The WLTN Kawasaki Race Team proudly represents Canadian Kawasaki Motors. as its only Canadian factory-supported motocross race team. The team will compete in the Jetwerx MX Triple Crown Series tour this summer, travelling from the West coast to the East coast and ending in Walton.

Meet the team.

  • Quinn Amyotte - 250 Pro

    Name: Quinn Amyotte
    Hometown: Blackstock, ON
    Occupation: Professional racer and instructor
    Bike Number: 14
    Race Class: 250 Pro
    Bike: KX250
    Socially: @quinnamyotte14

    Quinn Amyotte’s a fan-favourite in Ontario. With his easy-going demeanour, quick smile and affable personality, you can’t help but be drawn to the racer. Quinn toured the country last year for the first full year, and his results mixed with his fitness and determination have earned him a full-time ride with the WLTN Kawasaki Seven team for 2024.

  • Brett Lee - Team Principal

    Name: Brett Lee
    Hometown: Walton, ON
    Occupation: Co-Owner @ Walton Raceway, Motocross School + Lesson Instructor
    Socially: @Brett991

    “I love racing.” says Brett. “I have always loved it and it has been in my life since day one. The idea of if now being part of a Pro racing team, and to have the Kawasaki brand to compete on is a privilege. I am excited about the people on this team and the year to come!”

  • Steve Simms - Crew Chief

    Name: Steve Simms
    Hometown: Shelburne, ON
    Occupation: Crew Chief/Race Manager
    Socially: Steve_simms_738

    New to the team is Team Manager Steve Simms. Simms comes to WLTN Kawasaki with an extensive racing resume in Canadian racing and around the world. Leading several teams, including his own, Steve will bring experience and knowledge that will give the team techs and riders a technical advantage in 2024.

    “Our 2024 team is excited to start the new race season. It is new to me, so getting to know one another and developing their bikes specific to the riders’ needs and riding styles will be a challenge, but I am excited to take that on. I have a great relationship with both Brett and Melody, and we have been clear with each other about what we each expect. I believe in the riders on the team and I am excited to work with both Jadon Brown and Mitch Godkin helping them give the riders every opportunity to be successful. This is exciting for me to have this opportunity, and I am motivated to be successful with WLTN Kawasaki.”

  • Melody Hodgson - Logistics

    Name: Melody Hodgson
    Hometown: Walton, ON
    Occupation: Co-Owner @ Walton Raceway, WLTN Kawasaki Logistics Coordinator, Motocross School Manager
    Socially: @melohodgson

    Melody has been involved in the professional side of Canadian motocross since 2005, and at the co-helm of Walton Raceway officially since 2018. The largest amateur race in Canada, the Walton TransCan Grand National Championship, is her main focus. but she admitted loves the dynamics of a professional motocross team.

    “The best part of owning a team? The opportunity to travel Canada representing national brands and partnerships while also making core memories with my family.”

  • Jadon Brown - Mechanic

    Name: Jadon Brown
    Hometown: Lucan, Ontario
    Occupation: Mechanic
    Socially: @jadonbrown210

  • CC - Mechanic/Fixer

    Name: Cale Callan

    Hometown: Collingwood, ON

    Occupation: WLTN Kawasaki Logistics Coordinator - Big Dawg at True North Fleet, Lease & Remarketing

    Socially: @calecallan

    “ I really love being part of this team. I can not imagine being anywhere else, really excited about 2025!”

  • Caden Lee - Mechanic

    Name: Caden Lee
    Hometown: Walton, ON
    Occupation: Motorcycle Mechanic Motocross School + Camp Instructor
    Socially: @cadenslee13

    Caden found himself learning the ropes of a professional motocross mechanic last summer. Caden is an integral part to the WLTN Kawasaki team, and was 450 mechanic in 2024, and took on helping develop the team systems.

    “2024 was a big year from me and the team. I love traveling Canada, and everywhere motocross takes me. Motocross is our family passion and I am working to be part of the growth that will take us forward for years to come!”

  • Charlee Steffler - Hospitality

    Name: Charlee Steffler
    Hometown: Seaforth, ON
    Occupation: Hospitality Coordinator + Motocross School Instructor

    Charlee is a first-year student at Wilfred Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario. Charlee is a key planner in the annual Ride with Me Charity bicycle ride hosted by Tanner Ward and benefitting the Tanner Steffler Foundation and CMHC Oxford County.