Lachlan Turner will participate in the MXGP of Australia and the MXW championship
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The future of Women’s Enduro: what’s missing and what could change
The Women’s Enduro World Championship should be the ultimate competition for the best female riders worldwide — after all, it aims to crown the top female enduro athlete. Yet the reality is far more complex. Many top riders focus on national series, and the diversity of off-road disciplines makes it difficult to unify a global championship.
Australia unveils its team for the FIM Oceania Women’s Cup
Motogram Highlights #12
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Korie Steede starts the season with a victory
ANEC Sumter – The Results
This weekend saw the opening round of the American National Enduro Championship (ANEC) in Sumter, South Carolina. Discover the results for the various women’s categories. WOMEN PRO WOMEN B WOMEN C
What is still missing in Women’s Motocross?
The WMX World Championship should be the ultimate competition for all the best female riders in the world — after all, it crowns the best female rider globally. Yet the reality is very different. Many American riders prefer to stay in the United States. Some riders in the World Championship paddock are starting to speak openly about the system’s limits.
The two biggest men’s championships — the MXGP World Championship and the AMA Pro Motocross in the U.S. — dominate the scene. Other national championships are developing, but the battle for top riders is fierce between the two. For female riders, we are heading in the same direction, but I firmly believe women’s motocross should not simply replicate the men’s model. It is different — and it deserves a different approach.
Zoe Moore with Altus Yamaha for 2026
Rider announcements continue to roll all around the world, and Zoe Moore is the latest talent to confirm her plans for 2026. The young American rider will compete with Altus Yamaha next season, marking an important step forward in her…
Courtney Duncan joins New Zealand team for 2026 Oceania Women’s Motocross Cup
The 2026 Oceania Women’s Motocross Cup will mark the return to international competition of Courtney Duncan, as the four-time former women’s motocross world champion leads New Zealand’s challenge in Australia. Recently recovered from illness, the Otago rider is back to…
Motogram Highlights #11
Welcome to Motogram Highlights! Each week, we spotlight the best motocross and enduro moments from top women riders on Instagram. Discover exclusive posts, race action, and inspiring stories — all in one place. If you love women’s motocross & enduro,…