FFM, International Women's Day: Motorcycling is feminine

On March 8, 2024, the French Motorcycling Federation is fully associated with International Women's Rights Day by celebrating all those who are involved in motorcycle sport out of passion and participate in its development. 

With a representation that reaches almost 7% of the total number of licensees in 2023, or more than 4 ambassadors (compared to 600 in 2, an increase of 500%), motorcycling sport is fully associated with women.

Elected officials, officials or even volunteers, many are involved at all levels of federal life. Whatever the nature of their investment, they actively participate in the development of our sport and the smooth running of our competitions through key positions. An elective year, 2024 will mark a new era with a steering committee of the French Motorcycling Federation which will be composed of equal numbers of men and women.

On a sporting level, more and more women are participating in our events either in dedicated cycles or by competing against men in the Mixed Championships. Also, they fully contribute to France's influence on the international scene like Emmanuelle Clément, double World Champion in Sidecar Vitesse or the young Alycia Soyer, recently titled in the Women's Trial World Cup 2.

Together, let's make motorcycling a space where talent and passion have no gender, and where everyone realizes their dreams.

To all women, the FFM wishes the best for this 2024 season.