Drew Adams was injured on the first lap of the second race of the Eastern Divisional 250SMX Class Triple Crown in Cleveland when Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing rider Cole Davies landed on him. The incident produced a red-flag restart and left the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki rider unable to continue. Adams suffered wrist and thumb injuries to his surgically repaired left hand.

Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki announced Adams will be sidelined indefinitely as he recovers. Adams said he is “pretty banged up from head to toe,” and the team said he will focus on preparing for the upcoming outdoor season rather than competing in the immediate Supercross rounds. The announcement indicated Adams will be out for the Philadelphia Supercross, and he thanked fans and his team for their support as he rehabilitates.

Adams’s left hand had previously undergone surgery after a broken thumb sustained at Daytona that forced him to miss multiple rounds. No specific return date or medical update beyond the initial diagnosis has been provided, and the exact timetable for recovery is unknown. That uncertainty leaves his availability for the Pro Motocross Championship, scheduled to begin on May 30, unclear and creates questions about Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki’s lineup and preparation for the outdoor season.