2022 FIM Women's Motocross World Championship

Last updated December 28, 2024

The 2022 FIM Women's Motocross World Championship is the 18th Women's Motocross World Championship season. Courtney Duncan is the defending champion, after taking her third title in 2021.^[1]

2022 Calendar

A 6-round calendar for the 2022 season was announced on 17 November 2021.^[2]

Round	Date	Grand Prix	Location	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner
1	March 6	Lombardia	Mantova	Lynn Valk	Nancy van de Ven	Nancy van de Ven
2	April 3	Portugal	Águeda	Lynn Valk	Lynn Valk	Lynn Valk
3	May 15	Sardinia	Riola Sardo	Shana van der Vlist	Nancy van de Ven	Shana van der Vlist
4	May 29	Spain	intu Xanadu	Courtney Duncan	Daniela Guillén	Courtney Duncan
5	September 4	Turkey	Afyonkarahisar	Courtney Duncan	Courtney Duncan	Courtney Duncan

Participants

Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
Big Van World MTX Kawasaki	Kawasaki	1	Courtney Duncan	1–2, 4–5
Millionaire Racing Team	Husqvarna	4	Gaia Franchi	1–3
Millionaire Racing Team	Husqvarna	28	Elisa Galvagno	1–3, 5
Lakerveld Racing	KTM	5	Britt Jans-Beken	All
M.B.T. Motorbike Racing Team	Husqvarna	7	Giorgia Montini	1
Team Dragon Moto	KTM	9	Virginie Germond	All
	Gas Gas	11	Mia Ribić	1
Yamaha Racing 423	Yamaha	12	Alicia Reitze	2–4
Yamaha Racing 423	Yamaha	423	Larissa Papenmeier	All
JK Racing Yamaha	Yamaha	17	Charli Cannon	5
JK Racing Yamaha	Yamaha	172	Lynn Valk ^[3]	All
	Honda	20	Hasti Rezaei	5
Team FR25	Gas Gas	24	Lea Chaput	3
Yamaha Čepelák Racing Team	Yamaha	26	Aneta Čepeláková	1
	Yamaha	29	Alissa Harkin	2–5
Vermeeren Honda Racing	Honda	36	Avrie Berry	3
Team RC Racing	Honda	47	Gaia Oddo	1
Beurspro	KTM	51	Jenitty Van der Beek	2, 5
Motorrad Waldmann	Honda	55	Kim Irmgartz	1
	KTM	71	Demi Verploegh	1–2
Top Cross TCS Racing Team	Yamaha	74	Aida Cojanu	5
RFME WMX Team	KTM	79	Gabriela Seisdedos	3–5
RFME WMX Team	KTM	255	Daniela Guillén	1, 3–4
Ceres 71 Racing	Yamaha	85	Nancy van de Ven	All
Ceres 71 Racing	Yamaha	912	Giorgia Blasigh	All
Xdecor	Kawasaki	86	Ramona Gassmann	5
IZZ Global/Fenermekanik	Gas Gas	88	Irmak Yıldırım	5
SK Racing	Yamaha	90	Sandra Keller	All
MX Fonta Racing Syneco	Gas Gas	94	Priska Busatto	1
GripMesser Racing Team	Fantic	111	Anne Borchers	1–2
	KTM	124	Alina Barthel	1
	KTM	125	Amber Simons	1–2
	Husqvarna	136	Chantal Pavoni	1
Yamaha Scandinavia	Yamaha	153	Barbara Aagaard Andersen	3
MCR Racing Team	Husqvarna	174	Giorgia Giudici	1
Honda Racing New Zealand	Honda	179	Roma Edwards	4
KTM Brouwer Motors	KTM	188	Shana van der Vlist	All
Ausio Racing Team	Yamaha	246	Jana Sánchez	4
9MM Energy Drink BUD Racing Kawasaki^[4]	Kawasaki	274	Amandine Verstappen	All
	Yamaha	299	Karolina Jasińska	1
Flex-Box Racing	KTM	325	Sara Andersen	All
	KTM	401	Lotte Van Drunen	5
Team Made Of Gas Gas	Gas Gas	412	Matilde Stilo	1
Honda 114 Motorsports	Honda	511	Martine Hughes	All
Honda 114 Motorsports	Honda	625	Tahlia Jade O'Hare	All
Chase Racing MX Team	Gas Gas	512	Julia Blatter	1
Motocrosscenter	Husqvarna	585	Mariona Valero	4
Team NRT	Honda	611	Natalia Rosado	4
	Yamaha	612	Mathea Selebø	1–4
	Yamaha	644	Laura Raunkjær	1
KTM Scandinavia	KTM	705	Malou Jakobsen	All
	KTM	717	Danée Gelissen	1, 3–5
BvZ Racing Team	Gas Gas	969	Fiona Hoppe	1, 3–4
Honda RedMoto	Honda	937	Erica Lago	3
KMP Honda Racing	Honda	974	Janina Lehmann	1–2

Riders Championship

Pos	Rider	Bike	LOM		POR		SAR		ESP		TUR		Points
1	Nancy van de Ven	Yamaha	2	1	2	2	6	1	2	3	6	8	201
2	Lynn Valk	Yamaha	1	2	1	1	2	Ret	8	5	3	6	183
3	Larissa Papenmeier	Yamaha	11	6	3	4	4	6	4	4	2	4	172
4	Shana van der Vlist	KTM	6	4	6	3	1	2	9	13	10	2	168
5	Sara Andersen	KTM	9	7	4	20	8	9	6	6	4	3	138
6	Amandine Verstappen	Kawasaki	4	5	7	6	5	Ret	12	7	5	5	134
7	Courtney Duncan	Kawasaki	3	9	DNS	DNS			1	2	1	1	129
8	Martine Hughes	Honda	5	3	5	Ret	10	4	11	17	9	14	114
9	Giorgia Blasigh	Yamaha	7	14	10	8	11	8	5	9	16	12	110
10	Tahlia Jade O'Hare	Honda	12	13	12	5	24	7	7	8	13	10	102
11	Malou Jakobsen	KTM	8	11	9	7	13	Ret	13	10	11	11	96
12	Britt Jans-Beken	KTM	16	12	8	18	7	5	14	15	12	16	87
13	Daniela Guillén	KTM	DNS	DNS			3	3	3	1			85
14	Mathea Selebø	Yamaha	18	10	16	10	9	11	10	12			72
15	Virginie Germond	KTM	14	18	17	11	15	15	18	18	17	13	54
16	Sandra Keller	Yamaha	20	Ret	15	9	12	12	16	16	15	Ret	53
17	Gabriela Seisdedos	KTM					17	13	17	11	14	15	39
18	Anne Borchers	Fantic	10	16	11	12							35
19	Elisa Galvagno	Husqvarna	DNS	8	13	DNS	DNS	DNS			Ret	9	33
20	Danée Gelissen	KTM	17	Ret			14	10	19	20	19	19	29
21	Alicia Reitze	Yamaha			14	13	19	17	15	19			29
22	Lotte Van Drunen	KTM									7	7	28
23	Kim Irmgartz	Honda	13	15									14
24	Jenitty Van der Beek	KTM			20	15					18	17	14
25	Charli Cannon	Yamaha									8	Ret	13
26	Avrie Berry	Honda					16	14					12
27	Giorgia Montini	Husqvarna	15	17									10
28	Janina Lehmann	Honda	Ret	DNS	18	16							8
29	Amber Simons	KTM	24	22	Ret	14							7
30	Jana Sánchez	Yamaha							24	14			7
31	Gaia Franchi	Husqvarna	22	27	19	17	22	20					7
32	Barbara Aagaard Andersen	Yamaha					20	16					6
33	Fiona Hoppe	Gas Gas	26	24			18	18	21	22			6
34	Aida Cojanu	Yamaha									20	18	4
35	Alissa Harkin	Yamaha			21	19	25	22	25	25	23	22	2
36	Lea Chaput	Gas Gas					21	19					2
37	Giorgia Giudici	Husqvarna	21	19									2
38	Laura Raunkjær	Yamaha	19	21									2
39	Hasti Rezaei	Honda									21	20	1
40	Roma Edwards	Honda							20	21			1
41	Mia Ribić	Gas Gas	25	20									1
	Ramona Gassmann	Kawasaki									22	21	0
	Erica Lago	Honda					23	21					0
	Natalia Rosado	Honda							22	23			0
	Mariona Valero	Husqvarna							23	24			0
	Irmak Yıldırım	Gas Gas									24	23	0
	Demi Verploegh	Husqvarna	27	23	DNS	DNS							0
	Aneta Čepeláková	Yamaha	23	32									0
	Priska Busatto	Gas Gas	28	25									0
	Matilde Stilo	Gas Gas	29	26									0
	Julia Blatter	Gas Gas	Ret	28									0
	Chantal Pavoni	Husqvarna	32	29									0
	Alina Barthel	KTM	30	Ret									0
	Gaia Oddo	Honda	Ret	30									0
	Karolina Jasińska	Yamaha	31	31									0
Pos	Rider	Bike	LOM		POR		SAR		ESP		TUR		Points

Manufacturers Championship

Pos	Bike	LOM		POR		SAR		ESP		TUR		Points
1	Yamaha	1	1	1	1	2	1	2	3	2	4	229
2	KTM	6	4	4	3	1	2	3	1	4	2	203
3	Kawasaki	3	5	7	6	5	Ret	1	2	1	1	178
4	Honda	5	3	5	5	10	4	7	8	9	10	147
5	Husqvarna	15	8	13	17	22	20	23	24	Ret	9	44
6	Fantic	10	16	11	12							35
7	Gas Gas	25	20			18	18	21	22	24	23	7
Pos	Bike	LOM		POR		SAR		ESP		TUR		Points

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↑ "2022 Calendar: FIM Motocross World Championship". Youthstream. mxgp.com. 17 November 2021. Retrieved 6 December 2021.
↑ "JK Racing confirm 2022 EMX and WMX rider line up". gatedrop.com. gatedrop.com. 6 December 2021. Retrieved 6 December 2021.
↑ "Confirmed: 9MM BUD Racing Kawasaki 2022 rider line up". Andy McKinstry. gatedrop.com. 15 December 2021. Retrieved 15 December 2021.

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[1] xlarge (23 October 2021). "Duncan Champion of 2021". mxlarge.com. Retrieved 6 December 2021.

[2] "2022 Calendar: FIM Motocross World Championship". Youthstream. mxgp.com. 17 November 2021. Retrieved 6 December 2021.

[3] "JK Racing confirm 2022 EMX and WMX rider line up". gatedrop.com. gatedrop.com. 6 December 2021. Retrieved 6 December 2021.

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