Mars Trojans

Introduction
Mars Trojans basically are a Team of Trojan Objects that share an orbit with Mars around The Sun. The Mars Trojans can be seen 60 degrees on front of and behind Mars's two Lagrangian Points. As explain in Jupiter Trojans, Trojans, Trojan Asteroids or Trojans, are a Giant Team of Asteroids that share the same orbit around The Sun and the relative planet's orbit. The Origins of The Mars Trojans are cloudy but speculation leads to them coming from Primordial Astronomical Objects that were leftover in the formation of Mars. Another Theory on The Origin of The Mars Trojans are Asteroids falling into orbits within The Lagrangian Points eons ago. 
Groups of Mars Trojans
The Leading Group known as L4 has: (121514) 1999 UJ7 †. The Trailing Group known as L5 has: 5261 Eureka †, (101429) 1998 VF31 †, (311999) 2007 NS2 †, (385250) 2001 DH47, 2011 SC191 and 2011 UN63. One Candidate for being a Mars Trojans is 2011 SL25.