Before the Unadilla Return and the 250 class in the Pro Motocross Final at Ironman, Ken Roczen issues a warning to Haiden Deegan.

Ken Roczen will return for two of the last three rounds of the Genius Motocross season, dashing in the 450 division in the Unadilla Public and on a 250 in the Ironman Public.

“I need to let you folks realize that I am in for the 450 class at Unadilla,” Roczen said in an Instagram post. “Very amped up for it for my re-visitation of Ace Motocross. What’s more, in addition, as a little shock, I will race a RM-Z250 at Ironman. Yes, you heard that right. I will stir it up with the children. Very amped up for it. It’s been around a long time since I’ve ridden a 250 no doubt, however I figured, what difference would it make? Have a good time, right?”

Roczen has been out of SuperMotocross Big showdown contest since breaking bones in his lower limits in a terrifying accident in Nashville, Tennessee, in a Beast Energy Supercross race in April.

Subsequent to missing the last three Supercross races of 2024 and the start of Master Motocross, he is twelfth in joined SuperMotocross focuses with minimal possibility climbing in the standings. He trails Eli Tomac by 59, with Tomac peering toward the Budds Brook (Md.) Nationals as his probably return. Roczen might actually lose a couple of positions in the 450 standings in the event that Shane McElrath defeats a nine-point deficiency by hustling the three last races or on the other hand on the off chance that Christian Craig scores 23 additional focuses in those rounds.

Riders are granted cultivating focuses for their positioning in the SuperMotocross standings toward the finish of the Experts