Motorcycle Sports Federation of Kenya - MSFK

Easter is a time to rest, reflect, and reconnect. 🏍️🌅

To every rider, official, fan, and motorsport supporter across Kenya, we wish you a safe and peaceful Easter weekend. If you’re travelling, ride safe, wear your full gear, and look out for one another.

This Zero Waste Day, let’s keep our tracks clean and our sport responsible. ♻️🏁
Small actions make a big difference.

The 2026 sporting season is on. 🏁🇰🇪

Save the dates and follow MSFK for updates throughout the season.

🏍️ Exciting news for motorcycling in Kenya! 🇰🇪
The FIM Mentoring Programme has officially launched a new project in Kenya, supporting the development of a Motorcycling Academy and sustainable structures for the sport.

With guidance from FIM mentor Adrian Scholtz, former CEO of Motorsport South Africa, the project focuses on:

Long-term strategy & community engagement

Funding & operational planning

Coaching pathways & certification aligned with FIM standards

Safety, track development, and stakeholder coordination

This initiative goes beyond technical expertise, fostering leadership, strategic thinking, and resilience within our federation.

Kenya joins the global FIM network in building strong, sustainable motorcycling ecosystems! 🌍🏁

Merry Christmas from MSFK

🎄Wishing all riders, clubs, fans, and partners a safe and restful festive season.🎄

Every sanctioned event must have certified medics, evacuation plans, and proper equipment.
Motorsport is high-risk — preparation is non-negotiable.

Every track used for competition must be inspected and homologated by MSFK.
We verify jump angles, barriers, medical access, marshal points, and safe spectator zones — ensuring the venue is ready for national competition.

MSFK follows the FIM Environmental Code: reducing noise, managing waste, protecting natural terrain, and ensuring responsible use of land.
Sustainable motorsport is the only motorsport.

Approved helmets, boots, goggles, body protection, gloves, and proper racewear are compulsory.
Gear is not a suggestion — it’s a safety requirement across all MSFK-sanctioned events.

Before anyone enters the track, every bike must pass scrutineering.
Brakes, throttle, tyres, number plates, safety components — everything is checked to prevent avoidable risks.
Safety starts long before the gate drops.