2024 FIM Women's Motocross World Championship

Last updated September 11, 2024

The 2024 FIM Women's Motocross World Championship is the 20th Women's Motocross World Championship season. Courtney Duncan is the defending champion, after taking her fourth title in 2023.

2024 Calendar

A 5-round calendar for the 2024 season was announced on 12 October 2023.^[1]

Round	Date	Grand Prix	Location	Race 1 Winner	Race 2 Winner	Round Winner
1	24 March	Spain	intu Xanadú	Daniela Guillén	Daniela Guillén	Daniela Guillén
2	7 April	Sardinia	Riola Sardo	Lotte van Drunen	Lotte van Drunen	Lotte van Drunen
3	12 May	Galicia	Lugo	Courtney Duncan	Lotte van Drunen	Lotte van Drunen
4	2 June	Germany	Teutschenthal	Daniela Guillén	Larissa Papenmeier	Larissa Papenmeier
5	16 June	Italy	Maggiora	Race Stopped	Lynn Valk	Lynn Valk
6	18 August	Netherlands	Arnhem	Lotte van Drunen	Lotte van Drunen	Lotte van Drunen
7	8 September	Turkey	Afyonkarahisar	Courtney Duncan	Daniela Guillén	Daniela Guillén

Participants

Team	Constructor	No	Rider	Rounds
F&H Racing Team	Kawasaki	1	Courtney Duncan ^[2]	1–3, 5–7
GF4 Motorsport Racing Team	Honda	4	Gaia Franchi	2, 4–5
Van de Laar Racing	Yamaha	5	Britt Jans-Beken	1–2, 6
Van de Laar Racing	Yamaha	188	Shana van der Vlist	1–4
Six Motorsport	Honda	6	Giorgia Montini	5
JM Honda Racing	Honda	7	Charli Cannon	7
MX Fonta Racing Syneco	Gas Gas	8	Kiara Fontanesi	All
Team Dragon Moto	KTM	9	Virginie Germond	1–4
SYE Racing Team 423	Yamaha	12	Alicia Reitze	3–4
	Honda	423	Larissa Papenmeier ^[3]^[4]	All
	Yamaha	947	Emely Heleenders	1
Team VHR Racing	Gas Gas	14	Mathilde Martinez	1–2
Team VHR Racing	Gas Gas	49	Alicia Göggel	All
KTM-Shop24.de	KTM	17	Emely Köhler	4–6
Zweiradsport Brunner	Kawasaki	18	Katharina Schultz	4, 6
	Yamaha	20	Hasti Rezaei	7
Enduro Istanbul	Yamaha	22	Selen Tınaz	7
Team New Bike Yamaha	Yamaha	24	Lea Chaput	5
Team New Bike Yamaha	Yamaha	274	Amandine Verstappen	5–6
Motostar	Yamaha	25	Sanna Kjellberg	4
Yamaha Čepelák Racing	Yamaha	26	Aneta Čepeláková	1–2, 4–5, 7
	Kawasaki	31	Johanna Neusüß	4
Pardi Racing KTM Motocross	KTM	34	Emanuela Talucci	2, 4–6
Pardi Racing KTM Motocross	KTM	94	Priska Busatto	5–6
Yamaha Scandinavia	Yamaha	53	Barbara Aagaard Andersen	1–2, 5–6
	Honda	55	Kim Irmgartz	4
	KTM	79	Wiktoria Kupczyk	4
	Gas Gas	80	Cecilia Polato	4–5, 7
	Yamaha	85	Nancy van de Ven	6
	Gas Gas	88	Irmak Yıldırım	7
Enduro Koch Racing	Husqvarna	89	Gianna Sturzeck	4
	Yamaha	96	Maureen Zweers	6
Noordman Autoservice/ProX Racing Parts	KTM	103	Tara Noordman	6
Morbihan-moto	KTM	104	Eloane Burban	3
Husqvarna Motorcycles Scandinavia	Husqvarna	126	Matilda Huss	4
Ausió Racing Team	Yamaha	128	Jana Sánchez	1, 3, 5
Turci Racing Team KTM	KTM	136	Chantal Pavoni	5
PFP Racing	Honda	153	April Franzoni	All
Schmicker Racing	KTM	172	Lynn Valk ^[5]	All
MCR Racing Team	Husqvarna	174	Giorgia Giudici	5
	KTM	176	Leah Heygate	4
Team JPR	Yamaha	203	Camille Viaud	6
UK Racing Team	KTM	212	Aitana Peña	3
MX Racing France	Yamaha	220	Mélanie Perez	1–3
JK Racing Yamaha	Yamaha	228	Aida Cojanu	7
Schrems Racing Parts	Fantic	237	Celine Abel	4
RFME WMX Team	Gas Gas	255	Daniela Guillén	All
Motorrad Knobloch / TYK Racing	Yamaha	257	Lexi Pachmann	All
AVT Campers	KTM	310	Lucy Barker	All
Flexbox Racing	KTM	325	Sara Andersen	All
	Honda	360	Tabea Zimmermann	4, 6
De Baets Yamaha MX Team	Yamaha	401	Lotte van Drunen ^[6]	All
	Gas Gas	425	Amber Simons	2, 6
	Gas Gas	433	Lynn Snoek	6
MB Motocross Team	Yamaha	442	Rosalita Hovind	6
	Kawasaki	511	Martine Hughes ^[7]	1–2, 6–7
	Yamaha	524	Elise De Baere	6
	Yamaha	543	Maxime Breugelmans	6
MC Sport Racing Team	Gas Gas	587	Tyra Backström	2, 4, 6
	Yamaha	612	Mathea Selebø	All
	Husqvarna	613	Lora Tamás	4
	Yamaha	644	Laura Raunkjær	1, 3–7
	Gas Gas	699	Elena Kapsamer	All
KTM Scandinavia	KTM	705	Malou Jakobsen	All
	Kawasaki	714	Sandra Weny	4
Ceres 71 Yamaha Team	Yamaha	717	Danée Gelissen ^[8]	All
	Kawasaki	774	Gina-Marie Piepke	4
	KTM	775	Alexandra Massury	All
Ramudden Sverige/Yamaha Scandinavia	Yamaha	841	Nellie Fransson	6
Ricky MX Store 636	Yamaha	872	Francesca Mercante	5
	Yamaha	914	Carmen Gómez	1, 3
Twenty Suspension	Husqvarna	969	Fiona Hoppe	All
KL Motors	Honda	974	Janina Lehmann	All

Riders Championship

Pos	Rider	Bike	ESP		SAR		GAL		GER		ITA		NED		TUR		Points
1	Lotte van Drunen	Yamaha	2	2	1	1	2	1	3	2	C	6	1	1	4	5	282
2	Daniela Guillén	Gas Gas	1	1	2	2	4	3	1	4	C	3	5	3	2	1	278
3	Kiara Fontanesi	Gas Gas	5	5	4	4	3	4	2	8	C	2	7	6	3	3	232
4	Lynn Valk	KTM	4	4	3	3	8	5	5	3	C	1	3	4	Ret	6	219
5	Courtney Duncan	Kawasaki	3	19	5	5	1	2			C	14	2	2	1	2	199
6	Larissa Papenmeier	Honda	8	6	9	10	5	9	4	1	C	5	8	8	6	7	193
7	Sara Andersen	KTM	7	3	6	7	6	6	7	5	C	16	4	5	8	16	180
8	Danée Gelissen	Yamaha	16	9	Ret	12	11	8	10	6	C	4	11	7	9	8	142
9	Malou Jakobsen	KTM	9	8	13	9	10	10	6	9	C	19	9	9	10	12	140
10	April Franzoni	Honda	11	11	16	16	9	11	8	7	C	Ret	13	14	11	10	115
11	Mathea Selebø	Yamaha	17	15	17	15	13	12	11	13	C	11	16	13	12	9	99
12	Shana van der Vlist	Yamaha	10	12	7	6	7	7	9	Ret							89
13	Martine Hughes	Kawasaki	6	7	8	8							12	30	7	11	88
14	Lucy Barker	KTM	12	14	14	11	14	15	15	10	C	Ret	19	22	13	14	80
15	Alexandra Massury	KTM	13	13	18	23	21	14	12	12	C	9	22	19	17	13	70
16	Fiona Hoppe	Husqvarna	18	17	11	18	15	23	13	17	C	18	23	17	Ret	15	51
17	Laura Raunkjær	Yamaha	19	20			16	17	18	16	C	12	18	18	15	18	44
18	Tyra Backström	Gas Gas			10	14			16	19			14	12			41
19	Amandine Verstappen	Yamaha									C	8	10	10			35
20	Charli Cannon	Honda													5	4	34
21	Jana Sánchez	Yamaha	15	10			12	13			C	DNS					34
22	Britt Jans-Beken	Yamaha	Ret	DNS	15	13							15	11			30
23	Elena Kapsamer	Gas Gas	20	16	19	20	Ret	DNS	35	Ret	C	10	24	28	14	Ret	27
24	Janina Lehmann	Honda	21	21	21	22	19	16	17	29	C	17	Ret	23	16	17	24
25	Amber Simons	Gas Gas			12	19							17	16			20
26	Mathilda Huss	Husqvarna							14	11							17
27	Nancy van de Ven	Yamaha											6	Ret			15
28	Mathilde Martinez	Gas Gas	14	18	20	17											15
29	Giorgia Montini	Honda									C	7					14
30	Alicia Reitze	Yamaha					17	19	19	20							9
31	Emanuela Talucci	KTM			23	24			22	Ret	C	13	28	26			8
32	Leah Heygate	KTM							20	14							8
33	Nellie Fransson	Yamaha											20	15			7
34	Gaia Franchi	Honda			27	28			27	21	C	15					6
35	Wiktoria Kupczyk	KTM							28	15							6
36	Virginie Germond	KTM	Ret	DNS	Ret	25	18	18	DNS	DNS							6
37	Alicia Göggel	Gas Gas	23	27	26	26	24	21	32	18	C	20	32	33	21	21	4
38	Aida Cojanu	Yamaha													18	20	4
39	Aneta Čepeláková	Yamaha	24	22	24	29			Ret	25	C	23			19	19	4
40	Aitana Peña	KTM					20	20									2
41	Barbara Aagaard Andersen	Yamaha	22	23	22	21					C	Ret	21	20			1
42	Cecilia Polato	Gas Gas							31	30	C	Ret			20	Ret	1
	Rosalita Hovind	Yamaha											27	21			0
	Kim Irmgartz	Honda							21	Ret							0
	Lea Chaput	Yamaha									C	21					0
	Lexi Pachmann	Yamaha	Ret	25	25	27	22	22	26	22	C	Ret	36	34	22	22	0
	Priska Busatto	KTM									C	22	35	35			0
	Carmen Gómez	Yamaha	25	24			23	24									0
	Sanna Kjellberg	Yamaha							25	23							0
	Sandra Weny	Kawasaki							23	28							0
	Hasti Rezaei	Yamaha													23	Ret	0
	Camille Viaud	Yamaha											25	24			0
	Katharina Schultz	Kawasaki							24	Ret			26	29			0
	Emely Köhler	KTM							30	24	C	Ret	30	32			0
	Selen Tınaz	Yamaha													24	DNS	0
	Mélanie Perez	Yamaha	26	26	28	DNS	25	Ret									0
	Eloane Burban	KTM					26	25									0
	Maureen Zweers	Yamaha											34	25			0
	Irmak Yıldırım	Gas Gas													25	Ret	0
	Gina-Marie Piepke	Kawasaki							36	26							0
	Maxime Breugelmans	Yamaha											29	27			0
	Tabea Zimmermann	Honda							37	27			37	36			0
	Celine Abel	Kawasaki							29	Ret							0
	Lynn Snoek	Gas Gas											31	31			0
	Johanna Neusüß	Kawasaki							34	31							0
	Gianna Sturzeck	Husqvarna							38	32							0
	Lora Tamás	Husqvarna							33	Ret							0
	Tara Noordman	KTM											33	Ret			0
	Elise De Baere	Yamaha											38	37			0
	Francesca Mercante	Yamaha									C	Ret					0
	Chantal Pavoni	KTM									C	Ret					0
	Giorgia Giudici	Husqvarna									C	Ret					0
	Emely Heleenders	Yamaha	DNS	DNS													0
Pos	Rider	Bike	ESP		SAR		GAL		GER		ITA		NED		TUR		Points

Manufacturers Championship

Pos	Bike	ESP		SAR		GAL		GER		ITA		NED		TUR		Points
1	Yamaha	2	2	1	1	2	1	3	2	C	4	1	1	4	5	285
2	Gas Gas	1	1	2	2	3	3	1	4	C	2	5	3	2	1	282
3	KTM	4	3	3	3	6	5	5	3	C	1	3	4	8	6	236
4	Kawasaki	3	7	5	5	1	2	23	26	C	14	2	2	1	2	211
5	Honda	8	6	9	10	5	9	4	1	C	5	8	8	5	4	198
6	Husqvarna	18	17	11	18	15	23	13	11	C	18	23	17	Ret	15	57
Pos	Bike	ESP		SAR		GAL		GER		ITA		NED		TUR		Points

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References

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↑ "Official: Courtney Duncan signs with F&H Racing". gatedrop.com. 29 February 2024. Retrieved 29 February 2024.
↑ "Interview: Larissa Papenmeier confirms she will continue racing WMX in 2024". gatedrop.com. 24 November 2023. Retrieved 24 November 2023.
↑ "Larissa Papenmeier keert terug op Honda!". motocrossmag.be/. 22 December 2023. Retrieved 22 December 2023.
↑ "Official: Schmicker KTM reveal six rider line up for 2024". gatedrop.com. 28 January 2024. Retrieved 28 January 2024.
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[2] "Official: Courtney Duncan signs with F&H Racing". gatedrop.com. 29 February 2024. Retrieved 29 February 2024.

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[7] "Martine Hughes confirms Kawasaki switch for 2024 – WMX". gatedrop.com. 13 October 2023. Retrieved 13 October 2023.

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