We just wrapped up this year’s pre-season SuperMotocross Media Day at Angel’s Stadium in Anaheim, California right before the kick off of the 2026 SuperMotocross season. Hear from all the heavy hitters to see how their off-season went, how their new bike is, and more behind the scenes details.
Honda HRC Progressive
- Jett Lawrence won the 2025 SMX Championship but missed out racing the full Supercross season due to a knee injury.
- Hunter Lawrence came on strong at the end of 2025 and nearly won the SMX Playoffs. He’s looking to carry that momentum into 2026.
- Chance Hymas is fresh off another knee surgery but looks to bounce back for some strong results in his contract year.
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
- Eli Tomac makes the switch over to the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team for a one-year deal in 2026.
- Jorge Prado is back on a KTM after a lackluster debut year in the United States.
- Aaron Plessinger says he’s fully recovered from an illness that hindered his 2025 season.
Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha
- Cooper Webb is now a three-time Supercross champion but says he’s a free agent after the 2026 season.
- Justin Cooper raced the full SuperMotocross schedule and is ready to win in 2026.
- Nate Thrasher looks to bring more consistency to his upcoming 250SX season.
- Michael Mosiman is healed from a Pro Motocross injury and looks to be one of the top dogs in the 250SX division.
Monster Energy Kawasaki
- Chase Sexton joins the Monster Energy Kawasaki team with a new three-year contract.
- Garrett Marchbanks jumps to the 450 class alongside Sexton.
- Levi Kitchen has a new two-year deal with Pro Circuit and looks to add a title to the team door.
- Seth Hammaker was in the fight for the 250SX East championship and the 250SMX title. With his main rivals from last season out of the class he could be the rider to beat.
- Cameron McAdoo is recovering from a knee injury but looks to get back to his winning ways.
Rockstar Husqvarna
