The long-term partnership between Tom Vialle and the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team has come to an end after seven seasons together across Europe and the United States. Together, they achieved a pair of MX2 World Championship along with two 250SX East Supercross Championships. Vialle is strongly rumored to be returning to the European series aboard a factory Honda HRC machine in the MXGP division.
Vialle joined the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team ahead of the 2019 FIM Motocross World Championship season in the MX2 category, finishing fourth in his debut season before capturing his first of two MX2 World Championship in 2020. He won a second MX2 title again in 2022 before jumping the pond to North America in 2023 to contest in the SuperMotocross World Championship.
Vialle fulfilled his goal of becoming a Supercross champion in 2024 and later defended his crown when the 2025 championship went down to the wire in Salt Lake City this past May. The now 24-year-old also displayed his capabilities outdoors in 250MX, finishing as runner-up in the 2024 AMA Pro Motocross Championship. He also finished second in the hybrid-type 250SMX standings that year, before backing his result up with third position in 2025.
From 2019 to 2022 in Europe, Vialle amassed 24 MX2 Grand Prix victories, 44 individual Race wins, and 46 overall podium finishes along with two MX2 World Championships. In the US he achieved two 250SX East titles, as well as three Supercross wins and 18 podium results in 250SX, while earning two-career Pro Motocross 250MX round victories and eight overall podiums overall. He also has three 250SMX Playoffs/Final podium finishes to his credit. Vialle was also a key part of Team France’s victory at the 2023 FIM Motocross of Nations (MXoN), where he won the MX2 category individually with the full support of Red Bull KTM Factory Racing.
