| 2021 motorsport champions | |
| Previous: 2020 | Next: 2022 |
This list of 2021 motorsport champions is a list of national or international motorsport series with championships decided by the points or positions earned by a driver from multiple races where the season was completed during the 2021 calendar year.
| Series | Champion | Refer |
|---|---|---|
| Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series |  Tim McCreadie | 2021 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series |
| World of Outlaws Late Model Series | Brandon Sheppard | |
| World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series | Brad Sweet | |
| Teams: Kasey Kahne Racing | ||
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series | Top Fuel: Steve Torrence | 2021 NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series |
| Funny Car: Ron Capps | ||
| Pro Stock: Greg Anderson | ||
| Pro Stock Motorcycle: Matt Smith |
| Series | Champion | Refer |
|---|---|---|
| British Drift Championship |  Duane McKeever | 2021 British Drift Championship |
| D1 Grand Prix |  Naoki Nakamura | 2021 D1 Grand Prix series |
| D1 Lights: Hiroki Vito | ||
| D1NZ |  Darren Kelly | 2021 D1NZ season |
| Pro-Sport: Shaun Potroz | ||
| Drift Masters |  Piotr Więcek | 2021 Drift Masters |
| Nations Cup: Poland | ||
| Formula D | PRO:  Fredric Aasbø | 2021 Formula Drift season |
PROSPEC:  Dmitriy Brutskiy | ||
| Auto Cup: Toyota | ||
| Tires: Nitto | ||
| Formula DRIFT Japan | Kouichi Yamashita | 2021 Formula DRIFT Japan |
| Series | Driver | Season article |
|---|---|---|
| CIK-FIA Karting World Championship | OK:  Tuukka Taponen | |
| OKJ: Kean Nakamura-Berta | ||
KZ:  Noah Milell | ||
KZ2:  Lorenzo Travisanutto | ||
| CIK-FIA Karting Academy Trophy | Maciej Gładysz | 2021 CIK-FIA Karting Academy Trophy |
| CIK-FIA Karting European Championship | OK: Andrea Kimi Antonelli | |
| OK-J: Freddie Slater | ||
| KZ: Riccardo Longhi | ||
| KZ2: Giacomo Pollini | ||
| WSK Champions Cup | KZ2: Viktor Gustafsson | |
OK:  Rafael Câmara | ||
OKJ:  Rashid Al Dhaheri | ||
60 Mini:  René Lammers | ||
| WSK Euro Series | OK: Arvid Lindblad | |
| OKJ: Harley Keeble | ||
60 Mini:  Christian Costoya | ||
| Rotax Max Challenge | DD2: Martijn van Leeuwen | |
DD2 Masters:  Morgan Riche | ||
| Senior: Mark Kimber | ||
Junior:  Tomass Stolcermanis | ||
| Mini: Arata Endo | ||
Micro:  Nikita Ljubimov | ||
| Nations Cup: France | ||
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIM Motocross World Championship | MXGP: Jeffrey Herlings | 2021 FIM Motocross World Championship |
MXGP Manufacturers:  KTM | ||
| MX2: Maxime Renaux | ||
| MX2 Manufacturers: Yamaha | ||
| FIM Women's Motocross World Championship | Courtney Duncan | 2021 FIM Women's Motocross World Championship |
| Manufacturers: Kawasaki | ||
| FIM Enduro World Championship | EnduroGP: Brad Freeman | 2021 FIM Enduro World Championship |
| Enduro 1: Andrea Verona | ||
| Enduro 2: Josep Garcia | ||
| Enduro 3: Brad Freeman | ||
| Junior: Matteo Pavoni | ||
| Junior 1: Lorenzo Macoritto | ||
| Junior 2: Matteo Pavoni | ||
| Youth: Albin Norrbin | ||
| Women: Laia Sanz | ||
Open 2-Stroke:  Gonçalo Reis | ||
| Open 4-Stroke: Priit Biene | ||
| AMA Supercross Championship | 450 SX: Cooper Webb | 2021 AMA Supercross Championship |
| 250 SX East: Colt Nichols | ||
| 250 SX West: Justin Cooper | ||
| European Motocross Championship | EMX250: Nicholas Lapucci | 2021 European Motocross Championship |
| EMX250 Manufacturers: Fantic | ||
| EMX125: Valerio Lata | ||
| EMX125 Manufacturers: KTM | ||
| EMX Open: Davide De Bortoli | ||
| EMX Open Manufacturers: Honda | ||
EMX2T:  Maximilian Spies | ||
| EMX2T Manufacturers: Fantic | ||
EMX85:  Vítězslav Marek | ||
| EMX65: Lucas Leok |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas |  Yazeed Al Rajhi | 2021 FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas |
Co-drivers:  Alexey Kuzmich | ||
Teams:  Overdrive SA | ||
| T3: Dania Saud Akeel | ||
| T4: Alexandre Re | ||
| T4 Teams: South Racing | ||
| FIM Bajas World Cup | Martin Michek | 2021 FIM Bajas World Cup |
| Manufacturers: KTM | ||
| Quads: Haitham Al-Tuwayjiri | ||
| Women: Mirjam Pol | ||
| Junior: Konrad Dąbrowski | ||
| Veteran: Pedro Bianchi Prata | ||
| SSV: Alexandre Pinto | ||
| FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Championship | Matthias Walkner | 2021 FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Championship |
| Manufacturers: KTM | ||
| Womens: Anastasiya Nifontova | ||
| Juniors: Konrad Dąbrowski | ||
| Veterans: David McBride | ||
| Rally2: Carlo Cabini | ||
Quads:  Manuel Andújar | ||
| SSV: Leandro Torres SSV: Joaõ Arena | ||
| Dakar Rally | Cars: Stéphane Peterhansel Co-driver: Edouard Boulanger | 2021 Dakar Rally |
| Bikes: Kevin Benavides | ||
| Light Prototypes: Josef Macháček | ||
| Quads: Manuel Andújar | ||
UTV:  Francisco López Contardo Co-driver: Alvaro Quintanilla | ||
| Trucks: Dmitry Sotnikov Ruslan Akhmadeev Ilgiz Akhmetzianov | ||
| Classics: Marc Douton Co-driver: Emilien Etienne |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA World Rallycross Championship | Johan Kristoffersson | 2021 FIA World Rallycross Championship |
| Teams: Hansen World RX Team | ||
| RX2e: Guillaume De Ridder | ||
| FIA European Rallycross Championship | RX1: Andreas Bakkerud | 2021 FIA European Rallycross Championship |
RX3:  Yury Belevskiy | ||
| Nitro Rallycross | Supercar: Travis Pastrana | 2021 Nitro Rallycross Championship |
| NEXT: Casper Jansson | ||
| British Rallycross Championship | Derek Tohill | |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| FIA World Endurance Championship | Mike Conway Kamui Kobayashi José María López | 2021 FIA World Endurance Championship |
| Manufacturers': Toyota Gazoo Racing | ||
| LMGTE: James Calado LMGTE: Alessandro Pier Guidi LMGTE: Kévin Estre | ||
| LMGTE Manufacturers': Ferrari | ||
| LMP2: Robin Frijns LMP2: Ferdinand Zvonimir von Habsburg LMP2: Charles Milesi | ||
| LMP2 Teams: #31 Team WRT | ||
| LMP2 Pro-Am: Frits van Eerd | ||
| LMP2 Pro-Am Teams: #29 Racing Team Nederland | ||
LMGTE Am:  Nicklas Nielsen LMGTE Am: François Perrodo LMGTE Am: Alessio Rovera | ||
| LMGTE Am: #83 AF Corse | ||
| 24H GT Series | Chandler Hull Jon Miller Samantha Tan | 2021 24H GT Series |
| Teams: No. 438 ST Racing | ||
| GT3-Pro: Brendon Leitch GT3-Pro: Tyler Cooke | ||
| GT3-Pro Teams: No. 10 Leipert Motorsport | ||
| GT3-Am: Alfred Renauer | ||
| GT3-Am Teams: No. 91 Herberth Motorsport | ||
| GTX: Philippe Bonnel | ||
| GTX Teams: No. 701 Vortex V8 | ||
| 991: Fabrizio Broggi 991: Sabino de Castro991:  Sergiu Nicolae | ||
| 991 Teams: No. 955 Willi Motorsport by Ebimotors | ||
| GT4: Chandler Hull GT4: Jon MillerGT4: Samantha Tan | ||
| GT4 Teams: No. 438 ST Racing | ||
| Ladies: Samantha Tan | ||
| Juniors: Samantha Tan | ||
| ADAC GT Masters | Christopher Mies Ricardo Feller | 2021 ADAC GT Masters |
| Teams: Montaplast by Land-Motorsport | ||
| Junior: Ricardo Feller | ||
| Trophy: Florian Spengler | ||
| ADAC GT4 Germany | Michael Schrey Gabriele Piana | 2021 ADAC GT4 Germany |
| Teams: Team Zakspeed | ||
| Junior: Théo Nouet | ||
Trophy:  Tom Kieffer | ||
| Alpine Elf Europa Cup | Jean-Baptiste Mela | 2021 Alpine Elf Europa Cup |
| Gentlemen's: Stéphane Auriacombe | ||
| Asian Le Mans Series | LMP2: Ferdinand Zvonimir von Habsburg LMP2: René Binder LMP2:  Yifei Ye | 2021 Asian Le Mans Series |
| LMP2 Teams: #26 G-Drive Racing | ||
LMP2 Am:  Andreas LaskaratosLMP2 Am: Dwight Merriman LMP2 Am: Kyle Tilley | ||
| LMP2 Am Teams: #18 Era Motorsport | ||
| LMP3: Wayne Boyd LMP3:  Manuel Maldonado LMP3: Rory Penttinen | ||
| LMP3 Teams: #23 United Autosports | ||
| GT: Ralf Bohn GT: Alfred RenauerGT: Robert Renauer | ||
| GT Teams: #99 Precote Herberth Motorsport | ||
| GT Am: Christian Hook GT Am: Patrick Kujala GT Am: Manuel Lauck | ||
| GT Am Teams: #66 Rinaldi Racing | ||
| Britcar Endurance Championship | Richard Wells Alex Kapadia Tim Gray | 2021 Britcar Endurance Championship |
| Praga: Richard Wells Praga: Alex KapadiaPraga: Tim Gray | ||
| Endurance: Will Powell Endurance: David Scaramanga | ||
| Class 1: Will Powell Class 1: David Scaramanga | ||
| Class 2: Lucky Khera Class 2: Ross Wylie | ||
| Class 3: Dave Benett Class 3: Marcus Fothergill | ||
| Class 4: Peter Erceg | ||
| British GT Championship | GT3: Dennis Lind GT3: Leo Machitski | 2021 British GT Championship |
| GT3 Teams: Barwell Motorsport | ||
| GT3 Pro-Am: Yelmer Buurman GT3 Pro-Am: Ian Loggie | ||
| GT3 Silver Cup: Stewart Proctor GT3 Silver Cup: Lewis Proctor | ||
| GT4: Will Burns GT4: Gus Burton | ||
| GT4 Teams: Century Motorsport | ||
| GT4 Pro-Am: Matt Topham GT4 Pro-Am: Darren Turner | ||
| GT4 Silver Cup: Will Burns GT4 Silver Cup: Gus Burton | ||
| Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters | Maximilian Götz | 2021 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters |
| Teams: Red Bull AlphaTauri AF Corse | ||
| Manufacturers': Mercedes-AMG | ||
| DTM Trophy | Ben Green | 2021 DTM Trophy |
| Teams: FK Performance Motorsport | ||
| Manufacturers': BMW | ||
| European Le Mans Series | LMP2: Louis Delétraz LMP2: Robert Kubica LMP2: Yifei Ye | 2021 European Le Mans Series |
| LMP2 Teams: #41 Team WRT | ||
| LMP2 Pro-Am: John Falb LMP2 Pro-Am:  Rui Andrade | ||
LMP2 Pro-Am Teams:  #25 G-Drive Racing | ||
| LMP3: Laurents Hörr | ||
| LMP3 Teams: #4 DKR Engineering | ||
| LMGTE: Matteo Cressoni LMGTE: Miguel Molina LMGTE: Rino Mastronardi | ||
| LMGTE Teams: #80 Iron Lynx | ||
| Ginetta GT4 Supercup | Adam Smalley | 2021 Ginetta GT4 Supercup |
| Pro-Am: Colin White | ||
| Ginetta Junior Championship | Aston Millar | 2021 Ginetta Junior Championship |
| GT & Prototype Challenge | Tom Boonen | 2021 GT & Prototype Challenge |
| LMP3: Max Aschoff | ||
| Group CN: Tom Boonen | ||
| SR3 - Praga: Max de Bruijn SR3 - Praga: Melvin van Dam | ||
| GT America Series | GT3: Charlie Luck | 2021 GT America Series |
| GT3 Teams: Wright Motorsports | ||
| GT2: Elias Sabo | ||
| GT2 Teams: GMG Racing | ||
| GT4: Jason Bell | ||
| GT4 Teams: GMG Racing | ||
| GT Winter Series | Gabriela Jílková Robert Haub | 2021 GT Winter Series |
| GT World Challenge America | Andrea Caldarelli  Jordan Pepper | 2021 GT World Challenge America |
| Teams: K-Pax Racing | ||
| Pro-Am: Jan Heylen Pro-Am: Fred Poordad | ||
| Pro-Am Teams: Wright Motorsports | ||
| Am: Conrad Grunewald Am: Jean-Claude Saada | ||
| Am Teams: AF Corse | ||
| GT World Challenge Australia | Pro-Am:  Yasser Shahin | 2021 GT World Challenge Australia |
| Am: Andrew Macpherson Am: Ben Porter | ||
| Trophy: Brad Schumacher | ||
| GT4: Mark Griffith | ||
| GT World Challenge Europe | Dries Vanthoor Charles Weerts | 2021 GT World Challenge Europe |
| Teams: Team WRT | ||
| Pro-Am: Henrique Chaves Pro-Am: Miguel Ramos | ||
| Pro-Am Teams: Barwell Motorsport | ||
| Silver Cup: Alex Fontana | ||
| Silver Cup Teams: Emil Frey Racing | ||
| GT2 European Series | Pro-Am: Anders Fjordbach Pro-Am: Mark Patterson | 2021 GT2 European Series |
| Am: Christoph Ulrich | ||
| GT4 America Series | Silver: Kenny Murillo Silver: Christian Szymczak | 2021 GT4 America Series |
| Silver Teams: Murillo Racing | ||
| Pro-Am: Jason Hart Pro-Am: Matt Travis | ||
| Pro-Am Teams: Nolasport | ||
| Am: Kevin Conway Am: John Geesbreght | ||
| Am Teams: Smooge Racing | ||
| IMSA Prototype Challenge | LMP3-1: Dakota Dickerson LMP3-1: Josh Sarchet | 2021 IMSA Prototype Challenge |
| LMP3-1 Teams: #54 MLT Motorsports | ||
| LMP3-1 Bronze: David Grant LMP3-1 Bronze: Keith Grant | ||
| LMP3-2: Danny Kok LMP3-2: George Staikos | ||
| LMP3-2 Teams: #61 Conquest Racing | ||
| LMP3-2 Bronze: Danny Kok LMP3-2 Bronze: George Staikos | ||
| IMSA SportsCar Championship | DPi: Pipo Derani DPi: Felipe Nasr | 2021 IMSA SportsCar Championship |
| DPi Teams: #31 Whelen Engineering Racing | ||
| DPi Manufacturers: Cadillac | ||
| LMP2: Mikkel Jensen LMP2: Ben Keating | ||
| LMP2 Teams: #52 PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports | ||
| LMP3: Gar Robinson | ||
| LMP3 Teams: #74 Riley Motorsports | ||
| GTLM: Antonio García GTLM: Jordan Taylor | ||
| GTLM Teams: #3 Corvette Racing | ||
| GTLM Manufacturers: Chevrolet | ||
| GTD: Zacharie Robichon GTLM: Laurens Vanthoor | ||
| GTD Teams: #9 Pfaff Motorsports | ||
| GTD Manufacturers: Porsche | ||
| Italian GT Championship (Endurance) | GT3: Mattia Drudi GT3: Riccardo Agostini GT3: Lorenzo Ferrari | 2021 Italian GT Championship |
GT3 Teams:  No.12 Audi Sport Italia | ||
| GT3 Constructors: Ferrari | ||
| GT3 Pro-Am: Simon Mann | ||
| GT3 Am: Luca Magnoni | ||
| GT Cup: Luca Demarchi | ||
| GT4 Am: Nicola Neri | ||
| Italian GT Championship (Sprint) | ||
| GT3: Riccardo Agostini GT3: Lorenzo Ferrari | ||
| GT3 Teams: No.12 Audi Sport Italia | ||
| GT3 Constructors: Ferrari | ||
| GT3 Pro-Am: Simon Mann | ||
GT3 Am:  Murat Cuhadaroglu | ||
| GT Cup: Francesca Linossi | ||
| GT4 Pro-Am: Mattia di Giusto | ||
| GT4 Am: Diego di Fabio | ||
| Masters Endurance Legends USA | Proto Historic: Cal Meeker | 2021 Masters Endurance Legends USA |
| Proto 1: Franceso Melandri | ||
| Proto 2: Spencer Trenery | ||
| Proto 3: Danny Baker | ||
| Proto 4: Travis Engen | ||
| GT1-3: Tom Mueller | ||
| GT2-2: Loren Beggs | ||
| GT2-3: Connor De Phillippi GT2-3: Thomas Plucinsky | ||
| GT3-1: Scooter Gabel | ||
| GT3-2: Edward Hugo | ||
| GT3-3: David Roberts | ||
| Mazda MX-5 Cup | Gresham Wagner | 2021 Mazda MX-5 Cup |
| Teams: Spark Performance | ||
| Rookies: Sam Paley | ||
| Michelin Pilot Challenge | GS: Jan Heylen | 2021 Michelin Pilot Challenge |
| GS Teams: #16 Wright Motorsports | ||
| GS Manufacturers: Porsche | ||
| TCR: Michael Lewis TCR: Taylor Hagler | ||
| TCR Teams: #77 Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb-Agajanian | ||
TCR Manufacturers:  Hyundai | ||
| Super GT Series | GT500: Yuhi Sekiguchi GT500: Sho Tsuboi | 2021 Super GT Series |
| GT300: Takuto Iguchi GT300: Hideki Yamauchi | ||
| Supercar Challenge | Dennis de Borst Stan van Oord | 2021 Supercar Challenge |
| GT: Bob Herber | ||
| Supersport 1: Dennis de Borst Supersport 1: Stan van Oord | ||
| Supersport 2: Jerome Greenhalgh Supersport 2: Robin Greenhalgh | ||
| Sport: Pieter de Jong Sport: Jack Hoekstra | ||
| Trans-Am Series | TA: Chris Dyson | 2021 Trans-Am Series |
TA Pro-Am:  Oscar Teran | ||
| TA Manufacturers: Ford | ||
| TA2: Raphael Matos | ||
| TA2 Pro-Am: Sam Mayer | ||
| TA2 Manufacturers: Ford | ||
| XGT: Erich Joiner | ||
| XGT Manufacturers: Porsche | ||
| SGT: Justin Oakes | ||
| SGT Pro-Am: Natalie Decker | ||
| SGT Manufacturers: Chevrolet | ||
| GT: Philip Di Pippo | ||
| GT Pro-Am: Jason Merck | ||
| GT Manufacturers: Ford | ||
| Trans-Am Series (West Coast) | TA: Steve Goldman | |
| TA Manufacturers: Chevrolet | ||
| TA2: Carl Rydquist | ||
| TA2 Manufacturers: Ford | ||
| XGT: Erich Joiner | ||
| XGT Manufacturers: Porsche | ||
| SGT: John Schweitzer | ||
| SGT Manufacturers: Dodge | ||
| Porsche Supercup, Porsche Carrera Cup, GT3 Cup Challenge and Porsche Sprint Challenge | ||
| Porsche Supercup | Larry ten Voorde | 2021 Porsche Supercup |
| Teams: Team GP Elite | ||
| Pro-Am: Laurin Heinrich | ||
Am:  Nicolas Misslin | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Germany | Larry ten Voorde | 2021 Porsche Carrera Cup Germany |
| Teams: Team GP Elite | ||
| Pro-Am: Carlos Rivas | ||
| Rookie: Loek Hartog | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain | Dan Cammish | 2021 Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain |
| Pro-Am: Ryan Ratcliffe | ||
| Am: Justin Sherwood | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup Italia | Alberto Cerqui | 2021 Porsche Carrera Cup Italia |
| Teams: Dinamic Motorsport | ||
| Michelin Cup: Marco Cassara | ||
| Silver Cup: Massimiliano Montagnese | ||
| Porsche Carrera Cup North America | Sebastian Priaulx | 2021 Porsche Carrera Cup North America |
| Series | Champion | refer |
|---|---|---|
| Boost Mobile Super Trucks | Paul Morris | 2021 Boost Mobile Super Trucks Series |
| Copa Truck | André Marques | 2021 Copa Truck season |
| Super Truck: Felipe Tozzo | ||
| FIA European Truck Racing Championship |  Norbert Kiss | 2021 European Truck Racing Championship |
| Grammer Truck Cup: Shane Brereton | ||
| Stadium Super Trucks | Matthew Brabham | 2021 Stadium Super Trucks Series |
| SuperUtes Series | Ryal Harris | 2021 SuperUtes Series |
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