Jeremy Martin’s Comeback with Yamaha Concludes Early
Overview: Jeremy Martin’s short-lived return to competitive motocross with Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing has taken a significant turn. Initially anticipated to rejuvenate his career after racing to two 250 National Motocross Championships with the team, Martin’s comeback has been cut short following injury.
Key Details:
- Martin, who made headlines a month ago by signing with Monster Energy Yamaha, was rumored to have a deal spanning three races, but there was speculation it could extend for the full season.
- After a crash at last weekend’s Hangtown National, Martin has announced his absence from this weekend’s Thunder Valley race.
Final Race Announcement:
Despite the premature end to his stint, Martin confirmed he will return to the track for one final ride at the Spring Creek Raceway in Millville, Minnesota. Originally planned as a privateer race on a KX450, this event will now see him don the familiar Yamaha colors one last time.
Statements:
Martin shared, "Although it’s disappointing to cut this comeback short, I’m excited to finish my racing career at home on a bike I’m passionate about."
This concluding appearance at Millville serves as a symbolic farewell for Martin, providing a fitting closure to a celebrated career.
