Enzo Temmerman has become the first victim of the now-defunct MX6 Kawasaki team to find a new home, officially signing for the Toyota Redlands BarX Husqvarna for the 2027 SMX World Championship.

Already the 'Horizon Award' winner in 2025, Temmerman has competed in six AMA Pro Motocross events. Two thirteenth place results star as highlights of his brief 250MX career, while he's yet to race in 250SX. Temmerman was developed in Kawasaki's pipeline but reached a dead end after MX6's sudden exit.

"I'm grateful for the opportunity to compete for Toyota Redlands BarX Husqvarna. My family has known Myron [Short] for many years and even though the path to joining the team came with some unexpected adversity, it feels like everything happened for a reason and that this was the right place for me all along. I'm excited to ride the Husqvarna and I look forward to the challenges ahead during my full rookie season. I'm ready for the grind." – Enzo Temmerman

The Toyota Redlands BarX effort has previously utilized Suzuki and Yamaha machinery but will debut in 'white' come round one of the 2027 Monster Energy AMA Supercross season. Officially, just Temmerman and Lux Turner have been announced for the new term. However, it's rumored that BarX will run a six-man team.