Greye Tate

Greye Tate was born on December 21 in Atlanta, Georgia. From an early age, Greye demonstrated a strong interest in dirt bikes. At age four, after expressing a desire for a dirt bike, he quickly learned to ride a bicycle without training wheels, leading his parents to purchase his first dirt bike, a KTM JR50. Greye initially balanced motocross with traditional sports and maintained high academic performance, earning straight A’s and serving as a School Ambassador and Peer Leader. Greye’s natural athleticism and determination were evident in his early endeavors, including a basketball game where he scored 28 of his team’s 32 points.

In his 9th-grade year, Greye made the decision to focus exclusively on motocross, transitioning to homeschooling to accommodate his training and travel schedule. His parents supported this decision under strict academic conditions, which Greye met, culminating in a scholastic scholarship upon graduation. His competitive career began to formalize, with his first national race in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Despite facing riders with factory-level support, Greye secured a holeshot and led a lap, demonstrating his natural talent and competitive drive. This experience solidified his commitment to the sport.

Throughout his career, Greye has achieved several significant milestones. He secured a #1 title at the Kawasaki Race of Champions in New York and another #1 title at the Summer Classic in Alabama. He is also a Georgia State Champion. Greye has earned three holeshots at Loretta Lynn’s in Tennessee, which is considered a prestigious motocross event globally. He also achieved multiple holeshots and three top-ten finishes at the Mini Olympics in Gainesville, Florida, in addition to a holeshot and a top-ten finish at Daytona International Speedway. Greye was a top 5 qualifier for the National Arenacross Championship in Las Vegas, Nevada, three separate years and achieved a top 5 overall ranking in Arenacross. In 2020, Greye participated in the Kicker Arenacross series, concluding with the finale in Texas in March 2020. More recently, in 2022, he competed in the 250SX Futures class at Supercross events, placing 9th in Salt Lake City on May 7, 10th in Foxborough on April 23, and 5th in Atlanta on April 16, all on a Yamaha YZ250F.