Jakub Kornfeil

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Jakub Kornfeil
Jakub Kornfeil 2019.jpg
Kornfeil in 2019
NationalityCzech
Born (1993-04-08) 8 April 1993 (age 30)
Kyjov, Czech Republic
Motorcycle racing career statistics
Moto3 World Championship
Active years 2012–2019
Manufacturers FTR Honda, Kalex KTM, KTM, Honda, Peugeot
Championships 0
2019 championship position14th (78 pts)
StartsWinsPodiums Poles F. laps Points
1430512657
125cc World Championship
Active years 2009–2011
Manufacturers Loncin, Aprilia
Championships 0
2011 championship position12th (72 pts)
StartsWinsPodiums Poles F. laps Points
390000100
MotoE World Cup
Active years 2020
Manufacturers Energica
Championships0
2020 championship position18th (15 pts)
StartsWinsPodiums Poles F. laps Points
7000015

Jakub Kornfeil (born 8 April 1993) is a Grand Prix motorcycle racer from the Czech Republic. Until 2019, he competed in the Moto3 World Championship. During 2020 he raced for WithU Motorsport in the MotoE World Cup. He was the winner of Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup in 2009.

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Kornfeil is a competitive jet surfer, who, in 2015, became the first ever MotoSurf GP World Champion. [1] [2]

Career

Early career

Born in Kyjov, Kornfeil started racing competitively in supermoto from the age of eight years, winning the 65 cc championship in 2002. [3] Championships at national and European level in minibikes followed, as well as the Czech Republic 125GP Championship in 2007, before Kornfeil moved into the Red Bull Rookies Cup in 2008. Kornfeil finished eight of the season's ten races in the top ten places, as he finished ninth overall, tying on points with Daniel Ruiz. [4] His second season in the championship was more successful, with top-eight finishes in every race, with three wins in the final four races enabling him to overhaul Sturla Fagerhaug by just two points. [5] He also finished fourth in the Italian 125GP championship.

125cc World Championship

After securing the Red Bull Rookies Cup, Kornfeil stepped up to Grand Prix level, making five appearances in the class towards the end of the season with the Loncin team, replacing Alexis Masbou. [6] Kornfeil finished four of the races with a best result of 19th at the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Kornfeil and Tomoyoshi Koyama both moved from the Loncin team to make up Racing Team Germany's lineup for the 2010 season. [7] Although Koyama outscored his much less experienced team-mate, Kornfeil amassed 28 points from nine points-scoring finishes to end up 17th in the final championship standings. His best result in the season was a fifth-place finish at his home Grand Prix which was held in damp conditions.

Moto3 World Championship

In 2015, Kornfeil achieved his best result with a second-place finish in wet conditions at Silverstone. He added another podium finish at Valencia, as he finished twelfth in the final championship standings. In 2016, Kornfeil achieved his best result in championship with an 8th place, he added another podium finish in Malaysia. In Czech Republic, 2018 he added a pole position and podium finish, and in France of the same year he was known for his stunt jump after Enea Bastianini crashed.

Career statistics

Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup

Races by year

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year12345678910PosPts
2008 SPA1
8		 SPA2
9		 POR
19		 FRA
9		 ITA
6		 GBR
7		 NED
10		 GER
Ret		 CZE1
10		 CZE2
6		9th63
2009 SPA1
8		 SPA2
6		 ITA
2		 NED
5		 GER
1		 GBR
1		 CZE1
8		 CZE2
1		1st132

Grand Prix motorcycle racing

By season

SeasonClassMotorcycleTeamRaceWinPodiumPoleFLapPtsPlcd
2009 125cc Loncin Loncin Racing500000NC
2010 125cc Aprilia Racing Team Germany 1700002817th
2011 125cc Aprilia Ongetta-Centro Seta1700007212th
2012 Moto3 FTR Honda Redox-Ongetta-Centro Seta1700017115th
2013 Moto3 Kalex KTM Redox-RW Racing GP1700006811th
2014 Moto3 KTM Calvo Team1800019712th
2015 Moto3 KTM Drive M7 SIC 1802008912th
2016 Moto3 Honda Drive M7 SIC Racing Team 1801001128th
2017 Moto3 Peugeot Peugeot MC Saxoprint1800002622nd
2018 Moto3 KTM Redox PrüstelGP1801101168th
2019 Moto3 KTM Redox PrüstelGP1901007814th
2020 MotoE Energica WithU Motorsport 700001518th
Total1890512772

By class

ClassSeasons1st GP1st Pod1st WinRaceWinPodiums Pole FLapPtsWChmp
125cc2009–2011 2009 San Marino 3900001000
Moto32012–2019 2012 Qatar 2015 Great Britain 14305126570
MotoE2020 2020 Spain 70000150
Total2009–202018905127720

Races by year

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest lap)

YearClassBike12345678910111213141516171819PosPts
2009 125cc Loncin QAT JPN SPA FRA ITA CAT NED GER GBR CZE IND RSM
28		 POR
25		 AUS
23		 MAL
19		 VAL
Ret		NC0
2010 125cc Aprilia QAT
19		 SPA
14		 FRA
19		 ITA
17		 GBR
20		 NED
15		 CAT
16		 GER
17		 CZE
5		 IND
14		 RSM
16		 ARA
14		 JPN
Ret		 MAL
14		 AUS
14		 POR
11		 VAL
15		17th28
2011 125cc Aprilia QAT
23		 SPA
7		 POR
13		 FRA
21		 CAT
10		 GBR
9		 NED
16		 ITA
10		 GER
13		 CZE
7		 IND
10		 RSM
12		 ARA
13		 JPN
11		 AUS
13		 MAL
8		 VAL
24		12th72
2012 Moto3 FTR Honda QAT
15		 SPA
Ret		 POR
10		 FRA
Ret		 CAT
11		 GBR
11		 NED
13		 GER
10		 ITA
8		 IND
8		 CZE
6		 RSM
15		 ARA
11		 JPN
15		 MAL
16		 AUS
13		 VAL
7		15th71
2013 Moto3 Kalex KTM QAT
22		 AME
10		 SPA
5		 FRA
6		 ITA
Ret		 CAT
Ret		 NED
16		 GER
11		 IND
10		 CZE
8		 GBR
9		 RSM
13		 ARA
Ret		 MAL
13		 AUS
12		 JPN
11		 VAL
16		11th68
2014 Moto3 KTM QAT
6		 AME
5		 ARG
20		 SPA
6		 FRA
10		 ITA
Ret		 CAT
15		 NED
11		 GER
11		 IND
10		 CZE
14		 GBR
5		 RSM
17		 ARA
5		 JPN
Ret		 AUS
8		 MAL
8		 VAL
13		12th97
2015 Moto3 KTM QAT
17		 AME
11		 ARG
14		 SPA
Ret		 FRA
6		 ITA
16		 CAT
Ret		 NED
20		 GER
14		 IND
22		 CZE
9		 GBR
2		 RSM
17		 ARA
14		 JPN
12		 AUS
5		 MAL
6		 VAL
3		12th89
2016 Moto3 Honda QAT
10		 ARG
9		 AME
11		 SPA
5		 FRA
9		 ITA
17		 CAT
10		 NED
13		 GER
4		 AUT
19		 CZE
6		 GBR
15		 RSM
5		 ARA
Ret		 JPN
13		 AUS
Ret		 MAL
2		 VAL
7		8th112
2017 Moto3 Peugeot QAT
20		 ARG
18		 AME
23		 SPA
18		 FRA
11		 ITA
20		 CAT
22		 NED
17		 GER
18		 CZE
20		 AUT
20		 GBR
23		 RSM
7		 ARA
25		 JPN
8		 AUS
12		 MAL
21		 VAL
18		22nd26
2018 Moto3 KTM QAT
9		 ARG
14		 AME
7		 SPA
8		 FRA
6		 ITA
23		 CAT
11		 NED
5		 GER
7		 CZE
3		 AUT
13		 GBR
C		 RSM
5		 ARA
11		 THA
10		 JPN
10		 AUS
9		 MAL
20		 VAL
15		8th116
2019 Moto3 KTM QAT
10		 ARG
24		 AME
Ret		 SPA
7		 FRA
9		 ITA
14		 CAT
10		 NED
3		 GER
10		 CZE
9		 AUT
8		 GBR
16		 RSM
12		 ARA
15		 THA
12		 JPN
Ret		 AUS
15		 MAL
17		 VAL
15		14th78
2020 MotoE Energica SPA
16		 ANC
12		 RSM
16		 EMI1
12		 EMI2
13		 FRA1
13		 FRA2
15		18th15

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