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The Muc-Off FXR ClubMX Yamaha team and Jeremy Martin will continue their partnership for the next three seasons, with a multi-year contract extension between the outfit and the former 250MX champion.

2023 marked Martin’s first year with the team, and he finished sixth in the 250SX East standings despite missing East Rutherford after a collapsed lung sustained in the main event at Atlanta.

He was out the majority of the Pro Motocross Championship as he is still recovering from a dislocated and broken right wrist sustained in Hangtown, but his future through the 2026 season has been officially confirmed.

“Loyalty is what makes a real team, something we have always strived for from crew and riders as we welcome back many familiar faces for 2024,” the ClubMX team shared. “We are proud to announce the extension of Jermey Martin for the next three years! Regardless of injury, we still believe in him 100 percent.”

Despite holding the 22nd 250SMX seed, Martin will not compete this Friday and Saturday at zMax Dragway as the SuperMotocross World Championship (SMX) playoffs commence, with Enzo Lopes, Garrett Marchbanks and Phil Nicoletti also confirmed with the team next season.