Kenny Coolbeth

Education

He attended Wamogo Regional High School. He had six podium (Top 3) finishes in the season, and finished fourth in the final points standings.

Career

He races in the #2 bike on the Harley-Davidson factory team He began his national career as the American Medical Association Flat Track Rookie of the year in 1994. His 2001 season was his first in the Top 5 in the final points in the Grand National Flat Track championship.

He had five wins in the Supertracker series, and finished second in the season standing for the series.

He raced for the Corbin Harley-Davidson team in 2002. He finished in third in series points.

He raced for the KTM Sport United States of America team in 2003. His two wins that season were at Sedalia, Missouri and Vernon, New New York

His fourth place finish in the points was his third consecutive Top 5 season.

He finished third in the final points standings. He raced for the Jones Powersport team He finished second for the 2005 season title.

He raced for the KTM/Mid-America Harley-Davidson team

Achievements

• He won the 2006, 2007, and 2008 American Medical Association Grand National Championship. He won the 1997 American Medical Association 600cc National Hotshoe title. He repeated as the 1998 American Medical Association 600cc National Hotshoe champion. He won the Columbus, Ohio race, and had five more podium finishes. He also won the American Medical Association National Hot Shoe 505 Expert and the 750/1000 Expert races at DeLeon Springs, Florida. He had 9 podium finishes in 2004, including a win at Davenport, Iowa. He also won the American Medical Association National Hot Shoe 750/1000 race at Savannah, Georgia. He won the races at Lake Odessa, Michigan and Farley, Iowa, plus had four additional podium finishes. He won two American Medical Association National"l Hot Shoe 505 Expert races. Coolbeth was American Medical Association Grand National Twins Champion in 2006, 2007 and 2008. He also won the Singles Championship in 2007.