Already a two-time Monster Energy Supercross Series champion, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing rider Cooper Webb was in a titanic fight for a third premier class title when he hit the ground in heat number one at the Nashville Supercross.

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Already a two-time Monster Energy Supercross Series champion, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing rider Cooper Webb was in a titanic fight for a third premier title when he hit the ground in heat number one at the Nashville Supercross.
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Already a two-time Monster Energy Supercross Series champion, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing rider Cooper Webb was in a titanic fight for a (…)

Cooper Webb, a two-time Monster Energy Supercross Series champion, suffered a concussion during the Nashville Supercross and had to end his stadium season. He also had a practice crash that took him out of the entire summer season of the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship. During the summer, he reached a deal to join Star Racing Yamaha for the 2024 racing season, a team with which he had success earlier in his career. Webb is now back with familiar faces and feels at home with the team. He is excited for the new challenge and aims to win a supercross championship with his new team.

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