Progressive AFT - Rider Bio

Chad Cose

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Despite having been on the scene for more than a decade, Californian Chad Cose has only really come into his own over the past few seasons. An exceptional natural athlete, Cose started racing at age nine and was also a standout track and field competitor during his high school days. Cose won the 2007 National Hot Shoe Championship and then raced the bulk of the next ten years at the sport’s highest level with a best Mission SuperTwins Main Event result of eighth. He seemingly unlocked another gear in 2018; He not only broke into the Mission SuperTwins championship top ten (sixth) for the first time, he also ripped off 12 top-ten finishes, highlighted by a maiden premier-class podium at the Texas Half-Mile. Cose took that soaring confidence and momentum and redirected it to the undercard for 2019. There he scored his first-career Progressive American Flat Track victory with a win in the Mission Production Twins class at the Lima Half-Mile. He then backed it up a few weeks later with his first-ever Parts Unlimited AFT Singles victory at the Black Hills Half-Mile. Cose wasn’t done yet, winning the Mission Production Twins finale at the Meadowlands Mile. Ultimately, he finished inside the championship top five in both classes. He enjoyed another strong campaign in 2020, adding another Parts Unlimited AFT Singles win at DAYTONA among his two class podiums while also scoring seven podium finishes in Mission Production Twins action. Cose then finished as the 2021 Mission Production Twins championship runner-up on the strength of eight podiums including a victory in the Volusia HM season opener. He then returned to the top of the box in the Parts Unlimited AFT Singles class in 2022, winning the inaugural Cedar Lake Short Track. Aggressive and motivated, Cose is willing to mix it up with anyone and has shown the savvy to outfox even the likes of Shayna Texter in final-lap showdowns for the checkered flag.

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Year	Cls	Stnd	Pts	St	Wins	Best Fin	Worst Fin	Avg Fin	Poles	Best Qual	Worst Qual	Avg Qual	Laps Led
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2023	AFT Singles	10	74	8	0	4	16	10.8	0	2	17	9.1	6
2022	AFT Production Twins	26	18	3	0	10	17	13.0	0	3	11	8.0	0
2022	AFT Singles	12	99	12	1	1	17	10.7	0	3	17	8.9	24
2021	AFT Production Twins	2	228	15	1	1	15	5.3	1	1	12	5.0	52
2020	AFT Production Twins	6	175	12	0	2	14	4.4	1	1	6	3.0	6
2020	AFT Singles	9	137	14	1	1	17	9.9	1	1	15	5.8	38
2019	AFT Production Twins	5	139	10	2	1	17	6.9	2	1	13	5.3	23
2019	AFT Singles	5	190	17	1	1	15	8.3	2	1	16	6.5	20
2018	AFT Twins	6	178	17	0	3	14	8.6	1	1	18	9.2	3
2017	AFT Twins	14	82	12	0	8	18	12.2	0	3	18	11.9	0
2016	GNC	26	26	5	0	10	17	13.8	0			0.0
2016	GNC1	25	26	5	0	10	17	13.8	0	3	18	11.6
2016	GNC1	61	0	0	0			0.0	0			0.0
2016	XGames	20	0	0	0			0.0	0			0.0
2015	GNC1	12	27	3	0	8	15	10.7	0	6	16	11.0
2015	GNC1	24	17	4	0	10	18	14.8	0	8	18	12.8
2014	GNS	15	19	3	0	8	17	13.7	0	3	16	8.7
2014	GNT	27	14	3	0	12	18	14.3	0	11	17	14.7
2013	GNS	31	2	1	0	17	17	17.0	0	12	12	12.0
2013	GNT	29	3	1	0	16	16	16.0	0	9	9	9.0
2012	GNS	22	8	2	0	15	15	15.0	0	13	16	14.5
2012	GNT	34	2	1	0	17	17	17.0	0	16	16	16.0
2011	GNS	13	50	8	0	8	18	13.1	0	2	18	9.9
2011	GNT	38	3	1	0	16	16	16.0	0	18	18	18.0
2010	GNS	22	14	3	0	13	19	15.3	0	3	14	9.0	1
2010	GNT	20	22	6	0	13	18	15.3	0	13	18	15.7
2009	GNS	29	4	1	0	15	15	15.0	0	17	17	17.0
2009	HSExS	33	9	1	0	13	13	13.0	0	11	11	11.0
2008	ExTwin	12	7	1	0	12	12	12.0	2	1	11	3.2	16