The Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing team, led by Jorge Prado, was revealed today. Claudio de Carli’s taken complete control of GASGAS’ bid for title glory in the 2022 FIM Motocross World Championship (the GASGAS programme was previously split between two different teams, Standing Construct and DIGA Procross). Jorge Prado and Mattia Guadagnini will continue with de Carli – Simon Langenfelder is a new addition to that Italian team.
Also on MX Vice: Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing announced.
Red Bull has gone to GASGAS with the team, unsurprisingly, so they will be referred to as Red Bull GASGAS Factory Racing from this day on. The KTM Factory Racing and GASGAS Factory Racing teams will be split by the Red Bull hospitality unit in the paddock at each stop of the 2022 FIM Motocross World Championship. For a first look at the new bikes, as well as Prado in new colours, shots from the team photo shoot are available just below this text.
The Team
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The Bike
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Jorge Prado
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Mattia Guadagnini
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Simon Langenfelder
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