Cody Webb

Cody Webb (born May 31, 1988), is an American professional motorcycle trials rider and endurocross racer. Webb was the 2010 United States NATC Motorcycle Trials Champion.

Cody Webb
NationalityAmerican
Born (1988-05-31) May 31, 1988
Watsonville, California, U.S.

Webb has also competed in EnduroX. At the X Games he has claimed silver medals in Foz do Iguaçu 2013 and Los Angeles 2012 and 2014, as well as bronze medals in Los Angeles 2013 and Barcelona 2013. Also, he has won the 2014, 2015 and 2017 AMA EnduroCross Championship.

Biography

Born in Watsonville, California, Webb turned professional in 2003 after clinching the NATC Expert title, moving into the Pro class for the final three rounds of the series.

Webb won his first Pro series trial in Tennessee in 2006, going on to finish 2nd in the championship behind Geoff Aaron. Early in the season Webb also clinched the prestigious El Trial de Espana for the first time, an event put on by the SoCal Trials Association.[1]

Cody Webb continued to be a contender for the title over the next few years, winning the NATC Indoor Championship in 2007 and finishing runner-up to Patrick Smage in 2007.

Webb was becoming a favorite at the El Trial de Espana event, winning the event back to back in 2008 and 2009.[2]

After winning nine of the ten national rounds of the 2010 NATC Pro series, Webb gained the title he had fought Smage for over many seasons, then signed a contract to ride with the factory Beta team in 2011.[3]

In 2011 Smage regained his title with Webb again finishing runner-up. Webb did regain his El Trial de Espana title though.

National Trials Championship Career

[4]

Year Class Machine Rd
1		 Rd
2		 Rd
3		 Rd
4		 Rd
5		 Rd
6		 Rd
7		 Rd
8		 Rd
9		 Rd
10		 Rd
11		 Rd
12		 Rd
13		 Points Pos Notes
2003 United States NATC Expert Gas Gas CA
5		 CA
3		 WA
2		 WA
2		 OR
1		 OR
1		 PA
1		 PA
1		 RI
1		 RI
1		 WY
-		 WY
-		 CA
-		 205 1st NATC Expert Champion [5]
2003 United States NATC Pro Gas Gas CA
-		 CA
-		 WA
-		 WA
-		 OR
-		 OR
-		 PA
-		 PA
-		 RI
-		 RI
-		 WY
11		 WY
11		 CA
10		 31 13th
2004 United States NATC Pro Gas Gas TN
9		 TN
7		 CO
5		 CO
5		 CA
7		 OH
5		 OH
7		 VT
4		 VT
3		 141 6th
2005 United States NATC Pro Sherco TX
4		 TX
4		 TN
4		 TN
5		 CO
4		 CO
3		 CA
4		 CA
4		 VT
4		 VT
4		 NY
4		 NY
4		 183 4th
2006 United States NATC Pro Sherco AZ
3		 AZ
5		 OK
4		 OK
6		 TN
1		 TN
2		 RI
3		 RI
2		 156 2nd winner of 2006 El Trial de Espana [1]
2007 United States NATC Pro Sherco CO
3		 CO
2		 TN
2		 TN
3		 OH
3		 OH
3		 CA
3		 CA
1		 MN
1		 MN
2		 219 2nd
2008 United States NATC Pro Sherco CO
4		 CO
3		 CO
1		 MN
1		 MN
2		 MN
4		 142 2nd winner of 2008 El Trial de Espana
2009 United States NATC Pro Sherco NE
2		 NE
2		 TN
2		 TN
2		 VT
3		 VT
2		 NY
1		 NY
1		 185 2nd winner of 2009 El Trial de Espana [2]
2010 United States NATC Pro Gas Gas OK
1		 OK
2		 RI
1		 RI
2		 NY
1		 NY
1		 CO
1		 CO
1		 CA
1		 CA
1		 265 1st NATC Pro Champion[3]
2011 United States NATC Pro Beta TX
1		 TX
2		 PA
2		 PA
2		 TN
2		 TN
2		 TN
1		 160 2nd winner of 2011 El Trial de Espana
2012 United States NATC Pro Beta CA
2		 CA
1		 CO
2		 CO
1		 OH
2		 OH
2		 RI
2		 RI
1		 190 2nd
2013 United States NATC Pro NY
-		 NY
-		 VT
-		 VT
-		 AZ
-		 AZ
-		 NM
-		 NM
-		 MN
1		 MN
2		 55 6th winner of 2013 El Trial de Espana
2014 United States NATC Pro CO
-		 CO
-		 KS
-		 KS
-		 PA
-		 PA
-		 TN
1		 TN
1		 60 6th winner of 2014 El Trial de Espana
2015 United States NATC Pro Montesa TX
2		 TX
3		 AZ
4		 AZ
2		 NE
-		 NE
7		 OH
2		 OH
6		 WY
3		 WY
2		 189 3rd

Honors
  • NATC Expert Trials Champion 2003
  • NATC Pro Trials Champion 2010
  • AMA Endurocross Champion 2014
  • AMA Endurocross Champion 2015
  • RedBull Signature Series - Hare Scramble (2nd) 2016

References
  1. "El Trial Winners". socaltrials.com. Retrieved June 11, 2021.
  2. "Webb stars at El Trial". cyclenews.com. Retrieved June 11, 2021.
  3. "Trials Champ Webb". cyclenews.com. Retrieved June 11, 2021.
  4. "NATC Championship". trialonline.org. Archived from the original on June 9, 2016. Retrieved October 3, 2018.
  5. "Trials Champ 2003". rorr.org. Retrieved June 11, 2021.
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