Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki Confirms 2026 SuperMotocross Lineup

Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki have confirmed their 250 lineup for the 2026 SuperMotocross season.

And, it’s a familiar one.

All four riders on the 2026 squad rode for the team in 2025. Drew Adams, Seth Hammaker, Levi Kitchen and Cameron McAdoo will all return in 2026. Garrett Marchbanks, who was expected to return in 2026, is moving up to the Monster Energy Kawasaki 450 team alongside Chase Sexton. Ty Masterpool, who rode for the team in 2025, will not return.

Here is more from the official press release:

Adams’ pro debut began earlier than expected this year at Round 3 of Monster Energy Supercross, where he delivered a strong Top-10 performance. He went on to achieve his career-best finish with fifth overall at Ironman Raceway and earned the Rookie of the Year award. Adams’ resilience and determination mark him as a young talent to watch as he progresses in the 250 Class. 

Following a breakout season in the 2025 Monster Energy Supercross Championship, Hammaker is back for 2026 and ready to pick up where he left off. After claiming two wins and finishing second in the standings, Hammaker is determined to claim the supercross title this upcoming year. 

Coming off a strong Pro Motocross season, Kitchen enters his third year with Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki. Ready to show the speed he unlocked over the summer, Kitchen is determined to make his mark heading into the 2026 season and prove he is a championship contender.

While fighting an ACL injury, McAdoo earned his 23rd Monster Energy Supercross podium in 2025. At Round 8 in Daytona, McAdoo and the team decided it would be in the best interest to forgo the rest of the season for him to get surgery. The Iowa native continues to show his grit and determination every time he swings his leg over a bike, and the upcoming season will be no different as he embarks on a successful year.

“For 2026, we have all familiar faces returning to the team, and we look to build on their success from this past season,” said Mitch Payton, Team Owner Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki. “Seth’s breakout season in supercross marked a significant step forward, and we’ll look for him to carry that momentum into next year. Levi is very hungry for his first championship, and we know he is capable of it. We look forward to having Cameron back healthy and fighting for wins again. After finishing his rookie season, Drew is eager to continue improving and battling with the top guys. This upcoming year feels very promising for the team, and we’re eager to show the capabilities of the KX™250.”