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Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki will be active at Anaheim 2 tomorrow night after drafting in 16-year-old Drew Adams at the 11th hour, leading into round three of Supercross 2025.

It’s understood that Adams was initially signed on a multi-year development program that would have seen him enter the Futures division next weekend in Glendale, while also being positioned in a reserve role.

However, following the exit of Levi Kitchen – who will instead enter the eastern region – followed by Ty Masterpool and Garrett Marchbanks, who are both out with hand injuries, Pro Circuit has given Adams the green light after securing his pro licence.

“We’re at Anaheim 2, I just got the call – I’m racing tomorrow night,” Adams announced. “I’m so pumped! I’ve been waiting on this moment for my whole life.”

Already a three-time winner in Supercross Futures, which is now part of the SMX Next program, Adams has extensive experience despite his youth, and will be the sole representative for Mitch Payton’s legendary factory-backed Kawasaki organization.