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Hometown: Castleman, Ontario, Canada
Class: 450 Pro
Number: 12
Team: WLTN Kawasaki
Instagram: @sebastien_racine12)

Sébastien Racine is one of Canada’s brightest young motocross talents, known for his raw speed, and relentless work ethic. He built a reputation on both 250 and 450 machinery, consistently showcasing a maturity well beyond his years. Now stepping into the 450 class as a rookie, Racine brings big expectations and the skillset to match, aiming to establish himself as one of Canada’s elite racers.

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

Caden Lee quickly went from learning the ropes to turning wrenches at the highest level. After spending 2023 immersed in the world of professional motocross, Caden stepped up as the 450 mechanic for WLTN Kawasaki in 2024. That fall, he took another leap—joining MCR Honda for the World Supercross Championship, gaining valuable international experience in one of the sport’s most competitive arenas.

With a strong work ethic and a deep-rooted family connection to motocross, Caden is all-in on building a future in the industry.

Steve Simms
Hometown: Shelburne, ON
Role: Principal/ Team Manager
Instagram:@steve_simms_738

Steve Simms joins WLTN Kawasaki as Crew Chief and Race Manager with an impressive resume that spans Canadian and international motocross. Having led multiple teams—including his own—Steve brings a wealth of technical expertise, leadership, and a passion for high-performance racing. His presence adds a critical edge to the team's preparations and execution heading into the 2025 season.

Now entering his 3rd year with WLTN Kawasaki, Simms is focused on refining bike setups and building chemistry with the riders and crew. His deep understanding of rider needs, combined with his hands-on approach, ensures the team is equipped for success on and off the track.

Kerry Runciman
Hometown: Stratford, Ontario
Role: Logistics

Kerry Ruchiman is the dedicated driver for the WLTN Kawasaki race team, bringing a steady calmness and dependable presence to the program. His professionalism on the road and around the pits makes him a valuable asset, ensuring the team arrives ready, organized, and focused every weekend.

Name: Brett Lee
Hometown: Walton, ON

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 Canadain Kawasaki brand to compete on is a privilege. I am excited about the people on this team and the year to come!”