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Monster Energy Athletes Gear Up for 2026 Supercross Championship

As the excitement builds for the 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship, Monster Energy has announced a stellar lineup of athletes prepared to race towards championship glory. This season is shaping up to be one of the most thrilling in recent memory, with many seasoned riders and promising newcomers looking to leave their mark on the sport.

A Look at the Monster Energy Kawasaki Team

The legendary Kawasaki brand continues its legacy in the racing world with the powerful KX models in both the 250 and 450 classes. The Monster Energy Kawasaki team, with two-time premier-class champion Chase Sexton and former Pro Circuit rider Garrett Marchbanks, is poised to further add to their impressive tally of 38 combined championships in Supercross and Motocross.

450 Class Racers:

• - #4 Chase Sexton: With previous AMA Supercross and Motocross championships under his belt, Sexton is aiming to bolster his collection this season with a new KX450F. His smooth riding style is set to be an asset on the track as he aims for another title.
• - #36 Garrett Marchbanks: Moving up from the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki program, Marchbanks looks to make an impact in the 450 class. With a 250SX win and a solid previous season, he is ready for the challenges ahead.

Rising Stars in the 250 Class

Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki has a rich history of success under the guidance of Mitch Payton. With ambitions high for the 2026 season, let's meet some of the talented 250 class racers under this banner:

• - #47 Levi Kitchen: Returning from injury, Kitchen is focused on capturing the 250 title this season after narrowly missing out in 2024. His quick learning and calm strategy could be the key to his success.
• - #142 Cameron McAdoo: Entering 2026, McAdoo seeks to transform his speed into consistent performance, overcoming past injuries to contend for the SuperMotocross title.
• - #10 Seth Hammaker: After a strong showing as the 250SX East runner-up, Hammaker is determined to reach the top of the podium this season.
• - #35 Drew Adams: This breakout athlete, having received early recognition in the amateur circuit, aims to make a mark in his first full season as a professional.

Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha's Ambition

Emerging as a championship favorite, the Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha team is determined to showcase their talent with defending 450SX champion Cooper Webb and competitor Justin Cooper leading the charge. Their lineup in the 250SX class is equally formidable, featuring rising star Haiden Deegan.

450 Class Racers:

• - #32 Justin Cooper: With consistent performance and past championship experience, Cooper remains a strong contender for this season.
• - #2 Cooper Webb: As the reigning champion, Webb aims for a historic second consecutive title, adding to his impressive legacy in the sport.

250 Class Racers:

• - #1 / #38 Haiden Deegan: The young prodigy enters the season as a reigning champion and is excited to defend his title.
• - #25 Nate Thrasher: Having regained his momentum, Thrasher looks to make his mark as a serious podium contender.
• - #61 Max Anstie: An experienced racer, Anstie brings his diverse expertise to the 250 class.

A Warm Welcome Back to Jason Anderson

Finally, former champion Jason Anderson rejoins the Monster Energy family, riding for Pipes Motorsports Group. The veteran racer is ready to make a strong comeback in the Supercross circuit after an impressive offseason.

The Season Ahead

The 2026 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship kicks off on January 10 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California. Fans are eagerly anticipating another fantastic season that promises spectacular races and intense competition. Stay tuned for thrilling action on the tracks!

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