Chase Sexton is locked in and here to stay. The reigning Supercross champion has officially signed a **three-year deal with Monster Energy Factory Kawasaki**, marking the end of his constant team changes and the beginning of what he calls “a long-term home.” After stints with Honda and KTM, Sexton says this new chapter is about consistency, comfort, and commitment.
“I wanted something long-term,” Sexton said during the team’s announcement. “I really don’t like changing teams anymore. I want to build something here — not just jump around. Kawasaki has a plan, and I’m all in.”
And it’s already showing. Sources from the test track say Sexton has been **flying** on the new green machine — smoother, faster, and more confident than ever. Early feedback suggests Kawasaki’s engineers have tailored the bike around his precision-based riding style, giving him the balance and traction he’s been searching for.
Team manager Dan Fahie praised the partnership, saying, “Chase brings elite speed and professionalism. We’re focused on building a championship program around him for years to come.”
This move signals a major shift in the motocross landscape. Sexton’s stability with Kawasaki could reshape the factory 450 class dynamic heading into 2026, especially with rising competition from the likes of Jett Lawrence and Eli Tomac.
With testing already producing eye-opening lap times, fans are buzzing about how fast Sexton will be once the gate drops. For Chase, though, it’s not about proving a point — it’s about finding his rhythm again.
“I’ve bounced around enough,” he said. “Now it’s time to put down roots and win some races.”
Green looks good on him — and judging by the early pace, **Kawasaki might’ve just built the bike to beat**.
