Cycle News Staff | January 12, 2024
Fire up those engines ladies, the Women’s Pro Motocross Championship is a go for 2024! The eight-round WMX Series returns with a revamped schedule to allow the world’s best female racers an opportunity to compete around the country.
MX Sports, along with the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) and participating race organizers, are pleased to announce the 2024 Women’s Professional Motocross Championship (WMX) schedule.
| Round |
Date |
Event |
Location |
| Rd 1 |
Mar. 4 |
Ricky Carmichael Daytona SX |
Daytona Beach, FL |
| Rd 2 |
Mar. 6-10 |
Freestone Spring Championship |
Wortham, TX |
| Rd 3 |
Mar. 12-16 |
Spring a Ding Ding |
Alvord, TX |
| Rd 4 |
Jun. 16 |
High Point National |
Mt. Morris, PA |
| Rd 5 |
Aug. 25 |
Ironman National |
Crawfordsville, IN |
| Rd 6 |
Aug 30-Sep 2 |
Baja Brawl |
Millington, MI |
| Rd 7 |
Sep. 28-29 |
Pastrana Pro Challenge |
Seward, PA |
| Rd 8 |
Oct. 3-6 |
Motoplayground Race |
Ponca City, OK |
The WMX Series returns with a revamped schedule to allow the world’s best female racers an opportunity to compete at eight unique events throughout the country. The WMX series comeback has been spearheaded by former WMX Champion, Jordan Jarvis’ Father, Rich Jarvis. The series will run alongside the Women’s classes offered at the eight different events.
The WMX Series returns for 2024. Photo: MX Sports
“With the growing number of female athletes participating in the AMA Amateur Motocross events, we feel that it is time to bring back professional women’s racing,” said MX Sports Director, Tim Cotter. “Together with the AMA, America’s Premier Motocross organizers and key members of the women’s racing community, we have developed a schedule that will showcase the best women athletes in the world at some of America’s top amateur events. We look forward to seeing the best female athletes compete against one another to see who will be crowned the 2024 WMX Champion.”
Ashley Fiolek leads the way at the WMX finale in 2012. Photo: Brown Dog Wilson
The 2024 WMX Championship will kick off alongside Daytona Beach’s “Bike Week” festivities on March 3-4 with the Monster Energy Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross. The series then heads to Wortham, Texas for the Freestone Spring Championship from March 6th through March 10th, and to Spring a Ding Ding on March 12-16 for their third round of racing in in Alvord, Texas.
The next round will take place on Sunday, June 16 in conjunction with the 2024 AMA Pro Motocross Championship at High Point Raceway on Father’s Day weekend. The series will then travel to Crawfordsville, Indiana for their fifth round on Sunday, August 25 to run another race in conjunction with the 2024 AMA Pro Motocross Championship at Ironman Raceway.
Thr WMX series comeback has been spearheaded by former WMX Champion, Jordan Jarvis’ Father, Rich Jarvis.
The WMX Championship continues at the Baja Brawl Motocross Championship on August 30 – September 2 in Millington, Michigan for the sixth round of racing, and the Pastrana Pro Challenge at Pleasure Valley Raceway in Seward, Pennsylvania will host the seventh round of racing on September 28-29. Finally, the WMX Series comes to a close at The Motoplayground Race at Ponca City on October 3-6, 2024, in Ponca City, Oklahoma.
The 2024 WMX license application and rules will be published within the next few weeks. For more information on the WMX Championship, please visit www.racewmx.com or call (304) 284-0101. Also, follow the official Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts for exclusive content and to catch the latest news.
Ladies, start your engines! Photo: MX Sports
About Women’s Professional Motocross Championship
The Women’s Professional Motocross Championship (WMX), an AMA National Championship, features the world’s fastest female outdoor motocross racers. The eight-round series begins with the Ricky Carmichael Daytona Amateur Supercross and concludes at Ponca City. It includes stops at premier motorsport facilities across America, with events in Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee and Indiana. These top female pro racers compete in a two-moto format on machines ranging from 125cc to 250cc. The WMX series is managed by MX Sports Pro Racing, a West Virginia-based company and industry leader in power sports event production. For more information, please visit www.racewmx.com or call (304) 284-0101.
