Team Tedder-Husqvarna adds Webb for 2027-28
NXTbets Pro | Published On: October 1, 2026
Husqvarna partnership
Husqvarna Mobility has opened a new chapter with Team Tedder, and the move gives the race program a broader reach as it heads into its next stretch. The partnership will begin with the next Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship and run through the following two seasons, giving both sides a clear window to build around the same core plan. Husqvarna framed the deal as a collaboration, and the structure shows up in the expanded team identity as well. The group will compete as Rocky Mountain ATV/MC – Monster Energy – Team Tedder – Husqvarna Racing Team, a name that ties together the backing, the team operation and the factory support behind it. The announcement also signals continuity, not a full reset. Team Tedder remains the foundation, and Husqvarna now becomes part of the daily competitive picture. That matters in a championship series where stability, equipment and rider chemistry can shape a season quickly. The new partnership gives the program a factory-level anchor while keeping the Tedder name front and center. It also sets the tone for the next two seasons, with the team expected to build under one banner and one set of expectations. For Husqvarna, it is a direct step into a larger race effort. For Team Tedder, it is a chance to grow with a stronger manufacturer connection while keeping the same competitive identity that brought the deal together.
Team Tedder lineup
The biggest roster move inside the new agreement is Webb’s arrival alongside returning rider Justin Hill. The pairing gives the expanded team a two-rider lineup and puts Webb into a familiar kind of title-hunting environment, one built around top-level Supercross and major championship goals. Hill stays in place as the returning rider, which gives the team a steady presence as the partnership begins. Webb’s addition raises the profile of the effort and gives the program another rider who has already proven he can run at the front when the stakes climb. The team now has a clear foundation around those two names, with the new structure built to carry both riders under the same expanded banner. That kind of setup matters in a sport where every adjustment, from the bike to the calendar to the support system, feeds directly into results. Husqvarna’s announcement points to a collaboration that stretches beyond a single event or a short-term arrangement. It is a wider commitment that lines up the team name, the rider lineup and the manufacturer relationship. With Webb and Hill together, the organization has a defined direction and a roster that can carry the partnership forward through its first seasons. The move is also a clean sign that both sides expect the team identity to match the level of its ambitions. It is no longer just Team Tedder. It is a larger racing operation with a factory partner and two riders who will carry the load.
Cooper Webb
Webb’s first race on the Husqvarna FC 450 Factory Edition will come at the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations in Ernée, France, where he will line up for Team USA for the fourth time. That debut gives the new partnership an immediate stage before the full Supercross commitment begins, and it puts Webb back in a major international event under a new manufacturer banner. The Motocross of Nations start matters for more than one reason. It is the first chance to see Webb on the Husqvarna machine in competition, and it also gives Team USA another familiar name in the mix. Webb has already built enough experience in the event to return for a fourth appearance, which adds another layer of value to the outing. After that, his focus shifts back toward the championship chase that motivated the move in the first place. Webb said the deal gives him a chance to chase another 450SX title after he finished third in the standings this year. That goal sits at the center of the signing. Husqvarna and Team Tedder are not just adding a rider, they are adding a rider with a clear mission and recent form that still puts him in the title conversation. The new partnership gives Webb a path into that chase, and the early race in France will be the first public look at how the collaboration works on track.
