Malcolm Stewart Supercross Rider Biography

 

Malcolm Stewart is a professional motocross rider based in the USA. Since 2011 participated in the AMA Supercross and Motocross championships.

In 2021, Newcomer Malcolm Stewart joined the Monster Energy Star Yamaha Racing Team, Known as the Mookie. In 2011, he made his professional debut and won the AMA Motocross Rookie of the Year Award. He continued to succeed in the 250 levels of the 2016 Monster Energy AMA Supercross 250SX Eastern Championship.

Stewart advanced to the 450SX Championship and showed great potential in the stacked top levels in 2017. In 2019, he missed the Glendale Supercross due to a femur bone injury, the Florida driver returned in 2020 with his best 450 seasons so far. He started to take a step in seven games in Salt Lake City, finishing fourth in the season finale and seventh in the standings. Stewart hopes to build on the Monster Energy Star Yamaha Racing team.
 

TEAM NAME: Monster Energy Star Yamaha Racing
Manufacturer: Yamaha
Team Manager: Jeremy Coker
Mechanic: Jason Montoya

Amateur Career:

Become PRO: 2011
Best Result of the Race Season: 1ST (250SX EAST)
2020 SEASON RESULT: 7th (450SX)

Accomplishments

 

•    7th place  Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship 450SX  in 2020
•    30th place Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship 450SX  in 2019
•    Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship 250SX East winner in 2016
• One-time Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship 250SX West Win
•    Two- times Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship 250SX East Wins
•    Pro Motocross 250 Class Rookie of the Year in 2011

 

Overview of the 2020 season

After suffering an injury in the 2019 season, Malcolm Stewart launched a strong and sustained Supercross campaign for 2020. Stewart slipped from seventh place after 15 of his top 10 games at the end of the season, tied with the 2020 outdoor motocross champion Zach Osborne.

Forecast Supercross 2022

In October last year, Stewart signed a Supercross season agreement with Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha, and he entered 2021 with a new look. Stewart, who is already very comfortable with the new wheels, this is an important step in the right direction. It will be interesting to see how this new support system affects his performance and momentum in the first round in Anaheim in January.

Overall Season Results

Year	Class	Points	Overall
2023	SUPERMOTOCROSS 450SMX	0	60
2023	SUPERCROSS 450SX	15	32
2022	MOTOCROSS 450	61	19
2022	SUPERCROSS 450SX	314	3
2021	SUPERCROSS 450SX	248	6
2020	SUPERCROSS 450SX	252	7
2019	SUPERCROSS 450SX	17	30
2018	SUPERCROSS 450SX	169	11
2017	SUPERCROSS 450SX	103	15
2016	SUPERCROSS 250SX East	180	1
2015	SUPERCROSS 250SX West	107	7
2014	SUPERCROSS 250SX West	137	6
2014	SUPERCROSS 450SX	1	43
2014	MOTOCROSS 450	128	16
2013	MOTOCROSS 450	197	13
2013	SUPERCROSS 250SX West	88	10
2012	MOTOCROSS 250	190	11
2012	SUPERCROSS SX LITES E	59	11
2011	SUPERCROSS SX LITES E	89	7
2011	MOTOCROSS 250	188	11