Matt Moss, a talented motocross rider, is gearing up to join CDR Yamaha for the upcoming 2024 FIM World Supercross Championship. This move will complete the 450cc WSX class grid for the upcoming season, adding even more excitement to the competition.
Having previously made his mark in the WSX’s 250cc SX2 class with Bud Racing in 2022, Moss is no stranger to the world of international motocross. His skills and determination have propelled him to the premier WSX class for 2023, where he represented ClubMX at the British and Abu Dhabi GPs. Despite facing some setbacks due to injuries, Moss has proven himself to be a force to be reckoned with on the track.
Looking ahead to the 2024 season, Moss is eager to once again test his abilities against the best riders in the world. His experience racing internationally has only fueled his passion for competition, and he is determined to make his mark on the WSX circuit. With his speed, tenacity, and championship-winning experience, Moss is poised to make a strong run for the title this season.
In joining CDR Yamaha, Moss will have the opportunity to team up with Eli Tomac, an eight-time AMA Motocross and Supercross champion. The collaboration between CDR Yamaha and Star Racing will see both riders competing on the global stage, bringing together a wealth of talent and experience to the track.
Excitement is building for the start of the 2024 WSX season, which is set to kick off on October 26 at BC Place in Vancouver. The season will feature thrilling races in locations around the world, including the double-header WSX Australian GP at HBF Park in Perth and the season finale at Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Arena on December 4. Fans can expect intense competition and jaw-dropping performances from some of the top riders in the sport.
Craig Dack, Team Principal at CDR Yamaha, is thrilled to have Matt Moss on board for the upcoming season. He has long admired Moss’s talent and work ethic, and believes that he has what it takes to become a World Champion. With Moss and Eli Tomac leading the charge, CDR Yamaha is poised for success on the international stage.
As the 2024 FIM World Supercross Championship draws near, fans and riders alike are eagerly anticipating the thrills and excitement that the upcoming season will bring. With a dynamic duo like Moss and Tomac on the track, the competition is sure to be fierce, and the racing action is bound to be unforgettable. Stay tuned for all the adrenaline-pumping action as the world’s best motocross riders battle it out for glory on the global stage.
