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    2027 ktm XC RANGE

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    It’s fast, unpredictable, and physically demanding, testing both the rider and the machine across every mile. At KTM, we don't just meet those demands—we build for them.

    The 2027 KTM XC lineup is purpose-built for riders who push hard from the first flag to the final checkpoint. Whether you're threading through tight woods or charging across open terrain, these machines are engineered to deliver consistent, race-focused performance in the most challenging conditions. With 2-stroke and 4-stroke models available, the range is designed to suit a wide spectrum of riders and racing styles. Every detail reflects our commitment to durability, control, and READY TO RACE capability because there’s no room for compromise in cross country.

    KTM NEWS

    KTM RACING TEAM CHARGES TO TOP-FIVE RESULTS AT 2026 AUSX OPEN

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    KTM Racing Team’s Dylan Walsh and Luke Clout delivered top-five results at Saturday’s coveted AUSX Open at Geelong’s GMHBA Stadium, with both riders earning valuable points towards their respective Australian Supercross Championship (AUSX) campaigns in Round 2 of the 2026 season. Equipped with the KTM 250 SX-F, Walsh quickly found his rhythm around the expansive Geelong circuit, recording a 1:00.306s lap-time to qualify sixth overall in the SX2 division on one of the largest layouts in AUSX history.

    Top five for Bastianini after exciting Acosta duel at Qatar MotoGP™

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    The Grand Prix of Qatar was notable for two top six results for Enea Bastianini and Pedro Acosta at the epic Lusail International Circuit. The Italian and the Spaniard explored the limits of their KTM RC16s in a close chase for 5th and an 11-point haul with Bastianini narrowly beating his brandmate. On race day in Lusail the KTM GP Academy took 5th in Moto3™ thanks to Alvaro Carpe as Brian Uriarte sealed the Rookie of the Year distinction.