Guillem Farres will alternate his Yamaha for a Husqvarna and be a part of the Monster Energy Star Racing workforce in 2024.

Farres joins RJ Hampshire and Casey Cochran within the 250 class and can compete in Monster Energy Supercross, Pro Motocross and the TremendousMotocross World Championship.

“I am really happy to be joining the Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing Team for this upcoming season,” Farres said in a press release. “I am also super-excited to start this new chapter of my career after a tough year due to injuries.”

Farres bought off to a robust begin within the Pro Motocross collection in 2023 with top-10 finishes at Fox Raceway and Hangtown, however in his third race he crashed heavily at Thunder Valley and broke his arm.

“Now, I am fully healed and ready to get on the new bike,” Farres mentioned. “I can’t wait to get started at the Baker’s Factory – it is an honor to be part of such a legendary program with Aldon [Baker] and all the guys.”

In addition to the three Motocross races this season, Farres made two begins in 2022 ending simply on both aspect of tenth with a ninth in Budds Creek and an eleventh at Ironman.

Farres has not but made a Supercross begin.

“Guillem caught our eye in 2022 when he came to the US for a couple of races,” mentioned Nathan Ramsey, workforce supervisor for the Rockstar Husqvarna workforce. “Then when he started the 2023 MX series, he once again showed signs of great speed and potential.

“He has a great attitude and work ethic, which I believe will lead to great things in the future. The sky is the limit for Guillem and we are happy to welcome him to the Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing team.”

Farres finest season thus far netted a Fifteenth-place standing within the 2021 EMX250 class of Motocross World Championship.

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