ed Bull KTM has announced the decision by factory rider Trey Canard to retire from professional motocross competition. The news comes at an unexpected time, as the race season is currently underway and Canard is in the middle of a contract with the team.
Canard joined the professional ranks in 2007 with Torco Fuels Factory Connection Honda (now GEICO Honda), bested Ryan Villopoto for the the 250 East Coast SX championship in a last-race battle in 2008 and then claimed the 250 National MX title over Christophe Pourcel in 2010. Canard capped off 2010 by helping Team USA take the overall victory at the Motocross of Nations.
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It’s hard to believe that the eighth round of the 2017 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship is in the books, but the summer series is full speed ahead after another exciting round. The 2017 Spring Creek MX was filled with all sorts of news from the get-go, as Trey Canard’s retirement was announced early on in the day. With tons of rain earlier in the week, the days racing was grueling and intense. This produced more of the same great action and surprising results we’ve grown accustomed to seeing all summer long
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