Cooper Webb confirms retirement from the AMA Pro Nationals after the 2026 season.

Cooper Webb has officially announced that the 2026 AMA Pro Motocross Championship will mark the end of his outdoor racing career. The Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha rider addressed speculation about his future in a YouTube video, confirming that the upcoming season will be his last in the AMA Pro Nationals. Webb encouraged fans to show their support and visit him in the pits during what promises to be a farewell campaign. Reflecting on his recent Supercross season, Webb described it as a rollercoaster of challenges and achievements. He secured one victory and eight podium finishes, despite a rocky start that included several crashes. Although he found a rhythm mid-season with consistent podium placements, the latter part of the year saw renewed struggles, marked by minor slide-outs rather than major incidents. Webb highlighted the physical and mental toll the season took on him, emphasising the importance of finishing intact above all else. Finishing third overall in the Supercross standings, Webb is now shifting his focus to the outdoor motocross season ahead. He expressed determination to give the 2026 season his best effort, signalling a strong commitment to ending his AMA Pro Nationals career on a high note. As one of the sport’s prominent figures, his retirement announcement marks a significant moment for the motocross community, with fans and competitors alike anticipating his final performances. Webb’s decision to retire after 2026 opens up questions about his future involvement in the sport, whether in coaching, team management, or other roles within the motorsport industry. His legacy as a competitive and resilient rider will undoubtedly influence the next generation of racers. As the next season approaches, attention will be on how Webb prepares for his swansong and the impact his departure will have on the championship landscape.