AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross numbers released for 2020

News 20 Sep 2019

AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross numbers released for 2020

Lawrence brothers earn double-digit numbers for next year.

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The AMA has released its top 100 pro rider numbers for the 2020 Monster Energy AMA Supercross and Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross championships, indicating a selection of changes for the new season.

Australian Hunter Lawrence (Geico Honda) has earned number 35 for next year, while younger brother Jett Lawrence (Amsoil Factory Connection Honda) will run number 83 when he elects to transfer to the professional ranks full-time.

One of the biggest changes for 2020 will be Adam Cianciarulo (Monster Energy Kawasaki), who has earned a single-digit after winning the 250MX outdoor title. Running his long-time amateur number of 92 over recent years, Cianciarulo will switch to number nine in his rookie 450 season.

250SX West champion Dylan Ferrandis (Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha Star Racing) has secured number 14 as a new career number, which was just released by the recently-retired Cole Seely.

RJ Hampshire (Geico Honda) and Justin Cooper (Monster Energy Yamalube Yamaha Star Racing) also gained career numbers, and will use 24 and 32 for 2020.

2020 AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross rider numbers:
1 (450SX) – Cooper Webb
1 (450MX) – Eli Tomac
1 (250MX) – Adam Cianciarulo
1W (250SX West) – Dylan Ferrandis
1E (250SX East) – Chase Sexton
2 – Cooper Webb
3 – Eli Tomac
4 – Blake Baggett
6 – Jeremy Martin
7 – Aaron Plessinger
9 – Adam Cianciarulo
10 – Justin Brayton
11 – Kyle Chisholm
12 – Shane McElrath
13 – Colt Nichols
14 – Dylan Ferrandis
15 – Dean Wilson
16 – Zach Osborne
17 – Joey Savatgy
18 – Weston Peick
19 – Justin Bogle
20 – Broc Tickle
21 – Jason Anderson
22 – Chad Reed
23 – Chase Sexton
24 – RJ Hampshire
25 – Marvin Musquin
26 – Alex Martin
27 – Malcolm Stewart
28 – Michael Mosiman
29 – Cameron McAdoo
30 – Brandon Hartranft
31 – Fredrik Noren
32 – Justin Cooper
33 – Josh Grant
34 – Tyler Bowers
35 – Hunter Lawrence
36 – Garrett Marchbanks
37 – Martin Davalos
38 – Kyle Peters
39 – Jordan Bailey
40 – Mitchell Oldenburg
41 – Ty Masterpool
42 – Ben LaMay
43 – John Short
44 – Kyle Cunningham
45 – Jacob Hayes
46 – Justin Hill
47 – Lorenzo Locurcio
48 – Henry Miller
49 – Chris Blose
50 – Benny Bloss
51 – Justin Barcia
52 – Austin Forkner
53 – Jimmy Decotis
54 – Jordon Smith
55 – Martin Castelo
56 – Justin Starling
57 – Derek Drake
58 – Sean Cantrell
59 – Josh Osby
60 – Mitchell Falk
61 – Alex Ray
62 – Christian Craig
63 – Jess Pettis
64 – Vince Friese
65 – James Weeks
66 – Enzo Lopes
67 – Jerry Robin
68 – Nick Gaines
69 – Carlen Gardner
70 – Dylan Merriam
71 – Ryan Breece
72 – Robbie Wageman
73 – Chase Marquier
74 – Mitchell Harrison
75 – Coty Schock
76 – Mike Alessi
77 – Kevin Moranz
78 – Jake Masterpool
79 – Isaac Teasdale
80 – Thomas Covington
81 – Anthony Rodriguez
82 – Cade Autenrieth
83 – Jett Lawrence
84 – Jo Shimoda
85 – Cole Martinez
86 – Joshua Cartwright
87 – Ramyller Alves
88 – Logan Karnow
89 – Marshal Weltin
90 – Killian Auberson
91 – Ryan Sipes
92 – Austin Politelli
93 – Blake Wharton
94 – Ken Roczen
95 – Carson Brown
96 – Justin Thompson
97 – Chris Howell
98 – Bradley Lionnet
99 – Brandan Leith


Source: MotoOnline.com.au

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