Isaac Woodworth

Isaac Woodworth enters the 2026 MotoAmerica season with significant momentum, returning to the Twins Cup class aboard the Karns/TST Industries Suzuki GSX-8R. Following a standout 2025 campaign, Woodworth has solidified his reputation as a premier talent in the paddock. Last season, he achieved a career-best 7th place in the championship standings, marking his highest professional ranking to date. His consistency was on full display as he secured eight top-10 finishes, highlighted by a career-high 4th place result at New Jersey Motorsports Park.

Woodworth’s progression through the MotoAmerica ranks has been methodical and impressive. After a breakout 2024 in Junior Cup—where he earned his first podium at Brainerd—he successfully navigated the transition to the more powerful Suzuki twin. From his early days racing minibikes in South Florida and competing in the North America Talent Cup, Isaac has evolved into a perennial front-runner ready to challenge for the podium in 2026.

Little Known Fact: Isaac looked up to Marc Marquez and Valentino Rossi as he was growing up. Was an avid baseball player before racing took over. Enjoys cycling and gym workouts for training.

MotoAmerica Stats
Wins:
Podiums: 1 (Junior Cup)

2025 – Finished 7th in MotoAmerica Twins Cup riding a Karns/TST Industries Suzuki GSX-8R. It marked his highest MotoAmerica ranking to date. Scored eight top-10 finishes with a best of 4th at New Jersey. 2024 – Scored his first-career MotoAmerica podium (3rd) in the Junior Cup race at Brainerd. Finished the year ranked 9th in Junior Cup, his first top-10 ranking as a pro. Raced a BPM Kawasaki.2023 – Scored championship points in four rounds of his rookie MotoAmerica season in Junior Cup. Earned two top-10 finishes. Ranked 20th in the final standings. Raced for Orlando Road Racing Academy Kawasaki Ninja 400. 2022 – Raced a round of the North American Talent Cup at Barber and scored a top-10 finish. 2021– Was a regular top 10 finisher in Mini Cup.