Corey Scott
Motorcycle stunt rider and performer
Motorcycle stunt rider and performer
1968
57 years ago
Performers & Entertainers
United States
An American motorcycle stunt rider gained prominence in the stunt riding community. Became well-known for thrilling performances and breathtaking tricks, often featured in shows and competitions. Participated in various televised events, showcasing skills and pushing the limits of motorcycle stunts. Played a significant role in popularizing motorcycle stunts in entertainment during the 1990s.
Performed in the TV series 'Cannonball Run'
Participated in various motorcycle stunt competitions
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