The KTM Racing Team is gearing up for the 2025 Australian ProMX Championship with a powerful roster featuring a mix of seasoned professionals and rising stars, poised to compete in both the MX1 and MX2 classes.
MX1 Class
Nathan Crawford returns for his fourth season with KTM after a strong 2024 campaign where he secured third place in the MX1 Championship. With his experience in the premier class now firmly established, Crawford is focused on elevating his performance to claim the title.
“The 2024 season was a turning point for me, and now I’m ready to give it everything to chase that championship. The support from KTM is second to none, and I’m excited to put it all on the line this season,” Crawford said.
Joining Crawford in MX1 is Kirk Gibbs, who makes a highly anticipated return to KTM. A former Australian MX1 Champion with KTM in 2015, Gibbs is back with renewed determination following a fourth-place finish in 2024. Known for his consistency and resilience, Gibbs is ready to make an impact in the new season.
“I’m thrilled to be back with KTM – it feels like coming home. This team has an incredible drive to win, and I’m ready to bring everything I’ve got to the track,” Gibbs stated.
MX2 Class
In MX2, KTM showcases its commitment to nurturing emerging talent with a dynamic duo of Noah Ferguson and Byron Dennis.
Ferguson, a standout performer in 2024, returns with a focus on translating race wins into a championship campaign. His growth and determination position him as a top contender in the competitive MX2 field.
“I’m excited to return to KTM and take my racing to the next level. With the team’s backing, I’m ready to fight for wins every round,” Ferguson said.
Dennis, the 2023 MX3 Champion, steps into his second full season in MX2 after a challenging 2024. Motivated to showcase his potential, Dennis is eager to make a statement on the national stage.
“Last season was a learning curve, but it’s only made me more motivated. I’m ready to show what I’m capable of with KTM behind me,” Dennis commented.
MX3 Class
Rounding out the team’s program is Jackson Fuller, who continues his progression in MX3. Fuller’s breakout 2024 season included an Australian Junior Motocross Championship title and impressive performances in his MX3 debut, underscoring KTM’s commitment to developing young talent.
Team Outlook
KTM Group Motorsport Manager, Kyle Blunden, expressed confidence in the team’s line-up for the upcoming season.
“Jackson’s growth has been incredible, and we’re thrilled to have him in our program. KTM is committed to helping riders reach their full potential, and our 2025 line-up reflects that – a perfect balance of experience and emerging talent. The entire team embodies what it means to be READY TO RACE. From our MX1 leaders Nathan and Kirk to the exciting MX2 duo of Noah and Byron, and Jackson’s bright future in MX3, we’re ready to tackle the 2025 season.”
The KTM Racing Team is set to kick off its 2025 campaign with a clear goal: to dominate the Australian ProMX Championship.
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