Chad Reed Inducted into AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame
Date: October 23, 2025
Chad Reed, the Australian motocross icon, has been inducted into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame, completing a remarkable journey that began in his homeland and led to two decades of success in American AMA Supercross. Reed’s induction recognizes his outstanding contributions to the sport and secures his place alongside legends, including his idol, Jeremy McGrath.
Career Highlights:
- Premier Class Starts: 265
- Podium Finishes: 132
- Years Competed: Over 20 years
Reed first raced in the U.S. in 1999, eventually becoming a cornerstone of the Supercross paddock. His competitive spirit and consistent performance made him a familiar figure at every event until his retirement in June 2020.
Recent Developments:
Two days before his Hall of Fame induction, Reed demonstrated that his skills remain sharp by riding at ClubMX. Post-retirement, he is nurturing the next generation, with his son Tate considering a jump into the SMX Next amateur program and daughter Kiah making a name for herself in racing.
Quotes from Chad Reed:
Reflecting on his Hall of Fame induction, Reed stated, “I feel really lucky. Not many people can claim that they’re in multiple Hall of Fames.” He expressed deep emotions about joining his fellow competitors in this esteemed circle, calling it “an honor to be a part of that group.”
When discussing his relationships with fellow motocross icons, Reed mentioned receiving messages from Ricky Carmichael and Ryan Dungey, highlighting the camaraderie that persists despite past rivalries.
With Reed’s legacy firmly established, he continues to engage with the sport that defined his career while fostering his children’s burgeoning interest in motocross.
