Over in the orange camp it will be Jy Roberts, a longtime KTM racer who will continue aboard the 250 SX-F in the MX2 class throughout the ProMX championship. At 20 years of age, Roberts is eager for national competition to resume and to further himself at this stage of his young career.
In addition, KTM Junior Racing graduate Ryan Alexanderson will also be supported by KTM as he transitions into the senior ranks, equipped with the 250 SX-F and focusing on the MX3 development category this season. Both will also contest the Australian Supercross Championship later in the year.
KTM Junior Racing will also form a significant part of KTM's program in 2021, featuring Jet Alsop (250 SX-F/125 SX), Kayden Minnear (250 SX-F/125 SX), Jett Burgess-Stevens (250 SX-F/125 SX) and Cooper Ford (85 SX/65 SX), each of them holding national and state titles and looking to continue those winning ways into the future.
"The KTM Group is dedicated to supporting the up and coming next generation. Our riders are the elite juniors in Australia and we have seen the likes of Mitch Evans, Regan Duffy, Mason Semmens and Jett Lawrence and Hunter Lawrence rise through our junior program in recent years." Grabham said.
"In addition, the riders we are supporting in MX2 and MX3 at a national level provide a pathway to aim for our KTM Australia Racing team in the future."
