Jeffrey Herlings Breaks the All-Time Grand Prix Wins Record! | Behind the Bullet S2 EP3 

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Sure however many it is he’ll make sure to thank himself for them

as many as he wants !@

​@Heckman Productions As he should. He's the one winning the races. Should he thank you or something?

As many as he desires to win Personally love to watch him ride Reminds me of a young Joel

Villo did it already

@@jonruger Was this a visit or in for the whole championship?😂

@@holdmybeer7104 doesn’t matter a burned out Villopoto went and did exactly what he said already and than retired right after

@@jonruger retired or got hurt then retired, let’s face it he didn’t win on a proper GP track, he did it in Thailand, on a American style track on heat conditions he was used to & the euros weren’t.

@@gildo101rossi Excuses, it's a GP track, not an AMA National

Considering how many injuries & time off the bike Jeffery has had he still beats the record! He’s incredible.

#Facts

Isn’t he hurt atm?

Yes, Jett is on track. Hope they'll stay healthy.

He would get destroyed if he could ever stay healthy

@@jonruger You took the bait,congratulations!😂

@@jonruger jon ruger the man with the smallest brain on the planet. beaten the best american rider since ricky carmichael which is tomac 7/8 times. 😅💯

@@RogerT-kt3zd in pointless races he has also lost to bad American MX guys in pointless races like Webb and Anderson. He’s all talk and always has been he doesn’t even finish their easy seasons and never had much competition he waited to move up until the real best GP rider of this era got older.

@@RogerT-kt3zd who is the best guy he consistently raced when he actually consistently raced? Because when Roczen was over there he owned Herlings and left a champion to go actually prove himself. He waited until Cairoli was past his prime to move up to 450s and still lost to him regularly.

The kid has a bright future!

@@RedBullMotorsports he sure does! I’ve always been told if you wanna get faster and better you have to ride with faster and better riders. I think Kay has one of the best rabbits to chase!

It was back when he raced an 85cc im guessing??

He was #259 on 85cc small wheels.

259 was the start number for James Stuart in the beginning of his career.

@@masterofdisaster7427 yeah no shit lol! But how is that relevant to my question? Glenn Coldenhoff, a fellow dutchman also rode with 259 in the youth 85 class back in the day. As far as i can remember Jeffrey always had #84. Hence my question, maybe it was a one time because he signed up too late and the #84 was already taken by another rider that day

lol..He's already beaten them all.

Everts was at his prime in 2006, i really think he would be winning 2 or 3 more championship i he wasn't retired.

If it’s the same as hrc in America it’s a diagnostic reader so it has a bunch of number lights that mean something if they light up

RPM meter, they use it for starts

High number means rookie. Wait what am I missing I’m not hating on your comment I think I’m probably not involved enough in MX to get the joke 😅

@@xSCHEF #259 was James Stewart old number back when he raced in the 125cc class, James Stewart was an American rider who won 2 AMA Supercross Titles (2007 and 2009) and a AMA Motocross 450 title in 2008, in his prime, he was considered the fastest Man on Motocross bike, his racing style was like Jeffrey, he either wins the race or he doesn't finish the race. He won 50 AMA Supercross races (3rd all time) and in 2008 he won the AMA Motocross title winning every single race, he was undefeated that season, only Ricky Carmichael and him have been able to go undeafeated in a AMA MX championship

​@@xSCHEF James Stewarts number dude

🤡 LOL , and one week later in Jacksonville ? Qualy race Herlings wins and Tomac finishing on more than a minute , Moto 1Tomac has the holeshot and wins, Herlings from about 15th place to second on less than 10 seconds from Tomac. Second moto at the end of lap 1 Tomac was within half a second behind Herlings and at the end of that same moto he was 29 seconds !! behind the winner named Jeffrey Herlings . What make it so difficult for you to understand ??

@@whutten6055 that adorable tell the full story Herlings was fresh coming off injury like always and Eli had just finished over 25 rounds of supercross and motocross where he fought for the title in both series.

@@whutten6055 I would expect the completely fresh guy to do better than the fully burned out guy who never missed any time.

@@whutten6055 why don’t you mention when he got smoked by Webb or when he got beat by Anderson? You guys love the one time he won but not the two times he lost.

@@jonruger Okay in 2016 he got smoked by Webb , but in 2017 Webb got smoked by Herlings , and why don't you mention MXoN 2018 Red Bud ? 😏 when Herlings smoked the whole world ?

Yeeehhh, but how many GPs did he do?

I look at your profile, I see only herlings talk.. you can admit that you are a big fan om him 👍

RC on a recent 2/4 podcast said that guys today are going faster than they did in his time. RV said speed was similar to his time but bikes are now even easier to ride. Fun to bench race but hard to compare. Herlings Vs ET Vs RC Vs RV Vs JS7 Vs Everts - we can but dream..

AMA races don't count. No Europeans as Americans can't handle the competition.

Brabec or? I'm intruiged now..

American mx is nowhere close to competing with euro riders

@@chadrides914 Ricky smoked the euro’s his whole career

@@coreymadden1747 im sorry is this 2009? get ur head out of the sand herlings has already smoked all your best american riders need i remind u of the last to first place race in america???? LMAO

DG - quit living in the past, 103 GP's, 5 world championships and smoked the Americans on their own tracks, Ricky is just another egotistical American who will never race abroad for a year much less 5 years, no American has won the world championships twice much less 5 times, quit dreaming my man.

he is definitely faster.

@@ethanhaskins6634 well find out at motocross of nations.

Nate L - I believe you have your opinion but JL is still learning the ropes, failed in Europe and years later finally wins AMA Supercross which by the way is not Motocross and Messr JH has won more GP's and 5 World Championships which NO American has done yet, so keep dreaming my man but Facts are written Factoids.

Dont forget ironman 2017 he came to the usa as a rookie ,and he made everyone inc Tomac look stupid i rest my case he is the new GOAT.

​@@natel7382 herlings already dominated in usa

First of all he only has 2 MXGP championships and 70% of those wins were in MX2 so it's a completely invalid comparison. It's pretty hard to call him the GOAT when Everts and Cairoli have way more wins and championships in MX1/GP than Herlings. He also has roughly the same number of MXGP wins as Gajser and 2 championships to Gajser's 4 in the same era. If you want to compare American riders Ricky Carmichael had 7 - 450 MX championships and 5 Supercross titles with 150 career wins. This was done in a 10 year career, less than Herlings currently. This puts him drastically ahead of Herlings statistically. I'm a Herlings fan but he's got a long way to go before entering the GOAT conversation. He might one day but not yet.

Imagine if 70 percent of your wins counted in a class where the field was half as deep let that sink in euro trash

@@jroad100 Supercross is not Motocross and RC never adventured outside the USA for a season and comparing a little AMA to FIM World Championships is slightly lower scale, just face the facts any world champion is better than an AMA Title that the world does not compete in.... keep dreaming my man.

@@DH-ib9xc Opinions do not count only facts - FIM World Championships over the last 15 years, how many Americans??? AMA Supercross is only american and not the world championship. Learn facts.

​@@cliftonpfleger9525 By "world" you mean Europe right? There are basically no riders in the "world championship" from North America, South America, Asia, Africa or Australia? The US series ends up pulling in riders from all over the world and they are usually the top prospects from Europe and other countries, Marvin Musquin, Ken Roczen, Christophe Pourcel, Tom Vialle to name a few fairly recent names. These guys were all MX2 champions that race in the US currently. If you think the FIM world championship competition is so much better have a look at 2 time MX2 champ Tom Vialle's results in the US. I think there are great European riders in MXGP also but to claim that because you call something "world championship" that it's the most important is ridiculous.