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Welcome to the big reveal! Team HRC Honda has lifted the lid on who will be representing them and riding their bikes for the 2024 Supercross, Motocross and SuperMotocross seasons at a special event in Torrance, CA. Read the official press release below:
Last night, American Honda presented its plans for the upcoming 2024 racing season at an exclusive event in Torrance, California. The event, which took place in the impressive new Collection Hall and meeting space at the manufacturer’s Torrance campus, was attended by team sponsors, media members, and featured the highly-anticipated lineup for the factory Team Honda HRC, including riders, managers and technicians. The team is riding high on the success of its record-breaking 2023 season, which saw them clinch an incredible six professional AMA championships. Also revealed were the teams supported by Honda, including SmarTop/Bullfrog Spas/MotoConcepts Honda, SLR Honda, JCR Honda, Turner Racing Honda, Honda Off-Road Factory Racing, Raceco-USA Honda, and the newly-signed Phoenix Racing Honda, featuring two-time AMA Pro Motocross Champion Dylan Ferrandis in the premier class of AMA Supercross.
Jett Lawrence
Hunter Lawrence
Jo Shimoda
Chance Hymas
The impressive roster for Team Honda HRC includes Jett Lawrence, a 20-year-old who has already amassed six AMA crowns, including three in the 2023 season— the 250SX West title, the AMA Pro Motocross 450 championship, and the inaugural SuperMotocross title. Joining Jett is his brother Hunter Lawrence, who secured the 250SX East and AMA Pro Motocross 250 crowns last season. Additionally, Jo Shimoda will be taking Hunter’s spot aboard the CRF250R, alongside returning rider Chance Hymas. The team’s four-rider lineup stands as one of the strongest in their history, and they are focused on continuing their success into the coming season.
The return of key members to the team, including manager Lars Lindstrom and crew chiefs Grant Hutcheson and Jordan Troxell, will be instrumental in the team’s confidence for the upcoming season. Added to that are the skilled mechanics such as Christien Ducharme, Cameron Camera, Ben Griffith, and Thomas Harris, who will be pivotal to the team’s success.
The highly-anticipated 2024 AMA Supercross season kicks off on January 6 in Anaheim, California, followed by the 11-round AMA Pro Motocross series and the three-round SuperMotocross Championship.
Brandon Wilson, Manager of Racing and Experiential Marketing, shared his excitement for the upcoming season: “While it’s gratifying that we were able to get Team Honda HRC back on top where it belongs in 2023, this team’s proud legacy wasn’t built on a one-and-done philosophy; in fact, the recent success just makes us even more determined to keep it going in 2024. Fortunately, I think we have all the pieces needed to accomplish that: an incredibly talented rider roster, a capable crew, competitive machinery and valuable sponsors. And while of course the factory squad is the focus, I’m also very proud of the lineup of support teams we’re fielding in various disciplines. I can’t wait for the new season to get started.”
Lars Lindstrom, Team Manager, also expressed his thoughts on the event: “We just finished our 2024 season introduction for Team Honda HRC and the support teams.”