Which is with the Troy Lee Designs/Red Bull GasGas squad as of around a month or so ago. The Wilburįormer rider Wil Hahn, who spent years at Star Yamaha as the 250 team manager, has already settled in at his new home.
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Top Yamaha Prospect Levi “The Master Chef” Kitchen has already made pro starts for Star, and should factor into their 2022 plans. Outside of that, the team should remain the same. Elsewhere, Jalek Swoll, who’s had an excellent 2021, is expected to be back at Husqvarna in 2022. Mitch Payton rewarded his efforts with a new contract earlier this summer. Jo Shimoda, who came in late as a fifth rider, now sits as the best rider on the team. The odd man out on the team appears to be Jordon Smith, who has had perhaps the worst injury luck in the sport the last half-decade. Over in the Pro Circuit Kawasaki hauler, highly touted Kawasaki prospect Jett Reynolds is expected to make the jump to the pro ranks. A disappointment from the standpoint that he probably wanted a 450 ride, but he gets another couple of good shots at 250 championships in 2022. After missing all of Supercross after racing in the opening 15-seconds of the 250 West season, he sits fourth in this year’s outdoor tilt. The biggest piece of information is that Jeremy Martin will almost certainly be back with Star Yamaha on a 250 in 2022. Be on the lookout for the teams of France, Italy, Belgium, and The United Kingdom, as they should be contenders. With this year’s Motocross Des Nation now under two months away, team announcements should likely ramp up in the coming weeks. Herlings on the other hand has finishes of first, second (twice straight), and fourth in his last four races. The logical replacement for him is De Wolf, who sits 10th in the MX2 standings this year.Ĭoldenhoff is undefeated in his last four Des Nation Motos. A broken Scaphoid suffered at the Czech GP last weekend has knocked him off the team. While Roan Van De Moosdijk was set as the Dutch MX2 rider, that is no longer the case. Herlings and Glenn Coldenhoff will serve as the team MX1 and Open class entries. Des Nation TeamsĪs it currently stands for countries outside of the United States, the only Nation with a team set currently is the Dutch. The first event is on the fourth and fifth, and the second on the seventh and eighth of September. The other wrinkle here is that it will be two events in the span of just a few days. Turkey last hosted an MXGP event in 2019 at Afyonkarahisar. This is due to the Swedish GP being outright canceled for this year. Just announced on Tuesday, Turkey will now be hosting a doubleheader for MXGP in early September. Where this leaves the GP class riders of both Monster Energy Kawasaki and Rockstar IceOne Husqvarna remains to be seen, however. The Nestaan team currently employs Jed Beaton and Kay De Wolf. The Nestaan team, which is the premier Husqvarna team in the MX2 class, is apparently going to head the factory husky effort in both classes moving forward.
While it appears that the IceOne squad that runs the Factory Husqvarna outfit is moving to Kawasaki, there is a plan in place for next year. Herlings and Vialle will be the only riders across the pond for the orange brand in 2022 by the looks of it. Hoffer will also reportedly make the switch over as well, according to Andrew Hill of TMX in the UK. According to multiple reports, the De Carli faction will be making the switch to GasGas in 2022. The later faction could reportedly undergo another manufacturer change.
The longtime team, formerly running Yamaha’s up until 2009, fields Antonio Cairoli, Jorge Prado, and Mattia Guadagnini. But then there is also the De Carli sect of Red Bull KTM. There is the base factory Red Bull KTM squad, which employs Jeffery Herlings, Tom Vialle, and Rene Hoffer. While there are numerous 450 and 250 riders, the team is essentially split into two factions but are all technically teammates. The structure for the factory KTM squad over in Europe is a tad different than it is in America. You can catch all the latest news and race recaps here. Not just in America, but also in Europe on the MXGP circuit, particularly in recent weeks. There have already been numerous moves reportedly set in stone, but even more are beginning to trickle in. We now sit just short of two months away from most major moves in the American Supercross/Motocross scene taking form.
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