With the building anticipation of 2020 Anaheim 1, last week we took a look at the 450SX class and who we expect to be where. This time we dig into the 250SX class. Some of these deals are official and several teams and riders have yet to announce their plans but this is what we are anticipating.

Check out our 250 team guide below—and keep in mind there might still be changes to come as we get closer to Anaheim 1 and the Monster Energy AMA Supercross opener.

Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki

Austin Forkner

Forkner raced for the team in 2019 but suffered a knee injury that ruined his chances of the East Region title, as he finished third in points. He missed all of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship but has been riding since September and is expected to be race-ready come the 2020 championship.

Garrett Marchbanks

Marchbanks debuted with the team in 2018 at the Hangtown Motocross Classic and made his debut in the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship at the 2019 Anaheim 1 opener. He will return for another year with the team.

Cameron Mcadoo

McAdoo turned pro with SmarTop/Bullfrog Spas/MotoConcepts Honda and then spent time with GEICO Honda in 2017 and 2018 and then in 2019 supercross as a fill-in. He was signed by the Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM squad as a fill-in rider for the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship, but 2020 will be McAdoo’s first year on the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki.

Jordon Smith

Smith turned pro with GEICO Honda but spent three seasons with Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM. Two thousand twenty will be his first year with Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki.

Rockstar Energy Husqvarna

Michael Mosiman

Mosiman, who turned pro with the team in 2017, signed a two-year deal with the team in July that will keep him on a Rockstar Energy Husqvarna FC 250 through the 2021 season.

RJ Hampshire

Following the Ironman National, Hampshire confirmed his departure from the GEICO Honda team, who he has raced with his entire professional career. As expected, Hampshire and Rockstar Energy Husqvarna agreed to a two-year deal.

Jalek Swoll

Swoll made his professional debut at the Unadilla National, where he finished 22-19 for 23rd overall. Swoll raced the 250 Futures class of the Monster Energy Cup in October, finishing 3-2 for second overall. It has not yet been announced if Swoll will race supercross or not.

GEICO Honda

Jeremy Martin

The team announced in December 2018 that Martin would miss the entire calendar year of AMA racing due to complications with his surgery. However, the team announced the following day they had signed him to a two-year extension that will see him with the team through 2021. J-Mart returned to racing for the first time since June 2018 at the Monster Energy Cup and is expected to be full go for the 250SX East Region Championship.

Chase Sexton

The 2019 250SX East Region will return to the team for another year. Sexton will move to the 450 Class for the 2020 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship and will move to the 450SX class in supercross 2021.

Christian Craig

At the end of July, Craig announced that he received his official suspension from the FIM for the anti-doping test he failed at the 2018 Daytona Supercross. Craig said in the post: “The two year suspension would mean I can no longer race until March 9th, 2020 and all results in between will be cleared,” but posted recently that he will head to Switzerland soon for his appeal. Whether his appeal stands or not, upon his return, he will be back with the team for another year.

Hunter Lawrence

After missing all of the 2019 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship due to injury, Hunter debuted with the team at the Hangtown Motocross Classic. He will make his debut in supercross this year.

Jett Lawrence

As expected, it was announced last week that Jett will in fact race the 2020 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. The 16-year-old made his pro debut with the team last year at the Unadilla National but he will make his professional supercross debut this weekend in Australia at the AUS-X Open.

Jo Shimoda

Like Jett, Shimoda made his pro debut with the team at the Unadilla National earlier this year and 2020 will mark his professional supercross debut.

Carson Mumford

The third GEICO Honda prodigy also debuted at several rounds of the 2019 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship. It has not yet been announced if Mumford will race supercross or not.

JGRMX/Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing

Alex Martin

Although the team has had to downsize their efforts and riders (from four 250SX riders to two riders total) Martin is the only one under contract still and will return to the team for the second year of his contract.

Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM

Brandon Hartranft

Hartranft made his pro debut with the Cycle Trader/Rock River Yamaha team in 2018 and after two years with the team, he has signed with the Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM team for 2020.

Derek Drake

After his first professional season of racing in the 2019 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship, the longtime KTM Orange Brigade amateur rider will continue his seventh season with the KTM brand as he joins the team full-time for 2020.

Pierce Brown

Brown made his professional debut at the Florida National but the 2020 supercross championship will be his first professional series.

Brian Moreau

The 17-year-old French rider will make his full-time U.S. debut with the team in 2020.

Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha

Dylan Ferrandis

The 2019 250SX West Region champ will return to the team for another year, his last in the 250SX—since he won a championship and champions are limited to four years in the class.

Justin Cooper

Cooper will return for another year with the team.

Shane McElrath

McElrath, who turned pro in 2013, had spent his entire career with the Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull KTM team but 2020 will be his first year on the Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha.

Colt Nichols

Signed an extension with the team in 2018 that will see him through the 2020 season.

Ty Masterpool

After his first professional season of racing in the 2019 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship, Masterpool will return to the team for another year.

Gas Monkey Energy/AJE Motorsports

Jacob Hayes

After an impressive start to his rookie supercross campaign, Hayes caught the injury bug that derailed the latter half of his season. The team officially announced its 2020 roster, including Hayes and Josh Osby, in early November.

Josh Osby

Osby raced for the newly formed CTR Motorsports team (a combination of Traders, Redemption Racing, and ClubMX) on a Yamaha YZ250F in 2019.

Team Allsouth

Kyle Swanson

Swanson will return for another year with the team.

Curren Thurman

Thurman will return for another year with the team.

Zane Merrett

After his first professional season of racing in the 2019 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship with support from The Professional Journey (TPJ)/Fly Racing team, 2020 will be his first year with Team Allsouth.

Phoenix Racing Honda

Jace Owen

Will race the 2020 Kicker Arenacross Championship and is then expected to race the 250SX East Region Championship as well. Owen will return for another year with the team.