Herlings and Vialle the Fastest Riders of 2021

MONACO (Principality of Monaco) 12 January 2022 – Every season of the FIM Motocross World Championship the MXGP crew, collect various stats throughout the year, one of those statistics being the fastest lap.

Every Grand Prix weekend, the Timekeeper checks which rider has produced the fastest lap during the races (in MXGP and MX2) which is then recorded in the system and compiled into a list.

We are excited to share the list of the Fastest Laps of 2021 with you! And it looks like after 18 Grand Prix’s, that’s 36 races, it was revealed that Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Jeffrey Herlings and Tom Vialle had the fastest laps in MX2 and MXGP.

During the historic 2021 season, Herlings racked up an impressive 8 fast laps which included the quickest time in Maggiora, Lommel, Kegums, Riola Sardo, Lacapelle-Marival, Trentino and both of the races in Mantova which gave him the upper hand over Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team’s Romain Febvre who was second with four, while his teammate Antonio Cairoli had two.

Meanwhile Vialle collected a total of five fastest laps last year, with Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Jago Geerts and Maxime Renaux tied on points for second and third. Vialle picked up the fastest lap of the race in Orlyonok, Afyon, Lacapelle-Marival, Intu Xanadu – Arroyomolinos and Trentino.

Take a look at the overall standings for the Fastest Laps in 2021, as well as a Grand Prix breakdown, below;

Fastest Lap 2021 Overall Standings

MX2       MXGP      
Tom Vialle   5   Jeffrey Herlings   8  
Jago Geerts   4   Romain Febvre   4  
Maxime Renaux   4   Antonio Cairoli   2  
Rene Hofer   2   Tim Gajser   2  
Mattia Guadagnini   2   Jeremy Seewer   1  
Kay de Wolf   1   Jorge Prado   1  

 

Fastest Lap 2021 Grand Prix Breakdown

Grand Prix MX2 Time Race Lap MXGP Time Race Lap
Orlyonok Tom Vialle 1.52:706 2 6 Romain Febvre 1.48:890 1 7
Matterley Basin Maxime Renaux 2.24:983 2 7 Antonio Cairoli 2.23:649 1 8
Maggiora Mattia Guadagnini 1.46:619 1 2 Jeffrey Herlings 1.45:540 1 17
Oss Jago Geerts 2.07:284 2 3 Romain Febvre 2.05:983 1 3
Loket Mattia Guadagnini 1.49:058 1 6 Tim Gajser 1.48:067 1 6
Lommel Maxime Renaux 2.05:926 1 2 Jeffrey Herlings 2.05:304 1 2
Kegums Kay de Wolf 2.02:382 2 4 Jeffrey Herlings 1.59:810 1 1
Afyonkarahisar Tom Vialle 1.49:891 2 16 Tim Gajser 1.48:341 2 5
Afyonkarahisar Maxime Renaux 1.48:650 1 5 Antonio Cairoli 1.47:683 1 19
Riola Sardo Jago Geerts 1.48:899 1 2 Jeffrey Herlings 1.48:783 1 5
Teutschenthal Rene Hofer 1.51:663 1 4 Jorge Prado 1.50:022 1 3
Lacapelle-Marival Tom Vialle 1.48:649 1 3 Jeffrey Herlings 1.47:161 2 3
Intu Xanadu - Arroyomolinos Tom Vialle 1.52:046 1 5 Romain Febvre 1.51:199 1 4
Trentino Tom Vialle 1.41:982 1 6 Jeffrey Herlings 1.40:578 1 12
Pietramurata Jago Geerts 1.42:507 1 16 Romain Febvre 1.42:249 1 13
Garda Maxime Renaux 1.42:887 2 5 Jeremy Seewer 1.42:617 1 9
Lombardia Rene Hofer 1.57:534 1 3 Jeffrey Herlings 1.56:474 1 13
Città di Mantova Jago Geerts 1.56:251 1 4 Jeffrey Herlings 1.55:921 1 5

 

Author: 
Infront Moto Racing

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