Racer X Illustrated — October 2017

TREY CANARD CALLS IT A CAREER

BY CHASE STALLO

RACERHEAD

T

en years after making
his pro debut at the
facility, Trey Canard,
citing numerous injuries
sustained over his career, an-
nounced his retirement from
professional racing at this
year’s Spring Creek National
in Millville, Minnesota.
Canard’s legacy will start
like this: he was really, really
fast. Injuries held him back
and ultimately
led to his retire-
ment, but at his
peak, he could
beat anyone.
Here’s a quick list
of what he achieved
in his career—and just
know that he beat some
very stiff competition
head-to-head to do it.

2

Career titles: 2008

250SX East Region

and 2010 250MX.

3

Straight wins to begin

his 250SX career.

12

Career 250 AMA

Motocross and

Supercross wins.

6

Career 450 AMA

Motocross and

Supercross wins.

57

Career 450 and 250

AMA Motocross and

Supercross podiums.

163

Career 450 and 250

AMA Motocross and

Supercross starts.

94

Career 450 and 250

AMA Motocross and

Supercross top-fives.

137

Career 450 and 250

AMA Motocross and

Supercross top-tens.

1

Motocross of Nations

team overall win.

CUDBY