FIM WOMEN in Motorcycling

Victory for Rosie Rowett on day one GP of Wales. 🏆

1. Rosie Rowett (RIEJU)
2. Rachel Gutish (RIEJU)
3. Nieve Holmes (Sherco)
4. Mauricette Brisebard (Beta)
5. Justine Martel (Beta)

Victory for Rosie Rowett on day one at the Forsiteservices GP of Wales. 🏆

1. Rosie Rowett (RIEJU)
2. Rachel Gutish (RIEJU)
3. Nieve Holmes (Sherco)
4. Mauricette Brisebard (Beta)
5. Justine Martel (Beta)

Great news from Ireland 🤗
Alanna Maher has jointed Motorcycling Ireland and will represent in Women in sports.

🏍️ Alanna Maher Appointed as Motorcycling Ireland Women in Sport Representative

Motorcycling Ireland has announced the appointment of Alanna Maher as its new Women in Sport Representative. Maher also joins the Motorcycling Ireland Board of Directors.

Maher is well-known in Irish motorcycle racing. Coming from a prominent racing family, she has competed across Ireland and recently worked as a pundit for the North West 200 on BBC Sport.

Her appointment is backed by funding from Sport Ireland and the Department of Sport through the 2026 Women in Sport Funding Programme. This initiative focuses on driving development across coaching, active participation, leadership, and visibility.

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INNOVATION is about finding new ways to make sport more inclusive, accessible and inspiring. Small changes can open new opportunities and help more women and girls find their place in our sport. 💪

FIM - Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme IWG Women & Sport

Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of FIM Women in EnduroGP at the season finale in Wales! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The final round takes over Rhayader, Wales this August 7 to 9. Newly crowned World Champion Rachel Gutish leads the pack, while the Junior Women’s World Cup goes down to the wire! 🏆

Who will conquer the Welsh terrain and take home the final crowns of 2026?

The IWG Global Summit on Women & Sport is the world's largest gathering dedicated to advancing gender equality in sport, bringing together leaders and organisations to share ideas and drive meaningful action.

Over the coming days, we'll be sharing some of the Summit's key learnings. We begin with LEADERSHIP, because creating opportunities for the next generation starts with the way we lead today. 💪

FIM - Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme IWG Women & Sport

Courtney Duncan grew up in the small rural town of Palmerston, New Zealand, where her passion for motocross began at just seven years old under the guidance of her stepfather. With no women’s classes available, she raced against boys throughout her youth, quickly proving her talent and determination.

Inspired by watching the FIM Motocross World Championship on television, Courtney set herself one goal: to become World Champion. After progressing through New Zealand and Australian competitions, she joined the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship in 2016. The first years brought injuries, setbacks and near misses, including finishing just two points short of the title, but she refused to give up.

A move to Kawasaki and Dixon Racing in 2019 proved to be the turning point. Courtney dominated the season to claim her first FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship title, becoming only the third New Zealander to win a motocross world title. In 2020, despite a major crash, a DNF and a disrupted COVID-19 season, she fought back to successfully defend her crown. She added a third consecutive title in 2021, cementing her place among the sport’s greats.

After missing part of the 2022 season due to injury, Courtney returned with race victories and captured her fourth world title in 2023. Remaining focused on achieving more success and reflecting on her journey, she hopes to leave a lasting legacy in the sport and continues to inspire the next generation with her belief that "You can make it happen if you have the determination, discipline and heart.”

[Discover Courtney’s full journey in the Dream Big book – link in bio]

Action-packed weekend at the TrialGP of Great Britain in Anglesey! 🌧️ The brutal coastal conditions pushed the world's best riders to the absolute limit.

TrialGP Women 🏆 Total dominance by Italy's Andrea Sofia Rabino , taking a spectacular double victory! Championship leader Berta Abellán secured two strong P2 finishes to hold onto her overall lead.

Trial2 Women 🏆 Local hero Matilda Arbon claimed the win on Day 1, while Spain's Daniela Hernando fought back to top the podium on Day 2.

The championship battles move to the season finale in Spain this September 🇪🇸