We are thrilled to welcome WIMA Pakistan and founder Guliafshan Tariq to our sisterhood! Guliafshan was the WRWR ambassador for Pakistan and she goes from strength to strength now building the first all-women motorcycle association in Pakistan.
Seasons’s Greetings is a video this year … Have a look at our PRESIDENT’S MESSAGES page!
We are delighted to welcome WIMA Morocco and the all-women club Miss Moto Maroc to our international sisterhood. Miss Moto Maroc was founded in 2011 by Dalila Mosbah, their president. They are the first all-women motorcycle club in Morocco and are known for their popular rally March Moto Madness.
Incredible to see that the women in WIMA Norway don’t let the bikes gather dust ❤️
Mai-Britt Johansen won this year’s challenge with 25000 km.
Anette Winne Highlands with 23 000 km came in a nice second place.
Emilija Kostovska with 22000 km came in third place. Beate Iren Olsen with 21000 km came in a great fourth place.
We have several people who have been riding around 15000km this year. Fia Filipsen, Linda Blondi Gjermundsen, Elise Marit Lauvdtad, Inger Line Pedersen. Well done!
There are even more people who have ridden around 10000 km and it’s awesome. So much fun to see you are all active motorcycle riders. ❤️ see you next year on the road 😍
The Belgian Amazon Motorcycle Club (shortly said: BAM!) is a non-profit, women only organisation. At the moment BAM has about 60 members ( and counting…) and is the Belgian department of the Women’s International Motorcycle Association.
On top of that, it is the one and only official ladies’ motorcycle club in Belgium.
Our goal is to promote riding amongst women. Every lady with a motorcycle license can become a member of BAM, regardless what type of bike she rides, her age, her origin, religion or sexual orientation…
Enjoy our activities of last year in the following resumé…
Please, turn on the volume
See you
Greetings
Sylvie
Last Sunday, some members of WIMA the Netherlands made a walk together. This time, the traditional WIMA-fallwalk took place in Lemele. The ladies had to ‘climb’ one of the Dutch mountains, the Lemelerberg, with a height of 77 meters.
Our Eastern European Romania has many attractions. Most of the people riding motorcycle come here to ride awesome offroad tracks or the famous Transfagarasan and Transalpina passes.
We though have other hidden gems and one of them is a South East area called “Dobrogea”. Despite a large view over the Black Sea and unique Danube Delta, Dobrogea is a county of a rare beauty, with curvy roads between midget ancient mountains, lakes, sunflower and wheat fields.
Raise your horns girls, because this year of 2019 we, the girls of WIMA Romania chose Dobrogea for the second annual gathering.
And what a choice!
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Chantal Ernandez-Hertrich was nominated by WIMA France for her long service to WIMA France and her recent efforts in reviving the organisation. Her division had managed to keep the nomination a secret and it was a great surprise for her to be called up on stage and receive the award at the International WIMA Rally in Castleton.
In Chantal’s own words and photos:
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Verena Reindl has served as national president of WIMA Germany for 18 years, which is no small feat – Germany being one of our largest divisions. During the international rally in Castleton we had the pleasure to thank her for her service and welcome her successor to the post, Susi Metzner.
Again I was very happy to have Jane Spiegel (to the left) on stage for the German translation. Verena did her welcome speech bilingually of course.
On a personal note, Verena is the person who I have known the longest in WIMA World. We met way back at the European rally in Sweden 2005, which was my first. There we and a couple of other members spent a day riding, exploring the area and eating our fill of cake from a cake buffet for lunch. Verena, I wish you the very best and hope that you will continue to enjoy WIMAs rallies near and far!
Welcome Susi, I look forward to working with you! We will meet again soon, when you host the international WIMA rally in Germany next summer.
/Åsa, international president of WIMA
Nicole Peters, member of WIMA Germany, was elected WIMA’s new and first ever Social Media Manager at the international rally in Castleton, England.
She has been working with the social media accounts for her home division for some time and you might remember that she was the very talented creator of WIMA Germany’s winning contribution to the 3rd international WIMA Day video competition. We are very pleased to welcome her to our group of WIMA international officers!
This is Nicole, to the left, receiving the exclusive 3rd WIMA Day T-shirt. Jane Spiegel, president of WIMA Austria, in the middle, kindly provided German translations to my double announcement.
You can see the video here:
Rally T-shirts from left to right: Finland 2018, Sweden 2005, Hungary 2016, Great Britain 2011
For more info about our previous rallies visit: Rallies since 1958
WIMA Morocco Welcome!
Dalila Mosbah NP. 
WIMA Germany Welcome!
Susi Metzner new NP 
