The world of motocross is abuzz with exciting news. Eli Tomac, a legendary rider, has announced that 2025 will be his last year with Yamaha. This highly anticipated season marks the end of an era for Tomac and Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing, a team he has dominated with for years.

Eli Tomac’s Final Year with Yamaha and the Rise of Haiden Deegan

The world of motocross is abuzz with exciting news. Eli Tomac, a legendary rider, has announced that 2025 will be his last year with Yamaha. This highly anticipated season marks the end of an era for Tomac and Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing, a team he has dominated with for years.

A New Chapter for Tomac

After the 2025 season, Tomac is expected to join a new team, although details remain under wraps. Rumors suggest potential suitors include Kawasaki or a hybrid team structure offering more freedom and mentorship opportunities. This move will undoubtedly spark a new chapter in Tomac’s illustrious career.¹

Haiden Deegan’s Leap to the 450 Class

Meanwhile, young phenom Haiden Deegan is set to make his mark on the 450 class in 2026. Deegan’s aggressive riding style, fearless mentality, and growing maturity have impressed fans and insiders alike. Yamaha is already preparing to launch Deegan’s career in the premier class, and expectations are high for his performance.

Tomac’s Legacy with Yamaha

During his time with Yamaha, Tomac has secured numerous championships, including 450SX and 450MX titles, and has been part of a victorious Team USA at the Motocross of Nations. His tally of 15 wins in 450SX and 14 moto wins in 450MX has solidified his position as one of the winningest riders in the sport.²

What’s Next?

As Tomac wraps up his final season with Yamaha, fans will be watching closely to see how he performs and what his new team will bring. Meanwhile, Deegan’s emergence promises to shake up the 450 class in 2026. With talent and determination, these riders are set to captivate audiences and push the limits of motocross excellence.