With the Lawrence brothers already out of the 2026 Monster Energy of Nations, at the Ernee circuit in France in October, more bad news as Kyle Webster, who has been on the Aussie team the last two years, will also miss out.

“P3 in the championship,” Webster said after the final round of the Aussie series, “Definitely not where we wanted to finish, but I’m happy to have made it to the end of the season. Unfortunately, I’d been dealing with some shoulder issues from the crash I had at Hangtown, which was making my right arm weak while riding. I had surgery last week and got the rebuild. Now it’s time for some downtime, get healthy, and come back stronger for next year. A huge thank you to my team and everyone in my corner. It’s been a massive effort from everyone, and I genuinely can’t thank you all enough.”

Jett and Hunter Lawrence had mentioned a few months ago that they would skip the event this year, but will be back next year and now with Webster also out, the complete Team Australia outfit will be up for the challenge of trying to finish top ten.

Yamaha rider, Jed Beaton will more than likely line up and Aaron Tanti, who finished second to his team-mate in the Australian motocross championship, along with another Yamaha rider Kayden Minear (Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing) seem like the logical team. Still a strong outfit and as we said, a contender for a top ten place in the 2026 MXoN.