Factory & factory-backed / Triumph
5.11 Triumph Factory Racing
Triumph Factory Racing is the British manufacturer's factory SuperMotocross program, run by Triumph Racing America with 5.11 as title sponsor of the U.S. team.
Behind the team
Team story
Triumph entered the SuperMotocross World Championship in 2024 with the TF 250-X, establishing a new American factory program around its purpose-built motocross platform. The effort expanded into the premier class for 2026 while continuing its 250 and amateur development programs.
The U.S. team races the TF 450-X and TF 250-X across the SMX calendar. Triumph Racing America oversees the wider racing operation, with dedicated management for the SuperMotocross team.
Team management
General manager: Jeremy Coker. SMX team manager: Steve Westfall. Assistant team manager: Ivan Tedesco.
Achievements & milestones
Program milestones include the 2024 250-class debut and expansion into 450 competition in 2026.
The riders
2027 rider roster
Aaron Plessinger joins the 450 program on a two-year agreement for 2027–2028. Deacon Denno is confirmed for the 250 program. Further riders, including a possible continuation for Jordon Smith, have not been established by the official announcements reviewed. Both class rosters remain partial.
Confirmed signings are shown by class. Open positions remain unconfirmed. Portraits may show earlier team colours.
450
Partially confirmed
Plessinger signing confirmed. This card does not claim a complete team roster.
Signing sources
Verified October 20, 2026
250
Partially confirmedDeacon Denno’s official Triumph agreement includes a professional step in 2027 and 2028 after his amateur TF 250-X program. His professional contract is confirmed; a specific AMA 250SX entry, coast and full race schedule remain unannounced. No rumored riders or amateur-only signings are included.
The record stays with the season
Historical rosters
A verified historical roster has not yet been added for this organization.
From the race archive
Team racing results
Team-attributed results are not yet linked. Explore the full race archive and championship standings.
In the paddock
Latest team news
Sources & media credits
Roster evidence last reviewed . Each program includes its own announcement sources and qualifications.
Rider portraits come from their canonical Supercross.com profiles and may predate the current affiliation. No season-specific number is inferred from a portrait.