Trystan Hart will remain with FMF KTM Factory Racing for the foreseeable future after the team announced a long-term contract extension with the defending AMA National Hard Enduro Champion. The new agreement will keep the 29-year-old Canadian with KTM through 2027 and beyond, extending a partnership that began when Hart officially joined the factory effort in 2020. The latest deal will take the relationship toward a milestone 10th season together.
Hart has established himself as one of the leading hard enduro riders in North America during his time with KTM. He is a six-time AMA National Hard Enduro Champion and has also captured two AMA EnduroCross Pro Class championships, winning the title in 2023 and 2024. The 2026 season has continued that success. Hart opened his AMA National Hard Enduro title defense with a victory at King of the Motos in Johnson Valley, California, riding a KTM 300 XC. He went on to secure his sixth consecutive U.S. Hard Enduro Pro Class championship.
“I’m extremely grateful to re-sign with FMF KTM Factory Racing – the team has been my home now for almost a decade,” Hart said. “There’s no place I’d rather be, and I am looking forward to the next chapter together!”
With the long-term agreement secured, Hart now turns his attention to the 2026 AMA EnduroCross Championship, which begins October 3 in Las Vegas. He will compete aboard the KTM 350 XC-F Factory Edition as he looks to add another EnduroCross championship to his resume.
