It was a good season overall, when we focus on how I was riding. I think I won the most GPs, the most race wins, the most holeshots. However, I had a lot of small problems, especially with my hand in the beginning of the championship.
I tried to ride and fight for the second position, but it’s not like fighting for the title at the end of the day. After this incident I told myself “It’s a little bit too much, I’m not going to ride the second race because I am taking a lot of risks”. Today I landed awkwardly after a jump, landed completely flat and hurt my hand. I was not able to ride the way I wanted to. I tried to recover in one week, but the track here is though. However, it was pretty hard for me on Sunday in Trentino. In Pietramurata, on Wednesday in the second race, I hurt a lot my foot. I will keep pushing to keep things this way.” While several MXGP rounds have moved around the FIM Junior Motocross World Championship to be held on 31st July / 1st August in Megalopolis in Greece will all go ahead as planned. That’s also what makes me world champion today! The consistency, and I’m so happy with that. With MXGP2021, 4 beloved circuits from the past editions are back, in addition to the official ones of the 2021 season, to take you deep inside the action between the curves and jumps of Ottobiano in Italy, Ernée in France, Leon in Mexico and Agueda in Portugal. It’s just a dream season and I am looking forward to having many more like this one, because that’s what a rider wants. 2021 FIM Motocross World Championship MXGP - MX2. It’s actually amazing to have that consistency all year. 2021 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 Points Standings and MXGP Results. It’s been such a great season and I am really happy about the outcome. Also finishing the season with a race win is really nice. I really enjoyed those two last races in Mantova with two second place finishes and some race wins. I did not feel much of a difference other than some pressure at the end let’s say. As champion this year, Renaux’s stats include 14 podiums, 10 race wins and five Grand Prix victories. Maxime Renaux ends his championship winning season on 734 points with his teammate Geerts in second with 610, while Vialle was 30 points further adrift and ended his year with a bronze medal.
While the title may have already been decided a couple Grand Prix’s ago, with Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Maxime Renaux clinching the MX2 World Title at the MXGP of Garda, the fight for who would claim the silver medal was far from over and became the focus of the races today as just seven points separated Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Tom Vialle and Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Jago Geerts.
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