21 Facts About Jeffrey Herlings

Jeffrey Herlings was born on 12 September 1994 and is a Dutch professional motocross racer.

Jeffrey Herlings has competed in the Motocross World Championships since 2010.

Jeffrey Herlings has the most Grand Prix wins in MXGP history.

Jeffrey Herlings competes in the MXGP Motocross World Championship for the Red Bull KTM factory racing team.

Jeffrey Herlings delivered a stellar performance throughout the season, showcasing incredible speed and consistency.

Jeffrey Herlings ultimately won his third MX2 World Championship title, marking a triumphant conclusion to his MX2 career before moving on to compete in the premier MXGP class.

In 2017, Jeffrey Herlings debuted in the MXGP class and finished second overall to Antonio Cairoli in the championship standings.

Jeffrey Herlings finished the season with 933 points, from which 1,000 were obtainable.

Jeffrey Herlings missed the first 7 rounds but during moto 2 at round 9 in Latvia, he broke his right ankle after a rider rode over it from a crash, during a sighting lap.

Later in the year, Jeffrey Herlings was a member of the winning Dutch team at the 2019 Motocross des Nations event that included Glenn Coldenhoff and Calvin Vlaanderen.

In 2021 Jeffrey Herlings missed one round after Kawasaki rider Ivo Monticelli landed his bike on his shoulder, fracturing his scapula but not preventing his race victory or stopping him from winning the 2021 MXGP World Championship.

Jeffrey Herlings won 9 Grand Prix's and finished the season 5 points ahead of Romain Febvre.

Jeffrey Herlings sat out the entirety of 2022 after suffering a foot injury.

Jeffrey Herlings considered racing the AMA Pro Motocross Championship but opted against it, in order to allow previous injuries to recover fully.

At round 5 in Agueda, Portugal; Jeffrey Herlings gained his 101st Grand Prix victory which put him on par with 10-time champion, Stefan Everts.

Jeffrey Herlings fell and suffered a collarbone fracture, sidelining him for the foreseeable future.

Jeffrey Herlings struggled through the first 5 rounds, finishing on the podium once.

Jeffrey Herlings placed a distant 3rd in the World Championship standings for 2024.

Jeffrey Herlings captured the 2024 MX1 British and Dutch Motocross Championships.

On 13 January 2019, Jeffrey Herlings was dubbed a Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau at the KNMV Motorsports Gala.

Jeffrey Herlings owns a real estate business based in the Netherlands.