2026 MX Circuit
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Rayden Woolls, Mackenzie Bam and Kabelo Ledwaba headline a new-look team focused on developing South Africa’s next generation of riders during the 2026 MX Circuit.

 

South Africa (03 March 2026) – As the 2026 motocross season gets underway, a new-look Tork Craft Husqvarna MX Team will line up with developing young South African talent and prepare them for the next level of competition.

The 2026 squad has been selected on merit, based on standout performances last season and their long-term potential within the sport.

This year’s team brings together three young riders at pivotal moments in their careers.

Twelve-year-old Rayden Woolls steps into the 85cc class after a dominant 2025 campaign in the 65cc division. Known as the “Triple Threat”, Rayden ended last season as the African, National and Regional Champion. A clean sweep that marked him as one of the country’s brightest young prospects.

In the Ladies Class, 16-year-old Mackenzie Bam continues her rapid rise in the sport. After just one year of competitive motocross, she finished second in both the National and Regional Championships. Still relatively new to the racing scene, Mackenzie’s development will be closely watched this season.

Fourteen-year-old Kabelo Ledwaba enters 2026 with unfinished business. After leading the 85cc National standings last year, his title hopes were disrupted following his participation in the Junior World Championships. Now transitioning to a different class, Kabelo is widely regarded as a strong podium prospect.

Photo Credit: Tork Craft Husqvarna MX Team

Guiding their development are experienced mentors Tony Riddell and Ryan Hunt, both former national champions with international racing backgrounds.

“Working with these young athletes is about more than preparing them for races,” says Tony Riddell.

Now the focus shifts to the National and Regional circuits set to begin! These racers reflect a development pathway made to strengthen South African motocross from the grassroots up.


Sources: Supplied 
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