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Plessinger Signs With Triumph For Supercross And Motocross

Photos by Triumph Racing. Aaron Plessinger is heading to Triumph, inking a two-year agreement to campaign the TF 450-X for 5.11 Triumph Factory Racing in AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross. He takes on an important role in Triumph's 450 development program for the 2027 SuperMotocross World Championship. [cuttext][/cuttext] The move ends Plessinger's five-season run with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing.…

Plessinger Signs With Triumph For Supercross And Motocross

Aaron Plessinger has signed a two-year deal with Triumph Racing to compete in both AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross on the TF 450-X for 5.11 Triumph Factory Racing. This move marks the end of Plessinger's five-season tenure with Red Bull KTM Factory Racing. Triumph views this signing as an investment in the future, aiming to secure race wins and championships while advancing the development of their off-road program.

Plessinger and Jeremy Coker, Triumph Racing America's general manager, have a history together, having won titles together in 2018. Coker expressed excitement about the possibility of working with Plessinger again, highlighting the rider's determination and personality as invaluable assets to the team. Plessinger acknowledged the challenge of transitioning from a well-established KTM platform to a newer Triumph model, but emphasized his confidence in the potential of both the team and the TF 450-X.

The signing was officially announced at an event attended by Triumph's global dealer network, setting the stage for Plessinger's competitive debut at the Paris Supercross in November.

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