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Women on the gas!

The FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship is back on the rise, and this year it’s set to be even better than last. It’s gnarly how well some girls can man dirtbikes, machines that are more than double their body weight. With only five points separating the eventual FIM WMX World Championship victor, Italian, Kiara Fontanesi and Australia’s star on the rise Meghan Rutledge, there is no doubt their will be a few chicks out for redemption. Included in that statement is France’s 2008 FIM WMX World Champion Livia Lancelot, as well as Irelands Natalie Kane and the young Dutch rider Nancy Van de Ven among many others.
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Jeremy Seewer will return to the FIM Motocross World Championship in a new role that will see
The FIM Junior Motocross World Championship returned to Jinín, in the Czech Republic countryside 130km south of Prague, on July 4-5, with 260 rider
Venum Bud Racing Kawasaki and Australian teenager Jake Cannon, currently running second in the European EMX250 Champions


