Corry Weller

About Corry Weller

In 2011, she became the first female motocross racer to win a championship in short-course racing. She raced in both the SR1 and Pro 4 classes in 2013. She won her fourth SR1 championship in 2014, then took a hiatus from Pro 4 the following year to pursue three more SR1 titles.

Trivia

She quit her day job in 2012 to race full-time and would move up to the ultra competitive, very rough and fast Pro 4 class, earning a podium spot several times in her rookie year. She became the first female to podium in her rookie year and also win the Rookie of the Year award for Pro 4.

Corry Weller before fame

She began racing when she was 29 years old, in 2001. She was working as a warranty administrator at an automobile dealership at the time. She began racing short-course in the UTV class in 2008 and rapidly advanced to Pro UTV.

Achievement of Corry Weller

She resigned her day job in 2012 to ride full-time and progressed to the ultra-competitive, extremely rough and fast Pro 4 class, where she earned multiple podium finishes during her debut season. She was the first female to podium in her debut year and was named Pro 4 Rookie of the Year.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Corry Weller family life

She sometimes competes with her husband. They have two children who either go to the races or watch them on television.

Associations of Corry Weller

In the sport of motorcycle racing, she and Ashley Fiolek set new norms for women.

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