Michael Mosiman will race for the Quadlock Honda Racing team in all three SuperMotocross World Championship series in the 250 division in 2027, joining Cameron McAdoo who also announced his move to the team in early October.
Debuting in 2017 with four rounds of the Pro Motocross series, Mosiman brings a decade of experience to the team. His first Supercross top-five finish came in 2019 with a fourth-place result in Seattle. He won his first, and so far only, SuperMotocross race in 2022 in San Diego.
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"I’ve watched this team grow and build momentum over the years," Mosiman said in a news release. "They’ve won races in the 250 class and achieved podiums in the 450 class. They seem to have their riders' backs and do everything in their power to help them achieve their goals.
"I want to reach my potential and see how good I can become as an athlete. I pushed to be a part of this program because I believe this is a place where I can progress my skills, develop the motorcycle and put myself in a position to fight for championships. Kevin Windham’s involvement was a big part of that decision, and I’m excited about what we can accomplish together."
The team will field four 250 bikes in 2027. In addition to McAdoo, Brodie Connelly and Alex Larwood on the small bike. Christian Craig competes on the 450 with Charli Cannon in the Women's Pro Motocross (WMX) series.
"Michael is one of the most talented riders in the class," said Yarrive Konsky, team owner. "His race win, championship result and career performances demonstrate what he can do, he has claimed two podiums this year and many top fives. We’re building a program around winning, not simply participating. American Honda has stepped up its support, Kevin is committed to helping us develop the riders and the team, and we’re putting the right resources in place.
"Michael has the speed and experience. Our job is to give him the environment, equipment and support to convert that potential into consistent results. We believe he can fight for championships, and that’s exactly what we’re working towards."