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Moto-Master and KTM extend collaboration for the next two years

Moto-Master and KTM extend collaboration for the next two years
Michelle L.
September 26, 2019

The alliance between the two will last until the 2021 seasons.

KTM has just announced an extension of their highly successful collaboration with specialist brake systems brand Moto-Master for the next two years. The partnership is likely to affect most of the factory teams across the off-road racing disciplines.

The two firms have been working together since 2007. The collaboration will supply Red Bull KTM motocross (MXGP & MX2, AMA SX/MX & GoPro/Troy Lee), Enduro, Rally, Offroad teams into the 2020 and 2021 seasons.

Moto-Master has expertise in helping stop the high speed of KTM bikes on tracks dirt, trails and challenging obstacles.

Robert Jonas, VP of Offroad

Photo credits: KTM Factory Racing

“For us it was a simple matter to agree another two years with Moto-Master. The products and the work lead into results and, again, they speak for themselves. It has been another positive season across the board for KTM. In racing, you can never take anything for granted or expect a result but with partners like Moto-Master – and the many great companies we go to the track with – we can raise our chances to the highest level. I’d like to thank them for their effort and we’ll continue to try and lead the way.”

Rolf Verhagen, General Manager Moto-Master

Photo credits: KTM Factory Racing

“Operating at the very pinnacle of motorsport, as KTM does, leaves no room for error and the KTM factory teams continuously put our products to the test in front of a global audience. Moto-Master FLAME brake discs are – ready to race – and proven at the highest level. As a result, KTM has catapulted Moto-Master to be the winningest brake disc in modern offroad Motorsport. We are happy to expand our partnership and we look forward to taking on any challenge that lies ahead.”

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