Winner of the final stage of the RallyX 2023 championship at Höljes last September, Martin Juga is set to move up a gear from next season by joining the Pace Motorsport team.
Sixth overall with one win and a total of three podiums to his credit, the young Estonian ended his second RallyX championship campaign in the best possible way.
Now, Martin Juga is set to give up his Spanish Speedcar Wonder chassis for the Belgian LifeLive TN11 chassis after signing a multi-season contract with Estonian team Pace Motorsport, where he will join Jimmie Österberg and Romet Tsirna.
“I’m delighted to be joining the Pace Motorsport team and LifeLive for the coming seasons, and to be taking on the RallyX challenge with them,” says Juga.
“It’s been a long-time dream of mine to be able to join such a passionate and clearly performance-focused team. They want to achieve good results, and my goal for 2024 is quite simply to go one step further and fight for the title. I’m definitely going to give it my all.”
Indeed, while he will be embarking on only his third season in the RallyX championship, Martin Juga proved last year that he has all the skills required to play at the top.
“This 2023 season has allowed me to gain a maximum of experience, and I have the feeling that I’ve become a much better driver than I was. I can’t wait for the 2024 season to get underway. I know how tough this championship promises to be, because nobody enters RallyX to finish second or third. Nevertheless, we have both a good team as well as a good car so I’m sure this 2024 campaign will be good for us.”
