Jason Anderson's 2025 Season: A Story of Resilience and Change

A Mixed Bag of Results

Jason Anderson had a year of ups and downs in 2025. He competed in only 10 Supercross rounds and six Motocross Nationals, but still managed to secure three podium finishes and 11 top-10 results. This impressive record earned him a spot among the top 15 performers in the combined SuperMotocross League.

Supercross Struggles

Anderson started the Supercross season strong, standing on the podium in the first three rounds. However, his performance dipped in the following races, with an average finish of 7.2. Despite this, he caught the attention of fans and critics alike.

His struggles were not just about performance; he was also battling health issues that affected his training and mental state.

Shift to Pro Motocross

After a rough patch, Anderson decided to sit out the rest of the Supercross season to focus on Pro Motocross. He returned for the outdoor season but found it challenging to maintain his pace in the longer races.

His performance declined, and he eventually decided to skip the final five Motocross races and the SuperMotocross World Championship playoffs.

A New Beginning in 2026

Anderson's decision to step back from the remaining races was influenced by his upcoming move to a new team. He will be joining Pipes Motorsports Group on a Suzuki in 2026, teaming up with Ken Roczen. This change could bring a fresh start and a more enjoyable experience for Anderson.