Without a doubt the fastest rider of the last ten years to put their leg over a motocross bike. Every race you watch of his is awesome. Can’t wait to see him on track again Doing things others can’t/won’t.
Can't wait for MXGP to start! Jeffrey looks absolutely killer from the videos he's been posting on instagram. If he can stay at 100% this year with no injuries he'll be damn near unstoppable.
Buongiorno a tutti, Jeffrey è l'unico" extra "talento più grande di tutta Europa!!! Un ragazzo unico, uno stile inimitabile,una forza della natura, su una moto" perfetta", una vera "icona" del motocross.... Tutta la mia stima, sei un grande jeff, ciao
This just shows how much work the very top guys put in. Herlings reminds me of some of the top guys from the 1980's. Guys who were willing to put MX ahead of everything else 24/7...
He’s like James Stewart. Insanely fast, fast enough to have a spot in all time wins but not consistent enough to have a spot in all time championships.
In motorcycle racing the guys are fast enough to run at the front but don't crash are the ones that win championships. It's especially true in MotoGP and a reason why Marc Marquez is so exceptional. He's faster than "fast enough" and yet before his big 2020 crash in Jerez he was able to keep it up. My favorite MotoGP racer ever, Eddie Lawson, was never faster than Freddie Spencer, Wayne Gardner, or Wayne Rainey but he was fast enough. Even in motocross Ryan Dungey, the rider of the past decade in the US, wasn't faster than Villopoto or Stewart but he was fast enough. Motocross is so different though because the chance of injury is so much higher. Their careers are so short compared the guys on road bikes.
@@kylegoodman5196 And what do you think about 5 time MOTOGP champion Mick Doohan ? 😉 he fast like a freaking bullet lol I saw Quick Mick on the TT of Assen and damn that guy did not flow in corners he pushed the bike in the corners !!! And yes MX is really different than MOTOGP but i like both , and i hope Jeffrey will be free of injuries this season so whe can see some nice fights for the championship ✌😉
@@peetanke Mick was great but I think he got lucky by the fact that the 500cc class was dying by the time he became so great. Most road racers weren't racing 500s, they were on the far more rideable super bikes. I maintain that had Wayne and Kevin stuck around Mick might have only had two or three titles instead of five.
Sometimes to be successful you have to know when to hold back. Herlings goes 100% all the time but that occasionally means riding over the limit. That's great every now and then but as we've seen with Jeffrey sometimes it can take you out of several rounds.
Herlings reminds me of Ayrton Senna very much in philosophy and spirit. He has a drive, a 110% attitude, a will to win that is very similar to Senna's. Even being teammates with a legend, and beating him more often than not reminds me of Senna's trajectory. Even his personal life, like being single and not wanting to have a family to distract from racing (I guess Jim Clark was like that too), is like Senna. What strikes me watching Herlings ride is how incredibly efficient he is compared to other riders; his rear tyre seems to be biting the dirt and pushing him forward more than anyone else, its hard to explain, but the rooster tail of dirt his KTM raises is of a different kind when compared to other riders.
Jeffery Herlings is the motocross equivalent of the prize fighter everyone wants to see win, he definitely has an aura of invincibility about his swagger.. That crash I feel will make him an even more complete rider ( if that’s at all possible)
I really wish him a new title again this year! But there is a ton of riders that can win races in mxgp. And i think his biggest competitor for 2021 is going to be Prado. With his starts and if he stays healty i think Prado could go for the title
I didn't much care for Jeffrey years ago , as I thought he was a cocky shit. But over the past 4 - 5 years , I've actually grown to admire that guy so much for his determination , skill and just down right never give up attitude. He has had many weekends where he was untouchable and watching on those days , it was a sight to be seen. Wish you the best for 2021 Jeffrey!
Incredible talent who has always overcome the injuries that have limited his number of titles without the various problems he had, he would not have 4 titles but 7 or 8 in Mx2 and Mxgp. 91 gp wins at the age of 26 are numbers for a phenomenon like Cairoli
I have watched carmichael, Stewart and everts race in the flesh and then I watched herlings and valkenswaard and he blew my mind how fast he is I've never seen anything like it
@@nathancrittenden8525 I am gonna check out better his style. Perhaps, is the fact that I love JS7 and RV2 riding style so much, and I am little bias. Thank you for your feedback my friend. Take care!
Je suis français et j’adore nos pilotes français,ils sont fort,mais Jeffrey herlings si il n’était pas autant blessé,je pense qu’il enchaînerait les titres de champion du monde,il a un physique de bûcheron en plus
When this fkr burst on the scene ? I watched him here in the states at Iron Man , im 41 , grew up racing since I was 6 .. with that said my Era was Chad , Bubba , the goat etc... I've seen some ridic ass shit on a bike before but I've never seen anyone and I mean no body lay it down like Ricky would, it would look almost not real at times. You've heard the saying "he goes as fast as he wants to or needs to" ? That was ricky . Herlings that day brought back those same feelings , the same sound through a turn , kid was on track to become another Goat. After these injuries ? I fear he's gonna go down like Bubba .. Fast as lightning at times but can't stay healthy. I'm pulling for the dude ...
Incredible rider very surprised , when you get to the top in the US and stay there your a staple people know who you are. Hes not a 1 hit wonder, he came to the US for the iron-man and pretty much put the US riders in there place👀, they just could not hang with his speeds .If you can dominate on a sand track as he can at his speeds it is a sight to see .There is a reason why they call him the bullet.
By far the best rider in MXGP, but Jeffrey should consider a career change to driving rallycars before those injuries destroy the rest of his live. I'm sure RedBull could help him if he wants .
He said a couple years ago that he has zero interest in racing Supercross. This far into his career and never having really had experience on a SX track and his proven track record of pushing the limits and injury that follows that. It’d be a bad scenario. Look at all the other European racers who have came over to race Sx, it takes a long time for them to gain the track experience and they’re fraught with injury in the process.
No because if his neck bent the same way as it did with a neck brace it would have broken if different spots and he could possibly have a broken back. but who knows I might be wrong
I admire his speed, but wish he (and others) would wear neck braces. Magoo Chandler and David Bailey were 2 of the best riders in their day that ended up in wheel chairs due to neck injuries. Magoo's was a slow speed crash after he finished a race. Bailey had a really smooth, technical and controlled style of riding, but tragically went over his bars.
I see ppl talking shit how he should have more titles and this and that but without a doubt I respect the guy who's willing to risk everything to win more than your fucking dungeys of the world just second placing his way to titles its why he will never be the legend James Stewart is even though he has double the titles
He’s becoming Europe’s James Stewart, too fast for his own good sometimes. Don’t get me wrong I’m a big fan of both, but in both of their cases, if Stew would have backed it down from 100 to 95% he could have had more championships. It’s quite similar in Herlings situation, winning every moto or overall is amazing(not necessary though), but can’t win the championship if you’re crashed out recovering from injury watching the races from the couch.
Não foi isso que o próprio Herlings disse ainda há pouco tempo - disse que achava que o Gajser era tão bom ou até melhor que ele. Não acredito que seja mais rápido que Herlings, mas que é muito rápido e completo, é! Na minha opinião o Herlings também tem a melhor moto do campeonato, embora a Honda tenha melhorado muito em 2020.
They could be close this year but I expect Gaijser’s luck will end sometime. He crashes a lot but always seems to walk away from them unharmed, that luck will run out sometime soon, just like it did with Marc Marquez in MotoGP.
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Without a doubt the fastest rider of the last ten years to put their leg over a motocross bike. Every race you watch of his is awesome. Can’t wait to see him on track again Doing things others can’t/won’t.
Can't wait for MXGP to start! Jeffrey looks absolutely killer from the videos he's been posting on instagram. If he can stay at 100% this year with no injuries he'll be damn near unstoppable.
even a 90% Jeffrey is unstoppable. fast humble straight forward nice guy
Scary watching him try to move after the crash.. could have been a career ender or even life.
I’ll never forget him showing up to Ironman in Indiana and waxing our US boys. So talented.
What year was that? Id love to watch the race
@@michaelvankessel276 yup last race of 2017 season
The US riders were whipped so bad that day. Didn't he go from last to first?
@@neilr4867 second moto I believe. Not sure it was last, but he was buried in the pack and ended up winning.
@@supertrooper4232 dead last in turn one, got lucky with marvin but damn that pace he put on was unreal
Buongiorno a tutti, Jeffrey è l'unico" extra "talento più grande di tutta Europa!!! Un ragazzo unico, uno stile inimitabile,una forza della natura, su una moto" perfetta", una vera "icona" del motocross.... Tutta la mia stima, sei un grande jeff, ciao
This just shows how much work the very top guys put in. Herlings reminds me of some of the top guys from the 1980's. Guys who were willing to put MX ahead of everything else 24/7...
He’s like James Stewart. Insanely fast, fast enough to have a spot in all time wins but not consistent enough to have a spot in all time championships.
You're right. It's the guys just that half step back from that level of pace who pick up the multiple titles.
@@neilr4867 Staying on 2 wheels wins titles
In motorcycle racing the guys are fast enough to run at the front but don't crash are the ones that win championships. It's especially true in MotoGP and a reason why Marc Marquez is so exceptional. He's faster than "fast enough" and yet before his big 2020 crash in Jerez he was able to keep it up. My favorite MotoGP racer ever, Eddie Lawson, was never faster than Freddie Spencer, Wayne Gardner, or Wayne Rainey but he was fast enough. Even in motocross Ryan Dungey, the rider of the past decade in the US, wasn't faster than Villopoto or Stewart but he was fast enough.
Motocross is so different though because the chance of injury is so much higher. Their careers are so short compared the guys on road bikes.
@@kylegoodman5196
And what do you think about 5 time MOTOGP champion Mick Doohan ? 😉 he fast like a freaking bullet lol
I saw Quick Mick on the TT of Assen and damn that guy did not flow in corners he pushed the bike in the corners !!!
And yes MX is really different than MOTOGP but i like both , and i hope Jeffrey will be free of injuries this season so whe can see some nice fights for the championship ✌😉
@@peetanke Mick was great but I think he got lucky by the fact that the 500cc class was dying by the time he became so great. Most road racers weren't racing 500s, they were on the far more rideable super bikes. I maintain that had Wayne and Kevin stuck around Mick might have only had two or three titles instead of five.
Fastest guy in the world... cheers redbull so doing this series 👌🏼awesome roll on the GPs proper raceing
Sometimes to be successful you have to know when to hold back. Herlings goes 100% all the time but that occasionally means riding over the limit. That's great every now and then but as we've seen with Jeffrey sometimes it can take you out of several rounds.
Herlings reminds me of Ayrton Senna very much in philosophy and spirit. He has a drive, a 110% attitude, a will to win that is very similar to Senna's. Even being teammates with a legend, and beating him more often than not reminds me of Senna's trajectory. Even his personal life, like being single and not wanting to have a family to distract from racing (I guess Jim Clark was like that too), is like Senna. What strikes me watching Herlings ride is how incredibly efficient he is compared to other riders; his rear tyre seems to be biting the dirt and pushing him forward more than anyone else, its hard to explain, but the rooster tail of dirt his KTM raises is of a different kind when compared to other riders.
@ 3:36 "have a happy race and uhh have fun........ don't fall" lmfao
I'm dead even the little lad tells him "don't fall" hahaha
Definite fan of The Bullet. Hope his suffering and hard work results in another world title- with more to come after that!
Jeffery Herlings is the motocross equivalent of the prize fighter everyone wants to see win, he definitely has an aura of invincibility about his swagger..
That crash I feel will make him an even more complete rider ( if that’s at all possible)
I really wish him a new title again this year! But there is a ton of riders that can win races in mxgp. And i think his biggest competitor for 2021 is going to be Prado. With his starts and if he stays healty i think Prado could go for the title
Some strong contenders in the team, for sure - and don't count out Cairoli 😎
I didn't much care for Jeffrey years ago , as I thought he was a cocky shit. But over the past 4 - 5 years , I've actually grown to admire that guy so much for his determination , skill and just down right never give up attitude. He has had many weekends where he was untouchable and watching on those days , it was a sight to be seen. Wish you the best for 2021 Jeffrey!
Jefrey Herlings and Ken Roczen are the heroes of an entire generation of motocross fans... and they have similar paths in their carreers.
Incredible talent who has always overcome the injuries that have limited his number of titles without the various problems he had, he would not have 4 titles but 7 or 8 in Mx2 and Mxgp. 91 gp wins at the age of 26 are numbers for a phenomenon like Cairoli
Thank’s for the documentarys ❤️
Awesome! i would love to see him race AMA motocross. At least a feel races like Everts, Desalle and many others did.
I would love to see him come to America and race the MX circuit. He would dominate!
I sure wish he would come to the US and race a season of outdoors! Would be epic!
so good
ty Red Bull
Warrior!
He’ll be WC again no doubt about it...
Best on the planet
Use this as a Red Bull should bring back *_Road to Lorettas_* and *_MX Nation_* button 👇
I have watched carmichael, Stewart and everts race in the flesh and then I watched herlings and valkenswaard and he blew my mind how fast he is I've never seen anything like it
Well.....JS7 was pure Speed, when he was in the zone, was unreal fast.
Herlings on Sand is something out of this world tho...
@@levisalvini4110 her lings just being a sand specialist is a long time ago now he's on another level on any surface
@@nathancrittenden8525
He is fantastic...you are right.
But I think JS7 in his prime was faster on a single lap.
What do you think?
@@levisalvini4110 nope I don't think so I haven't seen anyone go as fast as he does not even js7
@@nathancrittenden8525
I am gonna check out better his style.
Perhaps, is the fact that I love JS7 and RV2 riding style so much, and I am little bias.
Thank you for your feedback my friend.
Take care!
In some respects he reminds me of JS7... when you’re that fast and talented, serious crashes and injuries will happen.
Exactly what I was thinking...
JS7 LEGEND.
Fantastic video
Wish this man would come to America. He could do some serious damage....
Jeffrey à il des slip ktm le plus fort mais la tête faut sans servir dommage bravo champion bon rétablissement 🤕
He needs to come to the US 🇺🇸
Pra mim o melhor do mundo até hoje, independente das lesões merece o respeito de todos os pilotos do mundo
Bvb u cbicgnchxi
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I would love to see him do the American motocross Ans supercross season to really compare how good he is to Americans
The Best Sand Racer...Ever🔥👊
He really is special.
when fit and healthy , FMOTP in MX without a doubt
🤧😂🤣🤮nice joke
that crash was insane
NGL, they need a Drive to survive type documentary for MXGP
Je suis français et j’adore nos pilotes français,ils sont fort,mais Jeffrey herlings si il n’était pas autant blessé,je pense qu’il enchaînerait les titres de champion du monde,il a un physique de bûcheron en plus
When this fkr burst on the scene ? I watched him here in the states at Iron Man , im 41 , grew up racing since I was 6 .. with that said my Era was Chad , Bubba , the goat etc... I've seen some ridic ass shit on a bike before but I've never seen anyone and I mean no body lay it down like Ricky would, it would look almost not real at times. You've heard the saying "he goes as fast as he wants to or needs to" ? That was ricky . Herlings that day brought back those same feelings , the same sound through a turn , kid was on track to become another Goat. After these injuries ? I fear he's gonna go down like Bubba .. Fast as lightning at times but can't stay healthy. I'm pulling for the dude ...
Oh this is good😊😊
How much would u pay for looking in that album?! 🤩
every year should be jeffs year if he can stay uninjured - unhinged talent and speed - come on #84 2021 is yours fella, get it
3:32
the kid 😂
nice !
110% 7th gear flat out 🏁
Incredible!!! 🥇🏆🏍🌲🏁💵🌍💫💫🎉🎉👏👏👏👏👏😎💯
wow x
i have a dream is too see j herlings cairoli prado gaizer race ama motocros
imagine he comes over to America
Incredible rider very surprised , when you get to the top in the US and stay there your a staple people know who you are. Hes not a 1 hit wonder, he came to the US for the iron-man and pretty much put the US riders in there place👀, they just could not hang with his speeds .If you can dominate on a sand track as he can at his speeds it is a sight to see .There is a reason why they call him the bullet.
By far the best rider in MXGP, but Jeffrey should consider a career change to driving rallycars before those injuries destroy the rest of his live. I'm sure RedBull could help him if he wants .
I would love to see him do supercross. He’s definitely proved to the world that when he and others are at 100% he can still beat you.
He said a couple years ago that he has zero interest in racing Supercross. This far into his career and never having really had experience on a SX track and his proven track record of pushing the limits and injury that follows that. It’d be a bad scenario. Look at all the other European racers who have came over to race Sx, it takes a long time for them to gain the track experience and they’re fraught with injury in the process.
He’s a train wreck of injuries, I expect him to do the same
Do you think a neck brace could’ve saved him?
No because if his neck bent the same way as it did with a neck brace it would have broken if different spots and he could possibly have a broken back. but who knows I might be wrong
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84•••fc. THAI LAND 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😁😁
When healthy, JH is the fastest man on the planet!! That comes from Bob in the US. Tomac, Roczen, Webb, none are faster.
😂🤧nice joke
Someone's gonna get their friggin ass kicked when the king returns.
Did i understand right Jeffrey starts riding with 12?
Supercross is the real test of a World Champion.
😎👍👍👍👍👍
Dude looks like the tall version of Cooper Webb
This is why you wear a neck brace
I admire his speed, but wish he (and others) would wear neck braces. Magoo Chandler and David Bailey were 2 of the best riders in their day that ended up in wheel chairs due to neck injuries. Magoo's was a slow speed crash after he finished a race. Bailey had a really smooth, technical and controlled style of riding, but tragically went over his bars.
I see ppl talking shit how he should have more titles and this and that but without a doubt I respect the guy who's willing to risk everything to win more than your fucking dungeys of the world just second placing his way to titles its why he will never be the legend James Stewart is even though he has double the titles
🇳🇱🇳🇱
...and then the lockdowns...OH FFS
He’s chasing Cairolis records but he won’t last that long into his career
He’s becoming Europe’s James Stewart, too fast for his own good sometimes. Don’t get me wrong I’m a big fan of both, but in both of their cases, if Stew would have backed it down from 100 to 95% he could have had more championships. It’s quite similar in Herlings situation, winning every moto or overall is amazing(not necessary though), but can’t win the championship if you’re crashed out recovering from injury watching the races from the couch.
Tim gajser so ganha se herlings não está competindo
Não foi isso que o próprio Herlings disse ainda há pouco tempo - disse que achava que o Gajser era tão bom ou até melhor que ele. Não acredito que seja mais rápido que Herlings, mas que é muito rápido e completo, é! Na minha opinião o Herlings também tem a melhor moto do campeonato, embora a Honda tenha melhorado muito em 2020.
herlings is rili got rider bad hawe big crash.
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I think Tim Gaijser is quicker than him now. Jeffrey has a little bit of catching up to do in my opinion
They could be close this year but I expect Gaijser’s luck will end sometime. He crashes a lot but always seems to walk away from them unharmed, that luck will run out sometime soon, just like it did with Marc Marquez in MotoGP.
@@MichelRoerink that's a good point. Gaijser always seems to just get up and be okay, his luck probably will run out very soon
Gajser's bike seemed to have improved a lot last year. In 2018 and 2017 the bike wasn't even near the level it should for a rider like him.
Americans are getting beat this year in the 450 class, by the Europeans. We know longer have the best riders in the world.
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The LOOSER rider is Jeffrey herling
Omg lol