In Episode 3 of KTM Beyond the Red Plate 2024, viewers get an inside look at the Red Bull KTM riders as they tackle new challenges and push their limits on the track. The episode highlights the MX2 debut of Luke Grundy, who steps up from the 125cc class with a mix of ambition and caution. After a year-long recovery from shoulder injuries, Grundy admits to feeling some apprehension but is determined to make his rookie season in the MX2 class a strong learning experience. Despite the setbacks, he’s optimistic about his progression, sharing that he’s focused on building confidence, honing his skills, and staying driven by his love for hard work and training.
Meanwhile, reigning champion Cameron Durow continues his remarkable journey, maintaining his recent training in Europe, where he competed against top racers in EMX and the German Championship, further enhancing his skillset and maintaining his sharpness for the South African races.
Trey Cox also makes a notable return to racing, coming off a challenging season of injuries, and secures the high school class championship—a testament to his resilience and the support of his team. The Red Bull KTM team’s collaborative environment allows for continuous sharing of insights and adjustments, a factor that has contributed to their impressive results this season.
With Teza on the horizon, a track that offers a unique challenge due to its demanding jumps and deep ruts, the riders are focused and ready. For Grundy, Durow, Cox, and the rest of the Red Bull KTM motocross team, the journey continues with high hopes and fierce determination. Fans can expect more electrifying performances and behind-the-scenes action in the upcoming episodes of KTM Beyond the Red Plate.