Levi Kitchen

Washougal, WA

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Team: Monster Energy/Star/Yamaha Racing

Current Residence Cario, GA

Birth Date February 16, 2001

Manufacturer: Yamaha

Team Manager: Jensen Hendler

Mechanic: Konner Croushorn

Turned Pro: 2021

Best career season result: 27th, 2022 250SX EAST

2022 Season result: 27th, 250SX EAST

Racing Accolades

2021 Nicky Hayden AMA Motocross Horizon Award Winner
2020 AMA Amateur Motocross Rider of the Year

Lifestyle & General Interest

Enjoys cycling

2022 Season Recap: Kitchen was poised for a strong 2022 campaign but injury sidelined his Supercross season after just the second round following a solid ninth place finish at the Eastern Regional 250SX Class opening round in Minneapolis. Kitchen turned things around with a strong Pro Motocross season finishing 11th overall with one podium and two additional top-fives.

2023 Outlook: Kitchen returns to the Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha team in 2023 looking for healthy season of success. Kitchen has yet to be given a fair shake in Supercross during his short career so far, it will be interesting to watch him compete up front after seeing his success grow this past summer in Pro Motocross.

Points Standings

Year	Class	Overall	Points
2023	250SX West	3	156
2022	250SX East	27	15

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTS

Date	Race	Class	Make	Model	Position
2023-01-07	1 – Anaheim I	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	7
2023-01-21	3 – San Diego	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	21
2023-01-28	4 – Anaheim II	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	1
2023-02-18	2 – Oakland	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	4
2023-03-25	11 – Seattle	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	6
2023-04-08	12 – Glendale	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	3
2023-04-22	14 – East Rutherford	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	12
2023-05-06	16 – Denver	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	2
2023-05-13	17 – Salt Lake City	250SX	Yamaha	YZ250F	3
2023-05-27	1 – Anaheim I	450SX	YAM	YZ	10
2023-05-27	3 – San Diego	450SX	YAM	YZ	7
2023-06-03	4 – Anaheim II	450SX	YAM	YZ	10
2023-06-03	5 – Houston	450SX	YAM	YZ	7