Dusty Klatt

Who is Dusty Klatt?

Dustin Klatt is a professional motocross racer from Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada. He first gained national attention in 1999 when he travelled to Walton Raceway in Walton, Ontario to compete at the TransCan Grand National Championship and subsequently secured a national amateur title in the 250 Intermediate class. He went on to be a two-time MX2 CMRC Western Canadian Champion and two time MX1 CMRC Canadian champion with the Blackfoot team based out of Calgary, Alberta.

Dusty raced the 2007 AMA Supercross/Motocross season in the United States. He rode in the "Lites" class aboard a Yamaha YZ250F for Star Racing.

In March, 2007, Klatt won both Pro classes at Round #1 of The Western 4-Stroke National Motocross Series in the 250F Pro and Premier Pro classes, taking home $1550 for his efforts.

For the 2008 AMA Supercross season in the United States Dusty raced for Cernics Kawasaki on the #63 Kawasaki KX450F in the "Supercross" class. His best finish was a 13th place in the mud at Daytona. He finished the season 30th in series points despite missing the first half of the season with an injury.

Dusty returned with the Cernics Kawasaki team to race the 2008 CMRC Monster Energy Nationals in Canada in the MX1 class aboard his #111 KX450F alongside his teammate Jeff Gibson on the #3 KX450F. Unfortunately, Dusty broke a bone in his foot at the halfway point of the series. However, he kept pushing and didn't give up. At the conclusion of the 9 round series, Dusty found himself in 2nd place overall, 62 points behind the champion Colton Facciotti, securing the national #2 plate for 2009. Dusty's moto finishes this season were 2-13-1-3-2-7-7-3-1-7-2-6-2-2-3-3-11-5.