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Lucas and Sacha Coenen Ink Contract Extensions With Husqvarna and KTM

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Sacha Coenen clinched five moto victories and finished fifth overall in the 2023 FIM World Motocross Championship.

The Coenen brothers, Lucas and Sacha have secured rides with Husqvarna and KTM respectively for the upcoming MX2 class in the FIM World Motocross Championship (MXGP) seasons with multi-year contract extensions.

Lucas Coenen, who made an impressive debut in the 2023 FIM Motocross World Championship this year with Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing, clinched five moto victories and finished fifth overall and aims to solidify his position as Belgium’s future world champion.

Photo of FIM Motocross World Championship rider Lucas Coenen
Lucas Coenen is looking to become the next Belgium’s future world champion

“I am really happy to continue my relationship with the Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing,” Lucas said. “Our first year together was very successful – we have a base to build on in 2024 and that is going to be very important. Thanks to everyone for their support. I cannot wait for the new season to begin on March 10.”

Joining Lucas in the 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship team is Kay de Wolf. The team will also feature Mattia Guadagnini in the MXGP division, setting the stage for an exciting season starting on March 10.

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Sacha Coenen is entering his second term in the FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship. Photo: Ray Archer

Meanwhile, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing has inked a multi-year extension with Sacha Coenen, the talented 17-year-old. Sacha, entering his second term in the FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship is looking to build on his debut season’s learnings. Despite facing challenges and injuries, he garnered ten top-ten moto results, finishing 6th overall at the Swedish Grand Prix in 2023.

Under the guidance of former world champion Joel Smets and Team Co-Ordinator Harry Norton, Coenen will continue his professional development within the factory crew.

“I’m really looking forward to next year already as well as the future seasons,” Sacha said. “This year was a big learning experience for me but great for building a relationship with the team and the guys. It was difficult at times and I couldn’t always deliver the results I wanted but we had some good races, I tried hard and had some nice starts as well. I want to have a good winter, working more with my Dad and brother, and look for more consistency next season. Then we’ll see what we can do on the track.”

The stacked Red Bull KTM roster for 2024 includes MX2 World Champion Andrea Adamo, 4th-placed finisher Liam Everts, and Jeffrey Herlings, competing in the MXGP category.

The Grand Prix of Argentina at Neuquen on March 10 marks the beginning of the 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship.

Photo of FIM Motocross World Championship rider Sacha Coenen
Despite facing challenges and injuries, Sacha Coenen garnered ten top-ten moto results, finishing 6th overall at the Swedish Grand Prix in 2023, Photo: Ray Archer.

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