SuperMotocross

The Triumph Factory Racing team enters its third season of competition in the AMA SuperMotcross championship following two exciting years where Triumph stepped into the off-road world with an ambitious project to race in AMA SuperMotocross and the FIM Motocross World Championship.

In 2024 Triumph entered the prestigious AMA Supercross East series and enjoyed a positive season with Jalek Swoll taking a heat race win, as well as battling for the podium. Swoll and Joey Savatgy lined up for the Pro Motocross championship for the very first time the following May. Swoll backed his speed from Supercross up with the team’s first podium finish in the AMA Pro Motocross Championship at Unadilla that August, a historic moment for the British manufacturer.

For 2025 Swoll was joined by the ultra-experienced Jordon Smith to race in SuperMotocross. Smith took the team’s first AMA Supercross podium in Anaheim, California on January 11th, after only 10 Supercross races for the British manufacturer. Smith then took Triumph’s first AMA Supercross Main Event victory in Glendale, Arizona, the fourth round of the 250SX West Championship.

For 2026 Triumph lines up with a four-man team in the AMA SuperMotocross series. Austin Forkner debuted the team’s entry into AMA 450SX for the opening rounds of the season in the absence of Smith, who had a tough start to the year with injury, but returned to make his 450 class debut with the TF 450-X later in the season. Jalek Swoll races the TF 250-X in the AMA Supercross 250SX East championship, while Forkner returns to the lower capacity machine for the outdoor series. Mikkel Haarup will join the team for racing the Pro Motocross series outdoors in May in the 450MX class. Gage Linville has joined the team mid-way through the season due to injuries. Deacon Denno, part of the Triumph amateur programme, has been crowned the SMX Next AMA Supercross National Champion following his performance in the amateur ranks aboard the TF 250-X.