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Salisbury Today
By the People, for the People
10-Year-Old Motocross Rider Lands Major Sponsorship
Local business backs rising young talent with ADHD
Apr. 3, 2026 at 5:19am
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A local sponsorship deal gives a talented young motocross rider the resources to accelerate his competitive career.Salisbury TodayA 10-year-old motocross rider from Salisbury, Maryland named Sam McEvoy has received a major sponsorship deal from a local business. McEvoy, who has ADHD, recently moved up to the competitive 85cc motocross category and the new sponsorship will provide critical financial and logistical support for his racing career.
Why it matters
Motocross is an expensive and demanding sport, especially for young athletes. This sponsorship deal gives Sam McEvoy, a talented rider with ADHD, the resources he needs to continue pursuing his passion and develop his skills at a high level of competition.
The details
Sam McEvoy, a 10-year-old motocross rider from Salisbury, Maryland, has received a major sponsorship from a local business to support his racing in the 85cc category. The sponsorship will provide financial assistance for equipment, travel, and other costs associated with competing at a high level in the sport.
- Sam McEvoy recently moved up to the 85cc motocross category.
The players
Sam McEvoy
A 10-year-old motocross rider from Salisbury, Maryland who has ADHD and recently moved up to the competitive 85cc category.
What they’re saying
“This sponsorship is a game-changer for me. It's going to allow me to focus on my riding and competing at the highest level.”
— Sam McEvoy, 10-year-old motocross rider
What’s next
McEvoy will use the sponsorship funds to upgrade his equipment and travel to more races, putting him in a position to potentially qualify for national motocross competitions.
The takeaway
This sponsorship deal demonstrates how important financial support can be for young athletes, especially those facing challenges like ADHD, to pursue their dreams and reach their full potential in demanding sports like motocross.

