Motocross

GASGAS Factory Racing Signs Marc-Antoine Rossi On Multi-Year Contract In MX2

Posted:

Photo of GASGAS Factory Racing motocross rider Marc-Antoine Rossi
Marc-Antoine Rossi graduates to MX2 class with Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing in 2024.

Marc-Antoine Rossi, arguably the breakout star in the 2023 FIM Motocross World Championship, will race from underneath the Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing awning from now on.

Rossi has agreed on a multi-year deal with the manufacturer and will make his full-time debut in the MX2 division.

Rossi raced in EMX250 this year with support from the Pierer Mobility Group and secured his maiden win in the class at Teutschenthal. It was at the Grand Prix of France, where he debuted in the MX2 class as a wildcard and made an immediate impression with 8-6 scores underlined his potential at the highest level and will be a source of confidence when he enters his first full season.

Photo of GASGAS Factory Racing motocross rider Marc-Antoine Rossi
The signing of Marc-Antoine Rossi finalises GASGAS’s race team for 2024 season.

Marc-Antoine Rossi completes the Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing team’s line-up for the upcoming 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship. Jorge Prado and Simon Längenfelder are poised to fight for the title in their respective classes as they continue in GASGAS colors.

“I am very excited to join the Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing team on a multi-year deal. It is a dream come true to start my professional career with a team that has such a strong record in the sport. I cannot wait to get the new season underway,” Rossi said.

Davide De Carli (Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing Team Manager) added, “It is great to welcome Marc-Antoine Rossi to the team: he impressed everyone with his speed and potential earlier this year. We will work with him to develop that raw pace in the years to come. I am really pleased with our line-up for the 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship. We will be ready for the Grand Prix of Patagonia-Argentina.”

Photo of GASGAS Factory Racing motocross rider Marc-Antoine Rossi

Share Article:

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Tumblr
Pinterest
Reddit
Email
Print

More News: Latest Headlines

More News: Latest Headlines

Industry

Off-Road Motorcycles Drive Australian Market Growth Through 2026

MXGP

Jeffrey Herlings Set for Japan Motocross Championship Finale

AMA Supercross

R.J. Hampshire Signs Multi-Year Deal with Troy Lee Designs Red Bull Ducati Factory Racing

Supercross

WSX Season Cancelled After One Round as Championship Future Remains Uncertain

Motocross

Twelve Australian Champions Crowned as AJMX Delivers a Shepparton Thriller

MXGP

Australia Battles to Top-10 Finish at 2026 Motocross of Nations

MXGP

Belgium Ends 13-Year Wait With Motocross of Nations Triumph at Ernée

Rallye

Edgar Canet Claims Maiden RallyGP Win As Daniel Sanders Extends World Championship Lead In Morocco

AMA Supercross

Justin Barcia Secures Suzuki Switch With Champion Pipes Motorsports Group For 2027

Motocross

France Tops MXoN Qualifying As Australia Secures Direct Spot For Sunday Showdown

Supercross

Christian Craig and Brodie Connolly Open AUSX Season With Townsville Victories

Supercross

Cameron McAdoo Joins Quad Lock Honda as Team Targets 250SX Crown

What's On This Week

There are no events available at the moment

Featured:

30 Hours Later: How Are the Michelin StarCross 6 Tyres and Dura Mousse Holding Up?

Yamaha Power Tuner Explained: How to Connect and Customise Your WR250F

FunnelWeb Filters: Why We Run Them on Every Bike in the Family

Blue is Best, But is Better Again in 2027: Yamaha YZ250F First Ride

More Power for the Yamaha WR250F: Two Simple Upgrades That Wake Up the Bike

WR250F Setup Guide Part 3: Why Protection Parts Matter More Than Performance

What's On This Week

There are no events available at the moment