Cole Seely

Cole Seely (born March 10, 1990) is an American professional motocross racer. He was named Monster Energy Supercross Rookie of the Year in 2015.

In 2017 Seely finished seventh in Supercross and fifth in Motocross, earning him a position on the Motocross des Nations US team. After retiring in 2019 due to injuries, He was off his bike for half a year, before returning in 2013. Seely began his 450cc rookie season in 2015 riding for the factory Honda team. He was named 450SX Rookie of the Year in the 2015 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Series. It was his first full-time campaign in the premier division, where he earned 10 top-five finishes, along with his main event win, and had third place in the final points standings. Racing for Team Honda HRC, he finished sixth overall at Thunder Valley National in the third round of the 2017 AMA Pro Motocross Championship. At the time, he was dealing with two injuries, one from a crash in the first round, and the other a leg injury in supercross. After the event, he moved from his home in Costa Mesa, California to Claremont, Florida for the season. In 2017 Seely finished seventh in Supercross and fifth in Motocross, earning him a position on the Motocross des Nations US team. On April 6, 2019, he raced in the Nashville Supercross event at the Nissan Stadium.

In 2019, he joined his relative Jeannie Seely performing at the Grand Ole Opry. According to Motocross Action Magazine, Seely is a car enthusiast and built his own drift car.

Return to racing (2023-) In 2022, he competed in the 2022 FIM Supercross World Championship in Melbourne, Australia.

In 2023, he returned to World Supercross racing with the MotoConcepts Racing team, then racing WSX 450cc class. He competed in the 2023 Supercross races in Seattle, racing for Honda and ultimately ranking 21 out of 22 in the 450 main event. He was one of 24 riders from the United States competing in the 2023 FIM Supercross World Championship, racing in the premier WSX division for MotoConcepts.