Corey Alexander

Corey Alexander enters the 2026 season as a cornerstone of the factory ARCH squad, shifting his primary focus to the Mission Super Hooligan National Championship. A rider whose career is defined by championship pedigree and an uncanny ability to master diverse machinery, Alexander’s move to the ARCH factory effort follows a 2025 campaign where he successfully balanced dual-class duties. Last season, he showcased the potential of the ARCH 2S-R, securing ninth in the Super Hooligan standings with a series of impressive top-10 finishes, punctuated by two hard-fought fourth-place results at the season finale at Mid-Ohio.

Alexander’s resume is among the most versatile in the paddock. From his early days as an AMA Pro Supersport East Champion to his dominant 2022 Stock 1000 Championship title and subsequent premier-class podiums in Superbike, he has consistently proven that he can win on any platform. After a decade of resilience—including a hiatus from the sport and a successful stint in Supersport with Rahal Ducati—Alexander now brings his refined technical feedback and aggressive racecraft to the factory ARCH program. His transition to a full-time Hooligan focus marks a high-profile pursuit of yet another national title, cementing his status as one of MotoAmerica’s most adaptable and enduring talents.

Little Known Fact: At 6’ 4” Corey is one of the tallest competitors in MotoAmerica. Corey comes from a family of motorcycle enthusiasts and racers. His uncle and sponsor Richie Alexander was the 1998 AMA 750cc Supersport Champion. When he’s not racing, Corey works at the family dealership Hudson Valley Motorcycles or coaching at Jason Pridmore’s JP43 Training riding school. His passion outside of racing is design. Corey has a clothing company, Defy All Odds Apparel.

MotoAmerica Stats
Wins: 18 (12 Stock 1000, 3 Supersport, 3 SuperSport East/West)
Podiums: 46 (2 in Superbike, 26 Stock 1000, 9 Supersport, 9 SuperSport East/West)

Career Highlights:
2025 – Finished 11th in MotoAmerica Supersport racing for Rahal Ducati. Earned ten top-10 with a best finish of 5th at The Ridge. Finished 9th in Super Hooligans scoring seven top-10 finishes. Top results were a pair of 4th-place finishes in the closing round of the series at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Ran an ARCH 2S-R for ARCH Racing in Super Hooligans. 2024 – Finished 6th in MotoAmerica Supersport on the strength of five podium finishes aboard the Rahal Ducati. Best result was 2nd (at Road Atlanta and New Jersey). 2023 – Finished 7th in MotoAmerica Superbike riding for Tytlers BMW. Capped off a solid season with two Superbike podiums in the final weekend of the season at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Best finish was third (twice), marking his first-career Superbike podium finishes. 2022 – Won seven rounds en route to winning the MotoAmerica Stock 1000 Championship. Raced a BMW M 1000 RR for Tytlers Cycle/RideHVMC. Also raced select MotoAmerica Superbike rounds and finished 11th in the series. Scored 10 top-10 Superbike finishes. Best result was sixth at Road Atlanta. 2021 – Corey Alexander won three MotoAmerica Stock 1000 races, six podiums in total, as he fought to the bitter end, ending up third in the title chase. Alexander pulled double duty, racing in both Superbike and Stock 1000 on his HONOS HVMC Racing Kawasakis. The New Yorker also finished third in the MotoAmerica Superbike Cup Championship. 2020 – Corey scored a pair of MotoAmerica Stock 1000 wins (sweeping both legs at Road Atlanta) and in all earned 10 podium finishes en route to finishing as series runner up. Did double duty at most rounds also contesting MotoAmerica Superbike on his Stock 1000 machine and finished ranked 12 in that series, with a sixth in leg one at New Jersey his top result. Raced with Ride HVMC Racing on a Kawasaki ZX-10RR. 2019 – Raced select MotoAmerica Stock 1000 rounds with Ride HVMC Freeman Racing Kawasaki. Earned three podium finishes and finished the year ranked eighth.  2018 – Raced AFT Singles in American Flat Track. 2016 – Raced MotoAmerica Superstock 1000 and Superbike for Ride HVMC Freeman Racing Ducati but missed much of the season due to injury. Best result was fifth at New Jersey in race two. Was ranked 18th in the series. 2015 – Raced MotoAmerica Supersport with Tuned Racing. Finished 11th in the series and scored nine top-10 finishes with a best of sixth in the season finale at New Jersey. 2014 – Finished fourth in AMA Pro SuperSport. Won the first three rounds of the series, before a broken collarbone in training mid-season slowed his progress. Had four podium finishes. Raced on the Celtic Racing Suzuki GSX-R600. 2013 – Won the AMA Pro SuperSport East title earning two wins, five podiums in all. Raced a single round of AMA Pro Daytona SportBike.  Raced a couple of rounds of the World Supersport Championship with PTR Honda. 2012 – Raced AMA Pro SuperSport East. Won the pole at Daytona and claimed a pair of podium finishes. Finished ranked fifth. 2011 – Raced AMA Pro SuperSport West with Vesrah Suzuki. Ranked third. Won the Miller round and had two podiums on the season.  2010 – Raced AMA Pro SuperSport East, finished the year ranked 16th. 2008 – Ran in AMA Red Bull Rookies Cup and scored a pair of top-10 finishes. Ranked 20th.