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Chase Sexton has signed a multi-year deal with Red Bull KTM. (KTM photo)

Sexton Signs Multi-Year Deal With Red Bull KTM

One week after confirming his departure from Honda HRC, Chase Sexton announced his new contract with Red Bull KTM on Monday.

With a multi-year contract in place, the defending Monster Energy AMA Supercross champion will campaign the No. 4 Red Bull KTM steed — opposed to his previous No. 23 Honda machine — during the upcoming SuperMotocross World Championship season and beyond. 

“I’m extremely excited to join the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing organization. Not only is the equipment top-notch, but the team personnel and their drive to win is, too. From the first time I walked in those doors, Roger [De Coster], Ian [Harrison], the team and the entire KTM company have been nothing but accommodating. I think we have a bright future together,” Sexton said. 

During his four-year run with Honda HRC, the Illinois native added two 250SX championships, a 450SX title, six AMA Pro Motocross overall victories and multiple Supercross wins to his resume. 

“We are always watching and looking at riders progressing through their early years and Chase’s progress has been very impressive. I am impressed by his determination and tenacity on the track, as well as his professionalism in the way that he handles himself off the track, and our entire U.S. team is thrilled to have the opportunity to work and grow with Chase in the coming years,” said De Coster, KTM’s Director of Motorsports, North America. 

Sexton will make his debut with Red Bull KTM at the Supercross season opener on January 6 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Calif., joining fellow 450cc class competitor Aaron Plessinger on the team’s 2024 roster. 

“I really think that we can deliver the full factory support system that he longs for and deserves, and I also feel strongly that Chase will continue to elevate the team and our riders to a stronger position. We look forward to being in the fight in 2024 and thank him for trusting in us,” said team manager Harrison.