IN
THE
WIND
P36
GRANT TO
TWO/TWO
A
lthough no official announcement
has been made, it appears that
former JGRMX/Yamaha Team rider
Josh Grant will be making the move
to Chad Reed's TwoTwo Motorsports
Team for 2015.
Grant was recently seen testing a
Kawasaki KX450F with TwoTwo Mo-
torsports graphics at Glen Helen
Raceway.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
ANDREW
BUCHEN
It appears that
Josh Grant will
be sporting the
number 33 on
the TwoTwo
Motorsports Team.
CANTRELL, TLD JOIN FORCES
S
ean Cantrell, one of the top
up-and-coming riders in the
amateur MX scene, has signed
a multi-year deal with the Troy
Lee Designs/Lucas Oil/Red
Bull KTM team. The 14 year old
is fresh off a Super Mini Cham-
pionship at Loretta Lynn's and is
looking forward to the move to
the big bikes this fall.
"Being a part of the Troy Lee
Designs/Lucas Oil/Red Bull/
KTM Team is such an honor,"
Cantrell said. "They are an
amazing group of guys and I'm
blessed to be a part of an elite
team. For them to pick up a rider
fresh off of a Super Mini Champi-
onship is very motivational to me
because they truly believe in my
ability to win races, and they are
willing to support me and help
me accomplish my goals. I can-
not wait to represent them. This
is definitely a dream come true."
Cantrell will compete in the
250 B and Schoolboy classes in
2015 joining TLD teammate, Jus-
tin Hoeft, who will race in the A
class. Cantrell is slated to move
into Hoeft's position the follow-
ing year.
"We are very excited to bring
Sean to the team," says team
manager Tyler Keefe. "He was
the missing piece of the puzzle
for us. With our new partner-
ship with KTM and our alliances
with Lucas Oil and Red Bull,
Sean will fit perfectly into our
program. We believe he has the
ability to win titles at the ama-
teur level over the next couple
years and then continue to do
that once he transitions to pro
racing. We couldn't be happier
to welcome Sean into the TLD
family."
Troy Lee
(right) signed
amateur star
Sean Cantrell
to a multi-year
deal.
