Jett Lawrence

Jett Lawrence's brother Hunter Lawrence is also a competitive motocross racer. The Lawrence family moved from Australia to Europe at the end of 2015 to pursue motocross, when Jett was 12 and Hunter was 16. The brothers later moved to the United States in late 2018.

Lawrence began dating Dylan Conrique in 2024.

Lawrence began riding dirt bikes at four years old and competed in local motocross events in Australia. In 2014, he won the FIM 65cc World Championship in Belgium. He later progressed through the German ADAC series and the European Motocross Championship.

In 2018, he moved into the 250 European Motocross Championship and won his first overall victory at the final round in Assen after winning both motos. He moved to the United States in late 2018 to join Factory Connection and earned Rookie of the Year honours in 2020.

Lawrence made his AMA Pro Motocross debut in 2019. His first full Supercross and Motocross season followed in 2020, although a broken collarbone at Anaheim 2 kept him out for six weeks. He returned to earn his first Supercross podium at Salt Lake City and finished fourth in the final 2020 AMA Pro Motocross standings.

After joining Honda's factory team in 2021, Lawrence won the AMA Pro Motocross 250 championship. He defended the title in 2022, while also winning the 2022 250SX East Supercross championship. In 2023, he switched from the East Coast to the West Coast and won the 250SX West title, his final 250cc Supercross championship.

Lawrence advanced to the 450cc class in 2023 and won his professional 450cc AMA Motocross debut at Fox Raceway with a 1-1 result. He clinched the championship in his rookie season and finished the outdoor series with a perfect 22-0 moto record. He also won the inaugural 450cc SuperMotocross World Championship.

In 2024, Lawrence became the first rider to win his 450cc debut at the opening round of Supercross in Anaheim. He then became only the third rookie to win the premier-class Supercross championship, after Jeremy McGrath and Ryan Dungey. He won a second consecutive 450cc SuperMotocross championship after defeating his brother Hunter Lawrence in the season finale.

A torn ACL at the fourth round of the 2025 Supercross season ended his campaign and left him 18th in the final 450SX standings. He returned for the outdoor season, won the 2025 AMA Pro Motocross 450 championship, and captured a third consecutive 450cc SuperMotocross World Championship.

Lawrence first raced professionally on a 450 at the 2022 Motocross des Nations, where he won the Open class with 1-2 results and helped Team Australia finish third overall.

At the 2024 event in England, he won the Open class and helped Australia secure its first Motocross des Nations victory. In 2025, Lawrence won the MXGP class overall at Ironman Raceway, while Team Australia, consisting of Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence and Kyle Webster, claimed the Chamberlain Trophy for a second consecutive year.