2024 FIM Women's Motocross World Championship

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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.

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2024 Calendar

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

RoundDateGrand PrixLocationRace 1 WinnerRace 2 WinnerRound WinnerReport
124 MarchFlag of Spain.svg  Spain intu Xanadú Flag of Spain.svg Daniela Guillén Flag of Spain.svg Daniela Guillén Flag of Spain.svg Daniela Guillén
27 April Flag of Sardinia.svg Sardinia Riola Sardo Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lotte van Drunen Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lotte van Drunen Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lotte van Drunen
312 May Flag of Galicia.svg Galicia Lugo Flag of New Zealand.svg Courtney Duncan Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lotte van Drunen Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lotte van Drunen
42 JuneFlag of Germany.svg  Germany Teutschenthal Flag of Spain.svg Daniela Guillén Flag of Germany.svg Larissa Papenmeier Flag of Germany.svg Larissa Papenmeier
516 JuneFlag of Italy.svg  Italy Maggiora Race Stopped Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lynn Valk Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lynn Valk
618 AugustFlag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Arnhem
78 SeptemberFlag of Turkey.svg  Turkey Afyonkarahisar

Participants

TeamConstructorNoRiderRounds
F&H Racing Team Kawasaki 1 Flag of New Zealand.svg Courtney Duncan [2] 1–3, 5
GF4 Motorsport Racing Team Honda 4 Flag of Italy.svg Gaia Franchi 2, 4–5
Van de Laar Racing Yamaha 5 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Britt Jans-Beken 1–2
188 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Shana van der Vlist 1–4
Six Motorsport Honda 6 Flag of Italy.svg Giorgia Montini 5
MX Fonta Racing Syneco Gas Gas 8 Flag of Italy.svg Kiara Fontanesi 1–5
Team Dragon Moto KTM 9 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Virginie Germond 1–4
SYE Racing Team 423 Yamaha 12 Flag of Germany.svg Alicia Reitze 3–4
Honda 423 Flag of Germany.svg Larissa Papenmeier [3] [4] 1–5
Yamaha 947 Flag of Germany.svg Emely Heleenders 1
Team VHR Racing Gas Gas 14 Flag of France.svg Mathilde Martinez 1–2
49 Flag of Colombia.svg Alicia Göggel 1–5
KTM-Shop24.de KTM 17 Flag of Germany.svg Emely Köhler 4–5
Zweiradsport Brunner Kawasaki 18 Flag of Germany.svg Katharina Schultz 4
Team New Bike Yamaha Yamaha 24 Flag of France.svg Lea Chaput 5
274 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Amandine Verstappen 5
Motostar Yamaha 25 Flag of Sweden.svg Sanna Kjellberg 4
Yamaha Čepelák Racing Yamaha 26 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Aneta Čepeláková 1–2, 4–5
Kawasaki 31 Flag of Germany.svg Johanna Neusüß 4
Pardi Racing KTM Motocross KTM 34 Flag of Italy.svg Emanuela Talucci 2, 4–5
94 Flag of Italy.svg Priska Busatto 5
Yamaha Scandinavia Yamaha 53 Flag of Denmark.svg Barbara Aagaard Andersen 1–2, 5
Honda 55 Flag of Germany.svg Kim Irmgartz 4
KTM 79 Flag of Poland.svg Wiktoria Kupczyk 4
Gas Gas 80 Flag of Italy.svg Cecilia Polato 4–5
Enduro Koch Racing Husqvarna 89 Flag of Germany.svg Gianna Sturzeck 4
Morbihan-moto KTM 104 Flag of France.svg Eloane Burban 3
MBP Motocross Team Gas Gas 118 Flag of Lithuania.svg Adrija Skudutytė
Husqvarna Motorcycles Scandinavia Husqvarna 126 Flag of Sweden.svg Matilda Huss 4
Ausió Racing Team Yamaha 128 Flag of Spain.svg Jana Sánchez 1, 3, 5
Turci Racing Team KTM KTM 136 Flag of Italy.svg Chantal Pavoni 5
PFP Racing Honda 153 Flag of France.svg April Franzoni 1–5
Schmicker Racing KTM 172 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lynn Valk [5] 1–5
MCR Racing Team Husqvarna 174 Flag of Italy.svg Giorgia Giudici 5
KTM 176 Flag of Zambia.svg Leah Heygate 4
Team JPR Yamaha 203 Flag of France.svg Camille Viaud
UK Racing Team KTM 212 Flag of Spain.svg Aitana Peña 3
MX Racing France Yamaha 220 Flag of France.svg Mélanie Perez 1–3
Schrems Racing Parts Fantic 237 Flag of Germany.svg Celine Abel 4
RFME WMX Team Gas Gas 255 Flag of Spain.svg Daniela Guillén 1–5
Motorrad Knobloch / TYK Racing Yamaha 257 Flag of Germany.svg Lexi Pachmann 1–5
AVT Campers KTM 310 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucy Barker 1–5
Flexbox Racing KTM 325 Flag of Denmark.svg Sara Andersen 1–5
Honda 360 Flag of Germany.svg Tabea Zimmermann 4
De Baets Yamaha MX Team Yamaha 401 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lotte van Drunen [6] 1–5
Gas Gas 425 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Amber Simons 2
Kawasaki 511 Flag of Norway.svg Martine Hughes [7] 1–2
Yamaha 524 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Elise De Baere
MC Sport Racing Team Gas Gas 587 Flag of Sweden.svg Tyra Backström 2, 4
Yamaha 612 Flag of Norway.svg Mathea Selebø 1–5
Husqvarna 613 Flag of Hungary.svg Lora Tamás 4
Yamaha 644 Flag of Denmark.svg Laura Raunkjær 1, 3–5
Gas Gas 699 Flag of Austria.svg Elena Kapsamer 1–5
KTM Scandinavia KTM 705 Flag of Denmark.svg Malou Jakobsen 1–5
Kawasaki 714 Flag of Germany.svg Sandra Weny 4
Ceres 71 Yamaha Team Yamaha 717 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Danée Gelissen [8] 1–5
Kawasaki 774 Flag of Germany.svg Gina-Marie Piepke 4
KTM 775 Flag of Germany.svg Alexandra Massury 1–5
Ricky MX Store 636 Yamaha 872 Flag of Italy.svg Francesca Mercante 5
Yamaha 914 Flag of Spain.svg Carmen Gómez 1, 3
Twenty Suspension Husqvarna 969 Flag of Germany.svg Fiona Hoppe 1–5
KL Motors Honda 974 Flag of Germany.svg Janina Lehmann 1–5

Riders Championship

PosRiderBike ESP
Flag of Spain.svg 		SAR
Flag of Sardinia.svg 		GAL
Flag of Galicia.svg 		GER
Flag of Germany.svg 		ITA
Flag of Italy.svg 		NED
Flag of the Netherlands.svg 		TUR
Flag of Turkey.svg 		Points
1 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lotte van Drunen Yamaha 22112132C6198
2 Flag of Spain.svg Daniela Guillén Gas Gas 11224314C3195
3 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Lynn Valk KTM 44338553C1166
4 Flag of Italy.svg Kiara Fontanesi Gas Gas 55443428C2163
5 Flag of Germany.svg Larissa Papenmeier Honda 869105941C5138
6 Flag of Denmark.svg Sara Andersen KTM 73676675C16128
7 Flag of New Zealand.svg Courtney Duncan Kawasaki 3195512C14108
8 Flag of Denmark.svg Malou Jakobsen KTM 98139101069C1996
9 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Danée Gelissen Yamaha 169Ret12118106C493
10 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Shana van der Vlist Yamaha 101276779Ret89
10 Flag of France.svg April Franzoni Honda 111116169118779
12 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Lucy Barker KTM 121414111415151063
13 Flag of Norway.svg Martine Hughes Kawasaki 678855
14 Flag of Norway.svg Mathea Selebø Yamaha 171517151312111355
15 Flag of Germany.svg Alexandra Massury KTM 131318232114121244
16 Flag of Germany.svg Fiona Hoppe Husqvarna 181711181523131738
17 Flag of Spain.svg Jana Sánchez Yamaha 1510121334
18 Flag of Sweden.svg Tyra Backström Gas Gas 1014161925
19 Flag of Denmark.svg Laura Raunkjær Yamaha 19201617181620
20 Flag of Sweden.svg Mathilda Huss Husqvarna 141117
21 Flag of France.svg Mathilde Martinez Gas Gas 1418201715
22 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Britt Jans-Beken Yamaha RetDNS151314
23 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Amber Simons Gas Gas 121911
24 Flag of Germany.svg Janina Lehmann Honda 212121221916172911
25 Flag of Austria.svg Elena Kapsamer Gas Gas 20161920RetDNS35Ret9
26 Flag of Germany.svg Alicia Reitze Yamaha 171919209
27 Flag of Zambia.svg Leah Heygate KTM 20148
28 Flag of Poland.svg Wiktoria Kupczyk KTM 28156
29 Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Virginie Germond KTM RetDNSRet251818DNSDNS6
30 Flag of Colombia.svg Alicia Göggel Gas Gas 23272626242132183
31 Flag of Spain.svg Aitana Peña KTM 20202
Flag of Denmark.svg Barbara Aagaard Andersen Yamaha 222322210
Flag of Italy.svg Gaia Franchi Honda 272827210
Flag of Germany.svg Kim Irmgartz Honda 21Ret0
Flag of Germany.svg Lexi Pachmann Yamaha Ret252527222226220
Flag of Italy.svg Emanuela Talucci KTM 232422Ret0
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Aneta Čepeláková Yamaha 24222429Ret250
Flag of Spain.svg Carmen Gómez Yamaha 252423240
Flag of Sweden.svg Sanna Kjellberg Yamaha 25230
Flag of Germany.svg Sandra Weny Kawasaki 23280
Flag of Germany.svg Emely Köhler KTM 30240
Flag of Germany.svg Katharina Schultz Kawasaki 24Ret0
Flag of France.svg Mélanie Perez Yamaha 262628DNS25Ret0
Flag of France.svg Eloane Burban KTM 26250
Flag of Germany.svg Gina-Marie Piepke Kawasaki 36260
Flag of Germany.svg Tabea Zimmermann Honda 37270
Flag of Germany.svg Celine Abel Kawasaki 29Ret0
Flag of Italy.svg Cecilia Polato Gas Gas 31300
Flag of Germany.svg Johanna Neusüß Kawasaki 34310
Flag of Germany.svg Gianna Sturzeck Husqvarna 38320
Flag of Hungary.svg Lora Tamás Husqvarna 33Ret0
Flag of Germany.svg Emely Heleenders Yamaha DNSDNS0
PosRiderBike ESP
Flag of Spain.svg 		SAR
Flag of Sardinia.svg 		GAL
Flag of Galicia.svg 		GER
Flag of Germany.svg 		ITA
Flag of Italy.svg 		NED
Flag of the Netherlands.svg 		TUR
Flag of Turkey.svg 		Points

Manufacturers Championship

PosBike ESP
Flag of Spain.svg 		SAR
Flag of Sardinia.svg 		GAL
Flag of Galicia.svg 		GER
Flag of Germany.svg 		ITA
Flag of Italy.svg 		NED
Flag of the Netherlands.svg 		TUR
Flag of Turkey.svg 		Points
1 Yamaha 22112132183
2 Gas Gas 11223314177
3 KTM 43336553145
4 Honda 869105941122
5 Kawasaki 3755122326113
6 Husqvarna 181711181523131144
PosBike ESP
Flag of Spain.svg 		SAR
Flag of Sardinia.svg 		GAL
Flag of Galicia.svg 		GER
Flag of Germany.svg 		ITA
Flag of Italy.svg 		NED
Flag of the Netherlands.svg 		TUR
Flag of Turkey.svg 		Points

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