Cameron McAdoo

Six consecutive seasons with the same team. In the era of annual contract shuffles and team migrations, Cameron McAdoo's loyalty to Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki is remarkable. He has been with Mitch Payton's program since 2020 — longer than almost any other rider in the paddock has stayed in one place. That loyalty is reciprocal: Pro Circuit has supported McAdoo through injuries, near-misses, and the grinding work of building a career.

From Sioux City, Iowa — the Missouri River, middle of the country, not your typical supercross geography — McAdoo has built a career defined by raw speed, aggressive racing, and the kind of willingness to push the limits that has put him on twenty-three career podiums. His 2025 season included a Daytona podium before an ACL injury ended his campaign early. In 2026, he's back healthy and hungry.

Twenty-Three Podiums

That career podium count tells the story of a rider who has consistently put himself in positions to win. McAdoo is not a results-padder — twenty-three podiums in the 250 class of AMA Supercross represents an elite completion rate over six professional seasons. His 2026 goal is to convert that podium pace into a championship run.

Iowa on the National Stage

Sioux City, Iowa has not historically been a hotbed of professional supercross talent. Cameron McAdoo changed that. He grew up riding at local tracks in the Missouri River country, built his speed through the amateur circuit, and earned his way into the factory program through results. Iowa's finest is six seasons deep in one of the most storied programs in the sport's history.