After an injury sidelined him from the 2025 Supercross series, the Aussie star roared back at the 450MX opener, sweeping both motos and setting the season’s tone. He would go on to clinch his ninth title in four years—one round early—further cementing his status as one of the sport’s greats.

In an unprecedented 450-class rookie year, Lawrence broke records, clinching the Outdoor MX title with an awe-inspiring 22-0 win-loss record.

Carrying his momentum from an undefeated Outdoor MX season, Jett continued his march to glory by dominating the inaugural 450 SuperMotocross World Championship.

Backing up his '22 250 East SX Championship in commanding fashion, the younger Lawrence brother clinched the '23 250 West SX crown with 6 wins and a flawless podium-finishing record.

At the tender age of 18, Jett clinched his second outdoor MX championship title, earning an impressive tally of 9 victories from 10 podiums.

In his sophomore SX racing season, Lawrence remarkably seized his first-ever Supercross championship in the 250 East Coast region with 4 victories and a perfect podium-finishing record.

At a mere 17 years old and in his second professional racing season, Jett clinched the 250cc Outdoor MX title, racking up four wins and eight podiums.

Jett has a career total of two overall wins and two podiums in the premiere 450 ranks

The youngest Lawrence brother has already racked up six 450 class wins and eight podiums in his rookie season on the big bike.

Jett went undefeated in his 450 rookie outdoor national competition, making history as the only rider to do so. He captured 11 overall wins and 22 moto wins along the way.

In three full seasons of 250-class Supercross competition, Jett won an impressive 13 races and racked up 23 podium finishes. 

Throughout his three seasons of outdoor motocross action in the 250 ranks, Lawrence tallied 14 overall wins, 20 moto wins, and 44 podiums.