Italy's team for the ISDE unveiled

Italy's team for the ISDE unveiled

With just over a month to go before the start of the 2025 ISDE in Bergamo, the Italian federation has officially announced its women's team. Leading the squad is none other than Francesca Nocera, current leader of the Women’s Enduro World Championship. Racing on home soil, Nocera will be eager to deliver a standout performance in front of her fans and family.

Papenmeier dominates ADAC MX Women’s Round 4 in Bielstein

Papenmeier dominates ADAC MX Women’s Round 4 in Bielstein

This weekend marked the fourth round of the ADAC Women’s Motocross Championship in Bielstein, held alongside the ADAC MX Masters. The race format resembled the MXGP structure, with one moto on Saturday and the second on Sunday morning. On a technical and changing track, top female riders battled for crucial championship points.

Raycin Kyler: The Rising Star of US Motocross

Raycin Kyler: The Rising Star of US Motocross

If you missed the news, Raycin Kyler, one of the brightest young talents in American motocross, represented Team USA this past weekend at the FIM Junior World Motocross Championship in Romagné, France — her first international appearance.

Swedish Women’s Motocross: Malou Jakobsen wins at Tibro

Swedish Women’s Motocross: Malou Jakobsen wins at Tibro

Malou Jakobsen has already secured several podium finishes this season, including a victory in the Danish Championship. At the Tibro track, the Danish rider claimed victory in the fourth round of the Swedish Women's Championship. She shared the day's podium with Sara Andersen and Matilda Huss.

Larissa Papenmeier unstoppable in Aichwald

Larissa Papenmeier unstoppable in Aichwald

The third round of the ADAC German Motocross Championship took place this weekend in Aichwald, where once again, Larissa Papenmeier dominated the competition. The SYE Racing Team 423 rider delivered another perfect weekend, winning both races (1-1) and continuing her unbeaten run in the 2025 championship. Leading both motos from start to finish, she further extended her advantage at the top of the standings.

Gaia Franchi suffers injury during Practice in Aichwald

Gaia Franchi suffers injury during Practice in Aichwald

Italian motocross rider Gaia Franchi has suffered an injury during a free practice session at the German Motocross Championship in Aichwald. She confirmed the news today on her Instagram account, revealing she sustained a fracture to the head of the humerus—an injury that will require surgical intervention in the coming days.

Another victory for Amandine Verstappen in Chaulieu

Another victory for Amandine Verstappen in Chaulieu

The fifth round of the 2025 French Women’s Motocross Championship (MXF) took place this past weekend in Chaulieu. Amandine Verstappen confirmed her dominance with a fourth overall victory, while the battle for the top five tightened.

Lucy Barker is the 2025 EMX Women's European Champion

Lucy Barker is the 2025 EMX Women's European Champion

The final round of the 2025 EMX Women's European Championship took place this weekend at Velke Uherce, Slovakia — a track well-liked by many of the competitors. With a seven-point lead entering the weekend, Lucy Barker delivered a flawless performance, securing the overall win (1-1) and claiming her second EMX Women’s title, despite missing one round earlier in the season.

End of season for Virginie Germond

End of season for Virginie Germond

Swiss rider Virginie Germond has officially ended her 2025 motocross season following a crash during Round 5 of the French Women’s Motocross Championship (MXF) this past Sunday. Competing for the Dragon Moto team, Germond did not remount after the fall and has since confirmed she will step away from racing to allow a shoulder injury to fully recover.

Amandine Verstappen wins in Plomion

Amandine Verstappen wins in Plomion

Round four of the 2025 French Women’s Motocross Championship (MXF) took place this Sunday in Plomion, with Amandine Verstappen delivering a flawless performance. The Belgian rider went 1-1 on the day and extended her lead in the championship standings.

Lucy Barker dominates EMX Women in Estonia – Andersson Löf nears 125cc Title

Lucy Barker dominates EMX Women in Estonia – Andersson Löf nears 125cc Title

The fifth round of the 2025 EMX Women’s European Championship took place this weekend in Pärnu, Estonia, with just 16 riders on the gate and no local Estonian entries. Lucy Barker took the win with a perfect 1-1 score, while Sweden’s Elsa Andersson Löf came one step closer to securing her second EMX Women 125 title.

Second straight victory for Martine Hughes

Second straight victory for Martine Hughes

This Sunday saw the third round of the Swedish Motocross Championship in Skene. The first big surprise of the day was the presence of Sara Andersen, who is still suffering from a broken collarbone.

Lachlan Turner wins at Thunder Valley

Lachlan Turner wins at Thunder Valley

This Saturday saw the only race of the third round of the WMX US Championship following a schedule change due to the weather. This change allowed for TV coverage.

MXGP of Germany : WMX Manufacturers Classification

MXGP of Germany : WMX Manufacturers Classification

GasGas is the manufacturer with the most points in this MXGP of Germany. Led by Kiara Fontanesi, who won the first race and finished second in the second, the Spanish brand is in second place. Yamaha maintains the championship lead thanks to Lotte van Drunen (3/1) this weekend. KTM holds onto third place and remains in the title race thanks to Lynn Valk (4/3).

Race two for Lotte van Drunen, overall for Kiara Fontanesi

Race two for Lotte van Drunen, overall for Kiara Fontanesi

Lotte van Drunen took the holeshot this morning ahead of Lynn Valk, Kiara Fontanesi, Larissa Papenmeier, and Daniela Guillen. There were no crashes at the start for the 40 drivers. Martine Hughes took advantage of the first few corners to move ahead of Guillen in fifth place. The leading trio quickly widened their gap on the other drivers. Larissa Papenmeier led Martin Hughes and Daniela Guillen ahead of a third group led by Amandine Verstappen ahead of April Franzoni, Malou Jakobsen, Shana van der Vlist, and Danée Gelissen. On the third lap, Martine Hughes crashed and dropped outside the top 10. On a circuit resurfaced overnight, only one line was available for a good part of the race, resulting in few overtaking attempts. Lynn Valk lost contact with the leading duo lap after lap.