Jeffrey Herlings' chance of claiming the 2020 world championship have largely evaporated as it's been confirmed his injury from yesterday's Faenza GP will mean he will miss the next four rounds. He fell in free practice yesterday and was airlifted to hospital where scans showed he was lucky to escape

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Jeffrery Herlings and Rene Hofer joined a host of Grand Prix stars in Axel, Holland last weekend to profit from the last domestic race in the country before the third round of 2020 MXGP in Latvia. Herlings grabbed a moto victory and Hofer recorded two

Jeffrey Herlings talks to Paul Malin and Lisa Leyland from his house about the current situation... https://youtu.be/Cn0yfEWW_UI

The next stop on the FIM Motocross World Championship schedule is the MXGP of the Netherlands, held at the historic Valkenswaard circuit. The Dutch circuit is considered a crown jewel in MXGP’s history dating back to 1974 when the sandy track first made its motocross world championship debut. Back in 1974, it was Sylvian Geboers who

Four-times FIM Motocross World Champion Jeffrey Herlings has signed a new contract with his Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team and will remain ‘in orange’ for a further three years until the end of the 2023 MXGP season. The twenty-five-year-old Dutchman inked his deal on the eve of the British Grand

Fresh from his win at Hawkstone Park last week, Jeffrey Herlings ran away with the MX1 class and his KTM team mate Tom Vialle the MX2 in the Lacapelle Marival international in France.