In 2010 the Red Bull Factory Racing team gave KTM their best ever MX World Championship season with titles in MX1, MX2 and WMX. That looks like a hard act to follow but all indications are that this team of top talented riders is “Ready to Race” and ready to deliver a stunning line-up of results in 2011. In MX1, reigning champion Tony Cairoli of Italy will be out to capture yet another award to boost his trophy collection and if he succeeds in securing another title, it will be his fifth at world championship level. Tony is very much at home on the 2011 edition KTM 350 SX-F, the revolutionary and agile MX machine developed and launched in 2010 on which he stole the world title against the bigger 450 ccm bikes in its debut year. Tony has been training in the USA, Spain and Italy in the winter and got down some impressive pre-GP track practice at the Italian MX championships. Tony is again joined in MX1 by Max Nagl of Germany, a rider who is well known for his attacking style and brilliant starts. This year Max swaps his 450 SX-F for the 350 SX-F. A seasoned member of the Orange factory team Max picked up his first GP win in Italy in 2008, was MX1 vice world champion in 2009 and in 2010 finished a very creditable fourth after being forced to miss two races in France in the middle of the season.