#63 Cameron McAdoo

Cameron McAdoo claimed four podium finishes during the 2023 Monster Energy® Supercross Championship. A practice crash before Glendale SX resulted in a shoulder injury that sidelined McAdoo for the remainder of the season. 

Eager to launch his bid for championship supremacy in 2022, McAdoo started the 250SX Eastern Regional Championship with five consecutive podium finishes including a Main Event victory in Arlington. McAdoo was a close runner up in the championship points standings until Round 6 when he sustained a shoulder injury prior to the race that would ultimately sideline him for the remainder of the season. McAdoo made a full recovery to return to competition at Round 9 of the AMA Pro Motocross Championship and secured two top-10 overall finishes prior to the conclusion of the season.

Taking the field by storm, Cameron McAdoo finished on the podium at six of the nine 2021 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Western Regional 250SX Class rounds. McAdoo put an exclamation mark on his career best season when he grabbed hold of points leader’s red plate and claimed his first supercross race win in Daytona, FL. McAdoo earned a career best third place in the Monster Energy 250 West Standings before an injury sustained at Round 1 of the Pro Motocross Championship benched him for the remainder of the racing year.

Representing the West coast for the 2020 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season, Cameron McAdoo made waves in the 250SX class after claiming his first podium finish for Pro Circuit in Salt Lake City, Utah. McAdoo earned three Top-10 finishes during the season and was hungry for more when the AMA Pro Motocross season got underway, going on to earn four Top-10’s before the motocross season concluded. McAdoo is ready to be a consistent podium contender in 2021 and bring home career-best finishes aboard his KX™250.

Cameron McAdoo earned six top-10 finishes in the 2019 Monster Energy® AMA Supercross 250SX West class season, including his career-best third-place finish at the final round in Las Vegas, NV. After not racing the first three rounds, he bounced back to complete the AMA Pro Motocross Championship series with six top-10 finishes. Equipped to take on the 2020 season, McAdoo returns to Kawasaki Team Green where he flourished throughout his amateur career.

Once again Cameron was selected to race the 250SX Eastern Regional series, breaking into the top 10 in Tampa, Florida but was unable to finish out the season. He returned to racing part way through the Pro Motocross season, eventually breaking into the top 10 at Unadilla with a ninth.

Cameron makes his professional debut this year, competing in the 250SX Eastern Regional series and tallying up three top-10 finishes. After starting the Pro Motocross series 16th overall at Hangtown, his season was cut short with injury.