has been nothing but bad luck for the Geico powersports honda rider. Kevin collided with James Stewart in the season opener while running in the top 5, finishing 15th. And a DNF in Indianapolis, while he was running in a strong in 3rd. In the 2010 supercross series Kevin once again showed he had what it takes to contend despite his age. He held the fastest qualifying times at a number of events including Atlanta, Georgia and Jacksonville, Florida. He found himself on the podium more than once. Windham won two consecutive races at one point, in Seattle and Salt Lake City. At the end of 2010 he signed a two-year extension to his contract with Geico Powersports Honda. In 2011 Windham finished the Supercross season in seventh position. He rode the first half of the 450 Class Motocross Championship, filling in for injured Honda riders Trey Canard and Josh Grant, achieving a number of top-10 finishes. He volunteered to join GEICO Honda teammates Justin Barcia and Eli Tomac to replace Christophe Pourcel, injured two weeks before, at the 29th annual Supercross of Bercy at Omnisport Paris, however he was unable to finalize travel documents in time. In 2012 Windham continues with Geico Powersports Honda, entering his 19th season as a professional motocross racer. However, while battling with James Stewart Jr. on the Final Lap during Heat of Round 13 at Houston, Windham crashed hard and suffered several injuries. Consequently, Windham will be out for the remainder of the 2012 Supercross Season. In 2018 Windham took part at the most prestigious motocross event in the world known as the Motocross of Nations representing none other than Puerto Rico, he was invited to be part of the team by long time friend, extreme sports icon and Nitro Circus ring leader Travis Pastrana, Pastrana's Puerto Rican roots made him want to raise awareness for the situation in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and made it his duty to do something about it. He contacted Gabriel Catala from the Puerto Rican motorcycling federation and it all took off from there. The team consisted of Travis Pastrana, Ryan Sipes and Kevin Windham. The team ultimately won the B-Final to make it to the main event, making them the most popular team at Red Bud Motocross during the event. Career Highlights 2010 2nd (SX) 2008 2nd (SX) 2006 2nd (250MX) 2005 3rd (SX), 2nd (250MX),