WIMA World

WIMA France is holding a national event in Orange on May 17-19 2019. See the ‘Upcoming WIMA Rallies’ section for additional information.

WIMA GB is holding their national Rally in June 2019. See the ‘Members Only’ section for the booking form.

WIMA World is excited to have a new member in the WIMA family. Let’s welcome WIMA Greece with her president Andrea Psoma.

We are happy to announce that we have a new division: Welcome WIMA Lithuania!
The division was started by a group of enthusiastic motorcyclists and led by Evelina Žičkienė

Tonight, at the award ceremony at the MotoGP (Australia) the WIMA
Australia President, Kathy O’Donnell, was presented with her 10 year
award for rider services at the circuit at Philip Island…

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Hello sisters of the world! WIMA Romania is proud to present what we can count as our first national rally, held for 2 days mid- September, in Sibiu, near the world-famous Transfagarasan and Transalpina.

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Greetings from WIMA Japan.
Following WIMA Netherlands, we also had an autumn meeting in the Japan Alps.

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The first weekend of October WIMA Netherlands had her last ride of this season. And it was awesome. 24 ladies rode to Sauerland in Germany. There were beautiful landscapes, with wonderful curves. Sun was shining on the red and yellow coloured trees. We enjoyed it very much. As our hostel was located in a ski-area, we had to do apres-moto too. Cheers!

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Congratulations to Claudia Fehrer and Zara Strange for receiving the Ellen Pfeiffer award!

You have both contributed a lot to WIMA and women’s motorcycling – and continue to do so. Claudia has served WIMA internationally many years, as treasurer, vice president and president. Zara is our current vice president. Both these women are great advocates for our organisation and WIMA comradeship. Continue reading →

Calling female riders worldwide!

Hayley Bell, member of WIMA GB, has started a movement on Facebook called Women Riders World Relay (WRWR) with the purpose of raising awareness of how many female riders we are in the world. The aim is that by being visible, the motorcycle industry will better cater for our needs.

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