Madeleine Hoover

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Madeleine Hoover
126 Madeleine Hoover USA 2.jpg
FIM World Trials 2016 Tong, UK
Nationality Flag of the United States.svg American
Born (1998-12-17) December 17, 1998 (age 25)
Raleigh, North Carolina, U.S.
Current teamGas Gas

Madeleine Hoover (born December 17, 1998), is an American women's International motorcycle trials rider. [1]

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Hoover has been a member of the American Women's Trial des Nations team several times and was a NATC Women's Pro Class Champion. [2]

Biography

Hoover was born in Raleigh, North Carolina,

In 2013, Hoover won her first NATC Trials Championship. She won the opening two rounds in New York, then took a 2nd and a 1st place in Vermont. She won again in Arizona, and ended her season with a 2nd place and a win in New Mexico. She took the title without contesting the final two rounds. [3]

In 2014, Hoover took 1st place on the opening day in Colorado, and finished third on day 2. In Kansas, Hoover took the series lead with a win and a 2nd place. Hoover then won in Pennsylvania. At the final rounds in Tennessee, she won the championship title on the opening day with a win. [3] She moved up to the Women's Expert Sportsman class on day two, taking a 3rd-place finish.

In 2015, Hoover won the opening two rounds of the Eastern series in Nebraska, following up with a second and a 3rd in Ohio, which was enough to take her third title. [3] In the Western series, Rachel Hassler prevailed over Hoover. Hoover came in second for the championship. She was selected for the 2015 Trial des Nations team with Hassler and Caroline Allen. [4]

During the 2016 season, Hoover contested both the Women's FIM Trial World Championship and the NATC nationals. In the NATC East, Hoover took two second places in Florida [5] and two third places in Tennessee, ultimately finishing third in the championship. In the Western series she took 2nd and 3rd in Oregon, and two runner-up spots in Colorado. Hoover was second place in the championship behind Christy Williams.

In 2017, Hoover signed with the Gas Gas Factory team. [6] The NATC added a Women's Pro class and Hoover claimed the title, winning seven of the eight rounds. [7] Hoover competed in the newly added Women's Trial 2 class, taking a World podium and her first world championship points on the opening day with a 3rd place, followed by a 4th place on day two. In Czechoslovakia, Hoover came in ninth two times and placed seventh in the championship. In Italy, she was part of the American Women's Trial de Nations team that took a 6th-place in the event.

Gas Gas USA announced that Hoover would be part of the US factory team for the 2018 season. [8] Hoover took the 2018 NATC Women's Pro title, winning all eight rounds she contested. [9] Competing in the FIM World Women's Trial 2 class, she came in second twice in Japan, [10] third in France and sixth in England giving her second place overall in the World Championship. [3]

National Trials Championship career

[11]

YearClassMachineRd
1		Rd
2		Rd
3		Rd
4		Rd
5		Rd
6		Rd
7		Rd
8		Rd
9		Rd
10		PointsPosNotes
2012 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Clubwomen'sCA
-		CA
-		CO
1		CO
5		OH
2		OH
5		RI
2		RI
3		1174th
2013 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Women'sNY
1		NY
1		VT
2		VT
1		AZ
1		AZ
1		NM
2		NM
1		MN
-		MN
-		1801stNATC Women's champion
2014 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Women's Gas Gas CO
1		CO
3		KS
1		KS
2		PA
1		PA
1		TN
1		TN
-		1501stNATC Women's champion
2014 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Women's ES Gas Gas CO
-		CO
-		KS
-		KS
-		PA
-		PA
-		TN
-		TN
3		213rd
2015 Flag of the United States.svg NATC East Women's ES Gas Gas NE
1		NE
1		OH
2		OH
3		851stNATC East Women's ES champion
2015 Flag of the United States.svg NATC West Women's ES Gas Gas TX
2		TX
1		AZ
2		AZ
2		WY
3		WY
1		1352nd
2016 Flag of the United States.svg NATC East Women's ES Gas Gas FL
2		FL
2		TN
3		TN
3		713rd
2016 Flag of the United States.svg NATC West Women's ES Gas Gas OR
2		OR
3		CO
2		CO
2		752nd
2017 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Women's Pro Gas Gas TX
1		TX
1		KS
1		KS
1		OH
1		OH
1		RI
2		RI
1		2101stNATC Women's Pro champion
2018 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Women's Pro Gas Gas NM
1		NM
1		CO
1		CO
1		TN
1		TN
1		AR
1		AR
1		CA
-		CA
-		2401stNATC Women's Pro champion
2019 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Women's Pro Gas Gas NE
1		NE
1		MN
1		MN
1		CO
1		CO
1		OR
-		OR
-		1801stNATC Women's Pro champion
2019 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Expert Gas Gas NE
-		NE
-		MN
-		MN
-		CO
-		CO
-		OR
6		OR
6		309th
2021 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Women's Pro Gas Gas PA
1		PA
1		OH
1		OH
1		AZ
1		AZ
1		NM
1		NM
1		2341stNATC Women's Pro champion
2022 Flag of the United States.svg NATC Women's Pro Gas Gas TN
1		TN
1		CA
1		CA
1		MN
-		MN
-		1321stNATC Women's Pro champion

International Trials Championship career

[12] [13]

YearClassMachineRd
1		Rd
2		Rd
3		Rd
4		Rd
5		Rd
6		PointsPosNotes
2017FIM European Women's Gas Gas NED
-		LET
-		LET
-		ITA
9		35 17th
2017FIM World Women's Trial 2 Gas Gas USA
3		USA
4		CZE
9		CZE
9		427th
2018FIM European Women's Gas Gas SPA
8		POL
-		POL
-		ITA
9		BEL
6		12510th
2018FIM World Women's Gas Gas JAP
2		JAP
2		FRA
3		GBR
6		592nd
2019FIM European Women's Gas Gas ITA
6		ITA
2		FRA
6		CZE
3		2553rd
2019FIM World Women's Gas Gas JAP
10		JAP
10		POR
7		FRA
9		SPA
10		349th
2020FIM World Women's Gas Gas FRA
5		FRA
4		SPA
4		SPA
-		AND
-		AND
-		374th

Honors

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  7. ↑ "Hoover Dominates". mototrials.com. Retrieved September 28, 2018.
  8. ↑ "Gas Gas announce mototrials team". On the Pegs. Vol. 3, no. 5. Shan Moore. May 2018.
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