• THE EVOLUTION OF MOTOCROSS DOMINANCE

    2027 KTM MX Range

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    Motocross is radical. It puts extreme demands on the rider. The skills, performance, courage, dedication, and physical fitness required to find an edge on the competition are immense. Weakness in any area results in failure. KTM has a dominant record of success in modern motocross. The record speaks for itself. Dominating the major series. From a brand that has changed the game, and lead the way for all others to follow, this is the next bold innovative step forward for KTM and the sport of motocross. It may be a surprise to some, but to us, it is the next natural step in our ongoing commitment to winning performance.

    KTM SX

    The 2-stroke motocross bike represents a purist, raw and extreme approach to riding motocross. To win at the highest level you need to compete on a 4-stroke, but to nurture that throttle control, corner speed, body position, precise gear selection and aggression required to reach those heights as a pro, you should spend your formative racing years honing you skills and instinct upon a 2-stroke, and experiencing the pure thrill of racing. Now, for the first time in decades, this “old-school” technology takes a gigantic leap into the modern era, with injection, e-start, and electronic rider aid comparable with that of a modern 4-stroke.

    KTM SX-F

    The innovative performance of the KTM SX-F models allows the rider to realize their full potential out on the motocross track. Whether you’re a defending champion, aspiring rookie pro or vet racer, you will have your best chance of success thanks to the radical re-design of this entire motorcycle, which puts the immense performance potential and cutting-edge technology within easy reach for riders of all ages and levels.

    KTM NEWS

    MX2 podium performance by Laengenfelder at demanding MXGP of Flanders as Adamo also pushes to the top five

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    Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Simon Laengenfelder finished 3rd overall for his seventh MX2 podium result of the season today through the draining sand of Lommel and the Grand Prix of Flanders. Round 14 of 2026 MXGP took place in more hot and dry conditions and a record 40,000+ crowd witnessed four tough and competitive motos in which Laengenfelder shone on the KTM 250 SX-F but Andrea Adamo also scored a bright 5th in the MXGP class on the KTM 450 SX-F.

    Adamo claws points back with 6th place overall at MXGP of Czech Republic

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    2026 MXGP marched on to round 13 of 19, and the Grand Prix of Czech Republic – one week after a triumphant return to Foxhill in Great Britain – saw the series attempt the narrow, hard-packed and stony hills of Loket. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing left a warm, breezy and dry weekend with premier class rookie Andrea Adamo pocketing 29 points for 6th place in MXGP with the KTM 450 SX-F.