Triumph Factory Racing has announced that Jeremy Sydow will remain with the team for the 2027 and 2028 FIM EnduroGP World Championship seasons. Sydow will continue racing the TF 250-E in the Enduro1 class, with the German now targeting a title challenge over the next two years.
Sydow has enjoyed an impressive 2026 campaign despite missing the season-opener in Italy after he sustained a foot injury before the start of the series. Returning to competition at round two, the 26-year-old quickly rebuilt his rhythm before scoring his first Enduro1 podium with the team in Finland.
From there, Jeremy delivered an exceptional run of consistency, securing a top-three result in Enduro1 at every subsequent race day to complete the championship with nine consecutive class podiums. His performances also highlighted the capability of the TF 250-E at the highest level of enduro competition.
With two further seasons now confirmed, Jeremy’s focus turns towards fighting for the Enduro1 title and continuing his progression towards the front of the overall EnduroGP field. Sydow will remain an integral part of Triumph Factory Racing’s EnduroGP programme as the team continues to build on its experience and success in the World Championship.
Jeremy Sydow
“I’m excited to extend my contract and stay with the team for another two years. My season unfortunately didn’t get off to the best start because I was dealing with a foot injury. However, I was already back racing at the second round in Spain, where I first had to find my rhythm again and get back into racing. In Finland, I was able to get back on the podium for the first time, and from there it felt like a bit of a breakthrough. I managed to finish on the podium at every following race in the Enduro1 class, so I’m obviously very happy with that. My feeling on the bike also kept getting better from race to race. At the beginning, it was definitely an adjustment switching from a 2-stroke to a 4-stroke, but the team did a great job to make me feel comfortable. I’m especially happy to stay with the team as the bike is at such a good level, and I feel like I’m part of a big family. For the next two years, my main goal is to stay injury-free, maintain my consistency and prove that, when I put everything together, I have the potential to finish in the top five of EnduroGP.”
Paul Edmondson – Triumph Factory Racing Enduro Team Manager
“I’m really happy to continue working with Jeremy for the next two seasons. He has made a good step this year, especially considering he started the season with an injury, and with our team I’m confident he can make another big step next season. His attitude and work ethic are something I’ve seen from day one, and he has really become an important part of the team. We’ve worked hard together, and throughout the season he’s shown what the TF 250-E is capable of. From my side, we’ll continue to give Jeremy all the support he needs to take the next step in the GPs. I’m looking forward to seeing what we can achieve together over the next two seasons.”
