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Championship leader after Detroit. Eight Daytona wins. On KTM for the first time and faster than ever.

Colorado's finest. Multiple 450SX titles, Pro Motocross domination, and now leading the 2026 season.

Led the 450SX championship into Detroit after his first career 450SX win at Arlington. The Lawrence era has arrived.

Germany's most gifted rider, back on Suzuki, winning races and reminding the field why they fear his best.

The 2025 champion. Wears #1 in 2026 and is right in the title hunt, three wins already on the season.

Moved from Honda to Kawasaki for 2026. Returned from injury at Detroit and immediately reminded everyone he belongs at the front.

Two-time MXGP world champion making his full American debut. The Spaniard is fearless and learning fast.

Former 450SX champion, serial podium finisher, and one of supercross's most exciting riders when he's on form.

Riding the Ducati Desmo450MX in AMA Supercross — part of the most significant manufacturer addition to the series in decades.

Out for 2026 supercross with an ankle fracture, but his 2025 highlights show exactly what this sport will be missing until he returns.

The 2024 250SX West champion has graduated to the 450 class with Rockstar Husqvarna. Every gate drop is a statement.

Racing for Triumph Factory Racing in the 450 class as the British manufacturer makes its AMA Supercross debut. History in every lap.

Deegan's wire-to-wire 2025 West title run — the defending champion who hasn't ridden a 450 yet but is coming for everything.

In his final 250SX season, Deegan leads by 42 points. Late-race comebacks, rough-track mastery, total control.

At 32, Anstie wins Anaheim 1 to become the oldest 125/250SX winner in AMA history — by a single day. A bucket list moment.

Six MXGP Grand Prix wins, two WSX World Championships, MXoN glory, and the longest road to Anaheim in the paddock.

The Washougal, WA native battles Deegan all race in front of his home crowd in Seattle. The Pacific Northwest showed up.

Written off after a brutal 2024, back on Yamaha in 2026 with multiple podiums. The comeback story of the West class.

18-year-old from Waitoki, New Zealand wins all three races at Indianapolis. Just the fourth 1-1-1 sweep in Triple Crown history.

Holeshot to checkered flag at Lumen Field. First career win at 17 years old. From Waitoki to the top step in one remarkable rookie season.

Hard wall-jump crash in the afternoon. Still hurting at night. Won wire-to-wire anyway. Pennsylvania grit, fully on display.

Runner-up to Tom Vialle by just three points. The title that got away — and the fuel driving everything in 2026.

Five wins in the final ten events of 2025, the 250SMX World Championship, and the most dominant form of his career.

Two fractured neck vertebrae. Surgery in November. Cleared to race four days before Arlington. Holeshotted the main event. This is not a normal person.

One year after breaking a vertebra at the same venue, Brown takes the lead and wins. "There were so many nights I didn't think this was possible."

Fractured vertebra, broken collarbone, race leads ended by crashes. And one perfect night at Arlington. The career of a fighter.

192 points and leading the MXGP championship as a rookie. The Belgian teenager is rewriting the record books one moto at a time.

178 points, 2nd in the championship. Chain drama in Switzerland cost him dearly, but the fastest man in MXGP history isn't done yet.

Two-time MX2 champion, two-time 250SX champion, and now an MXGP overall winner. Vialle took advantage of chain chaos in Switzerland for a career milestone.

Six MXGP world titles. 124 points through four rounds. The Slovenian legend is still in the hunt and still the man everyone measures themselves against.

Coenen and Herlings both derailed chains in the same corner. Coenen DQ'd for outside assistance. The wildest round of 2026 so far.

Riola Sardo's brutal Italian sand track separates the contenders from the pretenders. The ultimate test of fitness and bike setup.

205 points, 100% podium record through four rounds, and a 24-point lead. The German is on a mission to defend his MX2 world title.

181 points, 2nd in MX2. While twin brother Lucas leads MXGP, Sacha is hunting his own world title in the 250 class. A family affair like no other.