The motocross world is buzzing after DirtBikeLover.com reported that 21-year-old Australian sensation Jett Lawrence has signed a massive five-year contract extension with Honda HRC. According to insiders, the deal is worth a guaranteed $22.5 million, making it the biggest in the history of two-wheel off-road racing.

The contract includes a $4.5 million annual base salary and a performance-based bonus structure that could push total earnings beyond $60 million. If Lawrence hits key targets such as race wins and championships, he could earn up to $8 million per year in bonuses.

Five-year deals are almost unheard of in motocross, where most riders sign year-to-year. This agreement marks a major shift in how top-tier riders are valued and retained.

The deal surpasses those once held by legends like Ken Roczen, Ricky Carmichael, and James “Bubba” Stewart. With an option to extend beyond 2029, Jett Lawrence is now locked in as the face of Honda and the future of the sport.