums.
The summer of 2024 was epic – a massive Combine win at Ironman Raceway followed by a victory at the World All-Stars during the Vegas SMX World Championships. That performance caught the attention of Monster Energy/Star Racing/Yamaha, who signed him that August.
From New Zealand’s trails to America’s biggest stadiums, Davies represents the fearless spirit of motocross. He’s just getting started, and the supercross world better take notice!
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