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Rockstar Energy Drink and Husqvarna have announced a long-term global partnership that will see all of Husqvarna’s official race teams named Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing.
“Aligning all of Husqvarna Motorcycles’ worldwide factory racing activities with Rockstar Energy Drink ensures a globally cohesive approach to all of our racing activities,” said Husqvarna vice president Robert Jonas. “Everyone within Husqvarna Motorsports has worked extremely hard to re-establish Husqvarna as a winning brand, and within all of our teams we have riders at the very top of their disciplines, all looking for success in 2016 and beyond. We’re looking forward to a strong, enjoyable and positive relationship with Rockstar Energy Drink.”
“In a world that is so connected, the time was right to break down borders and create one, global force in racing with Husqvarna,” said Michael Kelso, marketing director at Rockstar Energy. “We have a strong team and are looking forward to working together to reach the top in 2016 and beyond."
Here is a list of teams and riders that will fall under the Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing title:
Motocross World Championship
Max Nagl, Christophe Charlier, Max Anstie, Thomas Covington
US Supercross/Motocross
Christophe Pourcel, Jason Anderson, Martin Davalos, Zach Osborne
Enduro World Championship, Extreme Enduro & SuperEnduro
Mathias Bellino, Danny McCanney, Pascal Rauchenecker, Josep Garcia, Graham Jarvis, Mario Roman
US Off-road & EnduroCross
Jacob Argubright, Andrew Delong, Josh Strang, Mike Brown, Colton Haaker
Dakar Rally & Cross-Country Rallies World Championship
Ruben Faria, Pablo Quintanilla, Pierre-Alexandre Renet
He will turn 23 in April, or not?
I somehow thought they have to move to move up once they turn 23 during the season (like Roczen could race MX2 after he turned 15 in April)
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Febvre probably doesn't regret having moved up this year
Teaming with Rockstar globally is a smart move.
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