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Industrial giant, Teka, who are involved in a mass of consumer and commercial products ranging from Kitchen supplies to medical and health care products in 190 countries, will join KTM it as an additional major sponsor for its MX1 and MX2 World Championship factory teams.

The involvement with the company that has almost 6,600 employees is a move that was welcomed on both sides of the negotiating table according to Pit Beirer, who is in charge of the KTM Offroad Racing Division of KTM and Teka's marketing manager Michael Keller.

"We are certainly very pleased and happy to have such a strong partner as Teka to be on our side in the near future," Beirer said. "With Teka, Red Bull and KTM we have a great combined force and we will be able to fight for our world wide targets."

Teka's Michael Keller added, "Teka is delighted to be joining forces with KTM to further promote the sport of motocross. We are looking forward to a long-term relationship with KTM, which is a company like ours - Europe-based and internationally active.

"Like KTM, we aspire to be winners in our field. We understand that our companies share the desire to be the best and we do this by deploying intelligent advanced technology and by having the best people to drive us forward. For Teka, the decision was simple. We want a partnership with KTM because we want to be with the winners."

Teka, a company with an annual turnover of around 1.4 billion $US, have been involved in World Championship Motocross as a naming sponsor for the factory backed Suzuki team in 2010. It is believed that Teka's new association with KTM played a big part in MX2 runner up Ken Roczen moving to KTM at the end of the season.