Quad Lock Honda is pleased to announce the signing of American, Michael Mosiman, who will join the team’s 250 program for the 2027 AMA Supercross, Pro Motocross and SuperMotocross World Championship (SMX) season.
With a professional career spanning nearly a decade, Mosiman brings race-winning experience, championship credentials and a proven ability to compete at the front of the highly competitive 250 class. His career highlights include winning an AMA 250SX West main event and finishing third in the 2022 Western Regional Supercross Championship, recording five podium finishes that season.
Having watched Quad Lock Honda build momentum since its inception in 2020, Mosiman believes the team’s direction, resources and partnership with former professional champion Kevin Windham offer the right environment to take the next step in his career.
“I’ve watched this team grow and build momentum over the years. 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”, said Mosiman.
“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.”
A proven competitor with unfinished business, Mosiman’s racing foundations were established in the American amateur ranks, where he competed at the prestigious AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s and earned multiple podium finishes before turning professional in 2017.
Since then, he has demonstrated the speed to win at the highest level, highlighted by his 2022 Supercross victory and third-place championship finish. His professional career has also included multiple motocross podiums and consistent front-running performances.
The path has not been without setbacks. Injuries and the inherent risks of professional motocross have interrupted his progress, but Mosiman remains confident in his ability to compete for the biggest prizes.
“It’s a brutal sport, and unfortunately injuries are part of it. Setbacks have not been easy but nothing worth doing ever is. I still believe I can win. The setbacks are just going to make the story even better,” Mosiman said.
“I’ve continued to show the speed, and I believe the right people have seen that. Yarrive and Kevin believe in me, and that means a lot. I’m looking forward to getting to work, building consistency and giving myself every opportunity to fight for a championship.” concluded Mosiman
