Plessinger Poised for a Strong Season with New Team Dynamics
Austin, TX – Aaron Plessinger is back on the bike and ready for the upcoming race season after a brief illness that had sidelined him. “I was just trying to be a hard head when I should have been resting,” Plessinger stated, but after four successful days of practice, he reports feeling “100 percent” and ready for competition. The 27-year-old emphasized his improvement, noting, “The arm pump is real, but as far as sickness goes, I think I’m back. We’re back, baby.”
Heading into the 2026 season, Plessinger will share the track with an impressive lineup of teammates that includes Eli Tomac and Jorge Prado. Reflecting on his career, he remarked, “I’ve had the privilege of riding alongside greats like Justin Barcia, Marvin Musquin, and Ryan Dungey. It’s cool to think about, and I’m still a fan of the sport.”
Plessinger highlighted the collaborative atmosphere among teammates, stating that he and Cooper Webb particularly feed off each other’s energy. “I think this year is going to be really good. We’ll learn a lot from each other,” he expressed, hinting at the potential for significant team synergy.
With training ramping up next week, Plessinger is optimistic about the season ahead. “It’s going to be a damn good year,” he concluded, underscoring his enthusiasm for the challenges to come. As fans await the start of the season, Plessinger’s resilience and team dynamics promise an intriguing narrative in the competitive landscape of motorsports.
