Maximus Vohland is back on the bike and the California native has found a new home. After just two races with Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki, Vohland suffered a season-ending injury ahead of the third round of Monster Energy AMA Supercross. His one-year deal with Kawasaki ended and he landed a ride with the ClubMX squad, getting back on the bike for the first time today. The press release from the team confirms Vohland’s contract is a two-year deal for the 2025 and 2026 SuperMotocross World Championship (SMX) seasons.
The following press release is from ClubMX:
Maximus Vohland joins Muc-Off/FXR /ClubMX team for 2025 and beyond.
The talented young phenom heads east to be a part of the growth and success of the team for the next two years.
CHESTERFIELD, SC: Max Vohland was one of the most decorated amateur racers of our time which quickly advanced him to the pro ranks in 2021. Some people may have said “too soon” but when the opportunity door opened, he had to take the chance. His team at the time saw the same thing everyone else did – an amazing level of seemingly endless talent that should propel him well into the future. He quickly made an impact with a string of top ten finishes in Supercross followed later that rookie season with some top five finishes in Motocross. His success on the outdoor circuit that year earned him the coveted Marty Smith Rookie of the Year award…