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Little bit of news trickling out already.
https://racerxonline.com/2021/04/02/musquin-plessinger-silly-season-news
Sounds like AP7 could go to KTM but has option for another year on blue, could this be another Webb or Barcia type switch? The Platform from Yamaha to the Orange brand worked out pretty well in 2019.
Also Marvin might be locking in another year on KTM, it would be a 3 bike 450 team!
I hope Marvin can make another run for a title either SX or nationals, guy is super fast but has had a rough go.
Cheers Vital Villagers !
https://racerxonline.com/2021/04/02/musquin-plessinger-silly-season-news
Sounds like AP7 could go to KTM but has option for another year on blue, could this be another Webb or Barcia type switch? The Platform from Yamaha to the Orange brand worked out pretty well in 2019.
Also Marvin might be locking in another year on KTM, it would be a 3 bike 450 team!
I hope Marvin can make another run for a title either SX or nationals, guy is super fast but has had a rough go.
Cheers Vital Villagers !
And I'm all for AP hitting the KTM route. It may not be the bike, but it also may be the bike. (DEEP. . . I know). I don't think he'll go backwards on any other bike and I'm all about changing things up when their current setup isn't working for them.
I figured Roczen and Webb will stay put, curious to see what Jeremy Martin will end up doing.
The Shop
And KTM will with 95% certainty have a new generation bike for the next season that is probably better than the current bike.
And they still lost him just as he was hitting his prime.
Pit Row
French NGS team begs to differ.
I honestly don’t even know why KTM fields 250 teams
P.s. everyone hated Honda 20 years ago for just “buying” guys like RC. Apparently it’s ok now because it’s KTM?
Back to the silly season, I am glad KTM is looking to continue with Musquin, he has had quite a lot of sh.. luck this year, but he is the longest trained athlete by Baker, which shows the profesionalism and commitment, and he still has plenty of speed to make podiums. I was even seeing him as a dark horse for the sx championship this year as he did pretty well last summer and stayed most of the championship in the title hunt.
The Austrian 250 program is a meat grinder, has been for a while
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