Lux Turner has signed a two-year extension with Toyota Redlands BarX Racing, which will give him a home through the end of 2028. "Yeah, just resigned two years with my team," Turner told NBC Sports at Unadilla MX. "I'm really happy with them. It's like honestly, they're amazing. And I think we're going to do really well. I know we're going to do big things next year, so I'm looking forward to it." The contract is for the entire 250 SuperMotocross Championship, including Supercross and Motocross. Turner's results in 2025 have been remarkably solid with top-10 finishes in Denver in the 250 SX West division and at Fox Raceway and Spring Creek in Pro Motocross. “[Co-owner] Myron [Short] and I are really excited to have Lux with us for the next two years. Since he joined Toyota of Redlands BarX Racing, we’ve both enjoyed getting to know him, not only as a rider, but also as a person,” said Paul Smith, President of Toyota of Redlands, in a news release. "He fits in great with this team. He works hard, and you can tell he genuinely wants to be here and be a part of what we’re building."
Lux Turner renews with Bar-X Racing for two years
Lux Turner has signed a two-year extension with Toyota Redlands BarX Racing, which will give him a home through the end of 2028. Yeah, just resigned two years with my team, Turner told NBC Sports at Unadilla MX. I'm…

Lux Turner has signed a two-year extension with Toyota Redlands BarX Racing, which will give him a home through the end of 2028. Yeah, just resigned two years with my team, Turner told NBC Sports at Unadilla MX..
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