2025 AMA Supercross Championship | |
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Organizer | American Motorcyclist Association, Feld Entertainment (except Daytona), NASCAR Holdings, Inc. (Daytona) |
Discipline | Supercross |
Duration | January – May 2024 |
Number of races | 17 |
TV partner(s) | NBC Sports (NBC, USA Network, CNBC, Peacock) |
Champions |
The 2025 AMA Supercross Championship is the 52nd season of off-road stadium motorcycle racing in the United States.
Comprising 17 rounds, the series runs from January until May, crowning supercross champions in both the 250cc and 450cc classes, concluding with the Salt Lake City round on May 10. [1] Jett Lawrence goes into the season as the reigning champion in the premier 450SX class.
The series forms the first part of the 2025 SuperMotocross World Championship.
The 2025 AMA Supercross Championship is the 52nd season of off-road stadium motorcycle racing in the United States. Comprising 17 rounds, the series will run from January until May, crowning supercross champions in both the 250cc and 450cc classes, concluding with the Salt Lake City round on May 10.
Team | Constructor | No | Rider | Rounds |
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Team Honda HRC Progressive [3] | Honda | 1 | Jett Lawrence | 1–3 |
96 | Hunter Lawrence | 1–3 | ||
Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing [4] | Yamaha | 2 | Cooper Webb | 1–3 |
3 | Eli Tomac | 1–3 | ||
28 | Christian Craig | |||
32 | Justin Cooper | 1–3 | ||
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing [5] | KTM | 4 | Chase Sexton | 1–3 |
7 | Aaron Plessinger | 1–3 | ||
Twisted Tea Suzuki Presented by Progressive Insurance [6] | Suzuki | 11 | Kyle Chisholm | 1–3 |
45 | Colt Nichols | 1–3 | ||
Quadlock Honda Racing | Honda | 12 | Shane McElrath | 1–3 |
17 | Joey Savatgy | 1–3 | ||
Phoenix Racing Honda [7] | Honda | 14 | Dylan Ferrandis | 1–3 |
Monster Energy Kawasaki [8] | Kawasaki | 21 | Jason Anderson | 1–3 |
70 | Jorge Prado | 1–3 | ||
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing [9] | Husqvarna | 27 | Malcolm Stewart | 1–3 |
International Supercross Race Team | Kawasaki | 33 | Fredrik Noren | 1–3 |
282 | Theodore Pauli | 1–3 | ||
Gizmo Mods Rock River Yamaha Racing | Yamaha | 35 | Marshal Weltin | 1–3 |
43 | Grant Harlan | 1–3 | ||
981 | Austin Politelli | 1–2 | ||
Team Tedder Monster Energy KTM | KTM | 46 | Justin Hill | 1–3 |
Liqui Moly Beta Factory Racing | Beta | 49 | Mitchell Oldenburg | 1–3 |
57 | Benny Bloss | 1–3 | ||
Rockstar Energy Gas Gas Factory Racing [10] | Gas Gas | 51 | Justin Barcia | 1–3 |
Smartop MotoConcepts Honda Racing | Honda | 66 | Vince Friese | 1–2 |
200 | Ryan Breece | 1 | ||
Rides Unlimited Rocky Mountain ATV MC Racing | KTM | 72 | Anthony Rodriguez | 1–3 |
Estenson Racing/TruLine Corp | Yamaha | 77 | Jerry Robin | 1–3 |
Partzilla PRMX Kawasaki | Kawasaki | 78 | Cade Clason | 1–3 |
86 | Mitchell Harrison | 1–3 | ||
Progressive Insurance ECSTAR Suzuki [6] | Suzuki | 94 | Ken Roczen | 1–3 |
Smell Good Athlete | Yamaha | 121 | Chris Howell | 3 |
MotoWhips Racing Team | Gas Gas | 122 | Justin Starling | 1–3 |
Champion Tool Storage Geebo KMR KTM | KTM | 146 | Kevin Moranz | 1–3 |
Team Next Level Racing | Honda | 148 | Justin Rodbell | 1–3 |
173 | Hunter Schlosser | 1–3 | ||
199 | John Short | |||
645 | Colby Copp | 1–3 | ||
OnlyFans Big Mac Entertainment | Kawasaki | 169 | Logan Karnow | 1–3 |
Motosport Hillsboro/Legacy Racewear | Kawasaki | 207 | Rider Fisher | 1–3 |
Desimone Racing | Kawasaki | 339 | Joey Desimone | 1–3 |
Raylentless Racing | Honda | 388 | Brandon Ray | 2–3 |
The McGinley Clinic Privateer Support Program | KTM | 411 | Scott Meshey | 1–3 |
Yamaha | 412 | Jared Lesher | 1–3 | |
512 | Austin Cozadd | 1–3 | ||
KTM | 711 | Tristan Lane | 1–3 | |
Team SKVI CWF F3 Energy Rockwell | KTM | 509 | Alexander Nagy | 1–3 |
Buller Racing | Husqvarna | 542 | Johnnie Buller | 1, 3 |
Piazza Racing | Yamaha | 637 | Bobby Piazza | 1–3 |
Vault Leverage Capital | Husqvarna | 726 | Gared Steinke | 1–3 |
Doug Manhire Racing | Honda | 770 | Doug Manhire | 2 |
Team | Constructor | No | Rider | Rounds |
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Triumph Factory Racing Team [11] | Triumph | 19 | Jordon Smith | 1–3 |
325 | Stilez Robertson | 1–2 | ||
Red Bull KTM Factory Racing [5] | KTM | 23 | Julien Beaumer | 1–3 |
Rockstar Energy Gas Gas Factory Racing [10] | Gas Gas | 25 | Ryder DiFrancesco | 1–2 |
Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki [12] | Kawasaki | 26 | Ty Masterpool | 2 |
36 | Garrett Marchbanks | 1–2 | ||
47 | Levi Kitchen | 1 | ||
98 | Drew Adams | 3 | ||
Team Honda HRC Progressive [3] | Honda | 30 | Jo Shimoda | 1–3 |
Muc-Off FXR ClubMX Yamaha Racing | Yamaha | 37 | Coty Schock | 1–3 |
54 | Jett Reynolds | 1–3 | ||
Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing [13] | Yamaha | 38 | Haiden Deegan | 1–3 |
93 | Michael Mosiman | 1–3 | ||
100 | Cole Davies | 1–3 | ||
AEO Powersports KTM Racing | KTM | 48 | Talon Hawkins | 1–2 |
65 | Lux Turner | 1–3 | ||
134 | Avery Long | 1–2 | ||
Toyota of Redlands BarX Yamaha | Yamaha | 52 | Anthony Bourdon | 1–3 |
166 | Enzo Lopes | 3 | ||
334 | Brad West | 1–3 | ||
Team Solitaire Heartbeat Hot Sauce Yamaha | Yamaha | 58 | Derek Kelley | 1, 3 |
61 | Cole Thompson | 1–3 | ||
64 | Robbie Wageman | |||
Partzilla PRMX Kawasaki | Kawasaki | 63 | Hunter Yoder | 1–3 |
Rides Unlimited Rocky Mountain ATV MC Racing | KTM | 67 | Joshua Varize | 1–3 |
364 | Chad Saultz | |||
Miller Racing | Yamaha | 79 | Max Miller | 1–3 |
Host Grindstone Friesen Group Racing | Kawasaki | 85 | Maxwell Sanford | 1–3 |
101 | Dylan Walsh | 1–3 | ||
Gizmo Mods Rock River Yamaha Racing | Yamaha | 91 | TJ Albright | 1–3 |
378 | Kyle Wise | 1–3 | ||
MRPSBR Husqvarna Racing | Husqvarna | 99 | Brock Bennett | 1–3 |
155 | Dylan Cunha | 1–3 | ||
805 | Slade Varola | 1–3 | ||
KB Academy | Husqvarna | 108 | Kévin Ballanger | 1–2 |
Team Privateer Paddock | Yamaha | 113 | Braden Spangle | 1–3 |
289 | Robert Hailey | 1–3 | ||
Suzuki | 952 | Ludovic Macler | 1–3 | |
Phoenix Racing Honda [7] | Honda | 115 | Gavin Towers | 1–3 |
751 | Evan Ferry | 1 | ||
Harriman Concepts | KTM | 116 | Devin Harriman | 1–3 |
Firefly/Mountain Movers/Coal Train Jones Powersports Yamaha | Yamaha | 118 | Cheyenne Harmon | 2 |
Gear Services | Kawasaki | 119 | Logan Boye | 1 |
Smell Good Athlete | Yamaha | 121 | Chris Howell | 1–2 |
SLR Honda | Honda | 132 | Billy Laninovich | 1–3 |
302 | Parker Ross | 1–3 | ||
DPMX/OnlyFans Racing | Yamaha | 138 | David Pulley | 1–3 |
Desert Crown Racing | Kawasaki | 147 | Ryan Carlson | 1–2 |
Gaskin Service/Gator Wraps Racing | Gas Gas | 175 | Kaden Lewis | 1–3 |
Becker Racing | KTM | 260 | Nico Koch | 2–3 |
Yamaha | 279 | Wyatt Mattson | 1–3 | |
The McGinley Clinic Privateer Support Program | Triumph | 280 | Jack Beeland | 1–3 |
Yamaha | 512 | Austin Cozadd | ||
US 27 Motorsports | Honda | 299 | Konnor Visger | 1–3 |
3Bros Hatch Racing Husqvarna | Husqvarna | 310 | Kai Aiello | 1, 3 |
KTM | 316 | Ty Freehill | 1–3 | |
Kawasaki | 339 | Joey Desimone | ||
Kawasaki | 343 | Carter Biese | 1–3 | |
ARACOM Racing | Husqvarna | 344 | Justin Aragaki | 1–3 |
K&M Rebar Legacy Honda | Honda | 349 | Kile Epperson | 1–3 |
RG Racing | Kawasaki | 425 | Reven Gordon | 1–3 |
AP3 Rad Suzuki | Suzuki | 446 | Blaine Silveira | 1 |
Dream Chasers Racing | Yamaha | 461 | Hayden Robinson | 1–3 |
Experience Powersports | Yamaha | 476 | Collin Jurin | 1–3 |
RJC4 Racing | Gas Gas | 490 | Ragan Cochran | |
International Triumph Racing | Triumph | 500 | Julien Benek | 3 |
585 | Blake Davies | 1–3 | ||
Galaxy Cloaking/Cardinal Revenue Solutions/Turn One Powersports KTM | KTM | 501 | Scotty Wennerstrom | 1–3 |
KTM | 551 | Guillaume St-Cyr | 1–3 | |
Bar Aviation Racing | Yamaha | 565 | Stav Orland | 1–3 |
KTR Moto | Honda | 597 | Mason Kerr | 1–3 |
Kalaitzian Brothers Racing | Kawasaki | 636 | Luke Kalaitzian | 1 |
Monkey Business Racing | Gas Gas | 758 | Thomas Ralston | 1, 3 |
AJE Motorsports Gas Gas | Gas Gas | 800 | Preston Masciangelo | 1–3 |
KTM | 858 | Clément Briatte | 3 | |
Team Yosemite Fire and Security | Yamaha | 877 | Anthony Castaneda | 1–3 |
Storm Lake Honda | Honda | 942 | Deegan Hepp | 1–3 |
Smartop MotoConcepts Honda Racing | Honda | 943 | Noah Viney | 1–2 |
Thury Racing by FXR/Schilderwerk Beutha | Yamaha | 964 | Dominique Thury | 1–3 |
TMR Racing | Kawasaki | 976 | Josh Greco | 1–3 |
Team | Constructor | No | Rider | Rounds |
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Red Bull KTM Factory Racing [5] | KTM | 1 | Tom Vialle | |
Team Honda HRC Progressive [3] | Honda | 10 | Chance Hymas | |
Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing [13] | Yamaha | 20 | Pierce Brown | |
31 | Max Anstie | |||
34 | Daxton Bennick | |||
41 | Nate Thrasher | |||
Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing [9] | Husqvarna | 24 | RJ Hampshire | |
Phoenix Racing Honda [7] | Honda | 39 | Nick Romano | |
59 | Cullin Park | |||
Rockstar Energy Gas Gas Factory Racing [10] | Gas Gas | 40 | Casey Cochran | |
Michael's Reno/Stan Benson Racing Husqvarna | Husqvarna | 42 | Harri Kullas | |
Toyota of Redlands BarX Yamaha | Yamaha | 44 | Dilan Schwartz | |
Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki [12] | Kawasaki | 47 | Levi Kitchen | |
50 | Cameron McAdoo | |||
56 | Seth Hammaker | |||
Storm Lake Honda Buddy Brooks Racing | Honda | 55 | Henry Miller | |
Fire Power Parts Honda Racing | Honda | 60 | Carson Mumford | |
Muc-Off FXR ClubMX Yamaha Racing | Yamaha | 62 | Mark Fineis | |
Partzilla PRMX Kawasaki | Kawasaki | 73 | Preston Boespflug | |
Wildcat Race Team | Gas Gas | 74 | Lorenzo Locurcio | |
Triumph Factory Racing Team [11] | Triumph | 83 | Austin Forkner | |
Pos | Rider | Bike | TAM | DET | DAY | IND | BIR | FOX | PHI | EAR | PIT | SLC | Points |
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Pos | Rider | Bike | TAM | DET | DAY | IND | BIR | FOX | PHI | EAR | PIT | SLC | Points |
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