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AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross: The race numbers for 2027 have been confirmed

The AMA has announced the race numbers for the 2027 season. Supercross champion Ken Roczen (Suzuki) could line up with number 1. The two Coenen brothers will race with numbers 64 and 79.

This article is an automatically generated English version. The Original Article was published in German.

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The AMA has published the start numbers for the coming season. Supercross champion Ken Roczen (Suzuki) could line up with start number 1 in Supercross. SMX champion Jorge Prado will switch back to his start number 61 next year, having worn number 26 this year. The Spaniard may wear start number 1 in the SMX Playoffs. The two Coenen brothers have also been allocated two-digit start numbers: Sacha Coenen will race in the 250cc class with number 64. Lucas has been allocated number 79 in the 450cc class. Of course, a number of start numbers will also become available, such as Eli Tomac’s #3 and Dylan Ferrandis’s #14, as both have retired. Should Antonio Cairoli wish to compete again next year, he would be allocated start number 80.

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AMA race numbers 2027

1 – 450 SMX: Jorge Prado

1 – 450 SX: Ken Roczen

1 – 450 MX: Hunter Lawrence

1 – 250 SMX: Levi Kitchen

1 – 250 MX: Cole Davies

1E – Cole Davies

1W – Haiden Deegan

2* – Cooper Webb

3* – Eli Tomac

4* – Chase Sexton

5** – Cole Davies

7* – Aaron Plessinger

10** – Ryder DiFrancesco

11* – Kyle Chisholm

12* – Shane McElrath

14* – Dylan Ferrandis

15* - Dean Wilson

16 – Chance Hymas

17* – Joey Savatgy

18* – Jett Lawrence

19 – Julien Beaumer

20 - Kayden Minear

21* - Jason Anderson

22 – Nate Thrasher

23 – Seth Hammaker

24* - R.J. Hampshire

25 – Carson Mumford

26 – Daxton Bennick

27* - Malcolm Stewart

28* – Christian Craig

29 – Michael Mosiman

30* - Jo Shimoda

31 – Jordon Smith

32* - Justin Cooper

33 - Mikkel Haarup

34 – Lux Turner

35 - Caden Dudney

36* - Garrett Marchbanks

37 - Dilan Schwartz

38* - Haiden Deegan

39 – Drew Adams

40 - Max Vohland

41 – Hunter Yoder

42 – Landen Gordon

43 – Mitchell Harrison

44 – Nicholas Romano

45* – Colt Nichols

46* - Justin Hill

47* - Levi Kitchen

48 – Max Anstie

49 – Casey Cochran

50 – Coty Schock

51* – Justin Barcia

52 - Devin Simonson

53 – Avery Long

54 – Benny Bloss

55 – Pierce Brown

56 – Henry Miller

57 – Parker Ross

58 – Marshal Weltin

59 – Derek Kelley

60 - Cornelius Tøndel

61** - Jorge Prado

62 - Valentin Guillod

63 - Cameron McAdoo

64 - Sacha Coenen

65 – Vince Friese

66 – Joshua Varize

67 – Grant Harlan

68 – Gavin Towers

69 – Fredrik Noren

70 – Deacon Denno

71 – Lorenzo Locurcio

72 – Jed Beaton

73 – Mark Fineis

74 – Justin Rodbell

75 – Jeremy Hand

76 – Kyle Peters

77 – Luke Neese

78 - Luke Clout

79 – Lucas Coenen

80 - Antonio Cairoli

81 - Cullin Park

82 - Brodie Connolly

83 - Robbie Wageman

84 - Crockett Myers

85 – Mitchell Oldenburg

86 – Izaih Clark

87 – Carson Wood

88 – Landon Gibson

89 – Alex Larwood

90 – Enzo Temmerman

91 – Kevin Moranz

92 – Cole Thompson

93 – Anthony Bourdon

94* - Ken Roczen

95 – Matti Jorgensen

96* - Hunter Lawrence

97 – Francisco Garcia

98 – Jalek Swoll

99 – Roan van de Moosdijk

*) Career numbers

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