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Deegan Joins
Monster Energy
Star Yamaha
Racing
F
ifteen-year-old Haiden Deegan is now
an official member of the Monster En-
ergy Star Yamaha Racing Team.
The Deegan is the son of former moto-
cross racer Brian Deegan.
"We're really happy to have a rider of
Haiden's caliber join our team," said Jeremy
Coker, Monster Energy Star Yamaha Racing
450 Team Manager. "He has a great pres-
ence on and off the track and is a proven
championship contender. We look forward
to the upcoming season and look to bring
home some more number-one plates!"
"I'm excited to ride with champions and
learn from them at Monster Energy Star Ya-
maha Racing," said Deegan. "I feel good on
the bike and have a lot of work to do, and I
am looking forward to it!"
CN
Fifteen-year-old Haiden
Deegan has found a
new home at Monster
Energy Star Racing
Yamaha.
Vialle: Four More
Years With KTM
T
he current FIM MX2 World Champion, Tom Vialle,
signed a four-year contract extension with his Red
Bull KTM Factory Racing Team.
The plan for the young Frenchman is to compete
one more full season in the MX2 class in 2022 and
then move up to the MXGP class in 2023.
Vialle is currently fourth in the MX2 Championship
after suffering a broken hand earlier in the season.
"It was an easy decision," said Vialle. "KTM is my
first team! They were the first people who believed in me, so I am very grateful."
Robert Jonas, VP of Motorsports Off-Road, said, "When Tom came into the Red Bull KTM team he
was given the opportunity to show what he could do and he worked hard, listened, learned and deliv-
ered. I think he is a shining example to any youngster wanting to follow the same path."
CN
Tom Vialle signed a four-year contract
extension with Red Bull KTM.
