From RacerX
Text by Jamie “Darkside” Guida
If I polled a hundred supercross fans on who their favorite rider was, how many do you think would say Kyle Chisholm? Well, he’s been at the top of my personal ‘favorites’ list for about ten years. But that’s a story for another time. Chisholm, or Chiz, has had a career deserving of appreciation and respect. He turned pro in 2004 at Steel City Raceway when it was still called the 125 class, finishing 19th overall. His first supercross was 2006 in St. Louis where he finished 10th. Chiz has 162 starts in supercross, with 131 of those in the 450 class. He’s had six top-ten championship finishes points finishes in professional supercross and motocross. In 2006, Chiz won the Canadian MX2 East Championship. He was The King of Bercy in 2011. He rode for Team Puerto Rico at Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations in 2012. And when he lines up for an AMA Supercross event in 2022, he will be 34 years old and in his 18th year as a pro.
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Lead image by Scott Lukaitis
