Toyota Redlands BarX Yamaha is proud to announce its 2025 team launch of a thrilling new partnership with Yamaha. This collaboration marks the beginning of a new era, one built on shared values of excellence, innovation, and a commitment to winning. As one of the most respected names in motorsports, Yamaha’s involvement will significantly enhance our performance capabilities. With Yamaha’s state-of-the-art technology and deep racing heritage, Toyota Redlands BarX Yamaha is positioned to be more competitive than ever in the 2025 season. Bradley Taft, who has been an integral part of the team as our trainer for the past few years, will now take on the role of Team Manager. Bradley has worked closely with each rider, getting to know their strengths, needs, and how to maximize their performance on and off the track. His deep understanding of our team dynamics, gained from hands-on coaching and mentorship, positions him perfectly to lead the team forward. With his wealth of experience as a former professional rider and his established relationship with Toyota Redlands, Yamaha, and BarX, Bradley is uniquely equipped to guide us through the challenges of the 2025 season. “Partnering with Yamaha is a huge milestone for us,” said Bradley Taft, Team Manager of Toyota Redlands BarX Yamaha. “Their legacy of innovation and racing success aligns perfectly with our team’s vision. We’re excited to face new challenges together and build on our shared passion for the sport. Having worked closely with the team for several years already, I’m excited to take on this leadership role and continue driving the team to new levels of success.

The 2024 racing season is complete. This season brought highs and lows, successes and moments to learn from. A special thanks to all the fans that came out and showed their support and all the sponsors that make this race effort possible. Read below to see how our final round of the year went! @_leotucker DNS - 39 “Day was not good for me at all. I rode well in the first qualifying but missed out on a spot by 1 second. Second qualifying I had bike issues so I couldn’t get any laps in. In the LCQ I had more bike issues but was able to ride it in for a 6th. Moto two I took off from the gate and was still having the same bike issues after we swapped everything. I ended up pulling off right away because it wasn’t worth crashing or worse for something out of my control. Glad the season is over. I have a lot to work on.” @prestonboespflug_28 DNS - 36 “I enjoyed the track a lot but unfortunately didn’t get the results we were looking for. Thank you to the whole Bar X Toyota of Redlands Suzuki team for supporting me during my first Professional season! Looking forward to Supercross.” @dilanschwartz 14 - 16 “Ironman was tough, the track was brutal and it was hot. Decent moto scores for me but happy I made it through the season.” @madmax604 38 - 27 “Track was super gnarly this weekend. Was having a great Moto 2 but fell over and took a bit to get back going. Happy to close out the season healthy.”

Congratulations to Cole Timboe for winning the 2024 King Of The West Championship for Schoolboy 2 and 250 B/C Open!