Riders
Jeffrey Herlings 84
Five-time world champion and the winningest GP rider in history, Jeffrey Herlings is joining Honda HRC in a multi-year deal, as he looks to add to his list of amazing achievements in the MXGP class. In a massive change for the Dutchman, he will be lining up on a Honda CRF450R for the first ever time in his career, and he’ll be expecting to continue to challenge at the very highest level in motocross.
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Ruben Fernandez 70
Moving under the Team HRC awning is the culmination of many years of hard work for Ruben Fernandez. Working his way through the European and World Championship pyramid, the Spanish rider has consistently got better year on year and now he’s reached the very pinnacle of motocross, where he hopes to improve even further and start challenging for the highest honours in the sport. He got off to the best possible start by winning his Team HRC debut at the MXGP of Patagonia-Argentina in 2023 and followed that up with numerous podiums as he ended up fifth in the championship battle. An injury at the very first round last year, meant that the Spaniard wasn’t able to show everyone his speed until the end of the season, but he progressively got better after his return and now is highly motivated to show everyone in 2025, what he can do when he’s fully fit.
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Tom Vialle 16
Tom Vialle joins Honda HRC for the 2026 MXGP World Championship, returning from America after a successful stint that included two Supercross 250cc titles. This comes after the young Frenchman won two MX2 titles prior to leaving, and it is the hope from everyone at Honda that he is able to continue this success when he swings his leg over the Honda CRF450R.
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Valerio Lata 18
The newest addition to the Honda CRF250R programme, Valerio Lata joins Honda HRC for the 2025 MX2 World Championships where he’ll be alongside fellow Italian Ferruccio Zanchi.
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