Gearing up for the upcoming 250 class AMA Supercross and Motocross championship campaigns, Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki has officially finalized a formidable five-rider roster. The marquee offseason move features Nate Thrasher making a high-profile switch from Yamaha to join forces with the powerhouse green squad.
Having secured seven career Supercross victories to date, the incoming American rider arrives with exceptionally clear ambitions for his new chapter. Thrasher made it abundantly clear that his sole focus is fighting at the sharp end of the field and challenging for the ultimate championship crown.
«I want to win races and fight for the championship,» Thrasher stated regarding his competitive mindset. Setting the bar extraordinarily high for himself, he added, «My goal is ten victories.»

The squad will be anchored by defending 250SMX champion Levi Kitchen. Although Kitchen missed out on the individual Supercross and Motocross titles this year, his triumphant run to the 250SMX crown marked the 32nd professional championship victory for the iconic Pro Circuit operation.
Team manager Mitch Payton expressed tremendous optimism regarding the incoming talent and overall roster depth. With Seth Hammaker returning from shoulder rehabilitation alongside promising talents Drew Adams and full-time promotion Nick Romano, the team enters the new year with immense momentum.



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