Raceline Husqvarna Tdub Racing has unveiled a formidable three-rider roster for the 2025 ProMX season, headlined by the return of Regan Duffy.
The young star will join ProMX veteran Todd Waters and rising MX2 talent Rhys Budd, forming a lineup that blends experience, youth, and raw potential. With this announcement, the team has firmly positioned itself as a serious contender for top honours in the Australian ProMX Championship and beyond.
Regan Duffy’s comeback marks a major milestone for one of Australia’s most talented riders. After a year focused on recovery from an inury that almost took his life, Duffy is eager to make an impact in the MX1 class. “It’s incredible to be back racing with Raceline Husqvarna Tdub,” Duffy said. “After taking time off to get healthy, I’m more motivated than ever. This team feels like the perfect fit, and having teammates like Todd and Rhys is a huge bonus. We’re going to push each other to new heights.”
Todd Waters, the team’s elder statesman and a championship-winning rider, is equally excited about the season ahead. “With Regan joining and Rhys continuing to develop, I’m more excited than ever,” Waters said. “We’ve made some key improvements to our program, from bringing in new team members like Andrew Franklin as Crew Chief and Darrell Finn as Head Suspension Technician to working with training programs like 00 Elite and Complete Rider Solutions. I’m hungrier than ever to deliver results in 2025.”
Meanwhile, Rhys Budd is coming into the new season with renewed determination after overcoming injuries last year. “This team feels like home,” Budd shared. “Last year was tough, but the belief Raceline has shown in me has been a huge motivator. I’ve worked hard in the off-season, and I’m ready to fight for the MX2 Championship on my FC250.”
Raceline Husqvarna Tdub Racing isn’t just focused on immediate results but also on the future of Australian motocross. The team’s Tdub Development Program and Junior Racing Program provide a clear pathway for emerging talent, supporting riders such as Jack Devanson (MX3), Jack Kukas (MX2), and junior competitors Peter Wolfe, Ethan Wolfe, and Lewis Carafa. According to Todd Waters, “It’s not just about racing at the highest level; it’s about giving back to the sport and supporting young riders as they chase their dreams.”
Kyle Blunden, KTM Group Motorsport Manager, praised the team’s vision and dedication. “Todd’s work with Raceline Husqvarna Tdub has been outstanding. We’re thrilled to welcome Regan Duffy back to the KTM Group family and excited to see what this talented team achieves in 2025. Todd’s commitment to nurturing the next generation is invaluable, and we look forward to watching this program grow.”
With a powerful roster and a commitment to developing future stars, Raceline Husqvarna Tdub Racing is poised to make waves both on and off the track in the 2025 season.
