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Toyota Redlands BarX Husqvarna has announced the signing of 19-year-old ascending talent Enzo Temmerman. The California native adds to a talented lineup of athletes for the new-look 250cc program, which will make a highly anticipated move to Husqvarna Mobility ahead of the 2027 season.
Temmerman has found a new home after he unexpectedly became a free agent just a couple weeks ago. He brings an impressive amateur résumé to Toyota Redlands BarX Husqvarna, anchored by a trio of AMA National Championships at Loretta Lynn’s and an SMX Next victory in both Supercross and Motocross. Most notably, Temmerman received the prestigious Nicky Hayden AMA Motocross Horizon Award in 2025 as the sport’s most promising young talent.
The upcoming SMX World Championship campaign will signify Temmerman’s first full season at the professional level, where he’ll be a favorite to earn Rookie of the Year honors in both disciplines. While he’s yet to line up for a Supercross race, Temmerman has six career Pro Motocross starts under his belt and remains one of the sport’s most highly regarded prospects.
“I’m grateful for the opportunity to compete for Toyota Redlands BarX Husqvarna. My family has known Myron [Short] for many years and even though the path to joining the team came with some unexpected adversity, it feels like everything happened for a reason and that this was the right place for me all along. I’m excited to ride the Husqvarna and I look forward to the challenges ahead during my full rookie season. I’m ready for the grind.” – Enzo Temmerman // #90 Toyota Redlands BarX Husqvarna
“I think the sky is the limit for Enzo and the talent he possesses. I feel fortunate that we not only had an opportunity to sign him but were successfully able to do so. He’s shown tremendous potential in a very small sample size of professional gate drops and will elevate the entire team with his speed on the bike and personality off it. He’s a great addition to BarX Racing and I cannot wait to get him on the track with everyone and start building towards an exciting 2027 season.”– Myron Short // Co-Owner, BarX Racing
The 2027 SMX World Championship regular season will begin with the 17-race AMA Supercross Championship, beginning on Saturday, January 9, before giving way to the 11-race AMA Pro Motocross Championship on Saturday, May 29.
