Planning is underway for major international team events across 2026 and 2027, including MXGP South Africa, MXOAN Namibia, MXON France, ISDE Portugal and the FIM Intercontinental Games.
Federations and riders are encouraged to prepare early and review the selection requirements.
We are hosting the annual online webinars on the General Sporting Regulations (GSR’s).
It is important that all delegates who sit on Sporting Commissions as well as Observers attend this seminar. Booking is essential, please register to secure your place, none registered delegates will not be allowed access.
Webinar Dates:
English: 21 March 2026 @ 09:00 (CAT)
French: 25 April 2026 (Time to be confirmed)
English: 30 May 2026 @ 09:00 (CAT)
Please ensure you book your place latest one week before the date of the webinar. Late registrations will not be accepted.
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APPEL À TOUTES LES FÉDÉRATIONS AFFILIÉES À LA FIM AFRIQUE !
Nous organisons nos webinaires annuels en ligne sur le Règlement Sportif Général (RSG).
Il est important que tous les délégués siégeant aux Commissions Sportives, ainsi que les observateurs, participent à ce séminaire. L’inscription est obligatoire ; veuillez vous inscrire pour garantir votre place. L’accès sera refusé aux participants non inscrits.
Dates des webinaires :
Anglais : 21 mars 2026 à 9h00 (CAT)
Français : 25 avril 2026 (Heure à confirmer)
Anglais : 30 mai 2026 à 9h00 (CAT)
Veuillez vous inscrire au plus tard une semaine avant la date du webinaire. Les inscriptions tardives ne seront pas acceptées.
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Cape Town, South Africa, 15th December 2025: The 2025 FIM World Supercross Championship reached its climax this weekend at DHL Stadium in Cape Town, where both individual and team titles were decided in an enthralling season finale. Jason Anderson emerged as the 2025 SX1 World Supercross Champion after a decisive performance in South Africa, Max Anstie secured the SX2 crown, and Quad Lock Honda clinched the team title.
In the closely contested SX1 title fight, Jason Anderson delivered under pressure to claim his first World Supercross Championship. Facing rivals Joey Savatgy and Christian Craig – who entered the South African GP separated by just a single point – Anderson showed consistency and pace throughout the night. He won both sprint races and secured victory in the final main event, keeping the lead when it mattered most and finishing the season ahead of Savatgy by five points in the overall standings.
The SX2 championship was confirmed for British rider Max Anstie, who rounded out a dominant campaign in the 250cc class. While Shane McElrath took multiple race wins on the night in Cape Town, Anstie’s season-long consistency and solid finishes were enough to secure his second SX2 world title. Anstie finished the night as runner-up behind McElrath, a performance that solidified his place at the top of the final standings.
The team championship concluded with Quad Lock Honda taking the title, continuing its strong performance throughout the 2025 season. The Australian-based outfit accumulated key points thanks to competitive outings from riders in both SX1 and SX2 classes, including regular podium finishes and overall consistency.
The South African GP also marked the first World Supercross event held in Africa, bringing the series to a new audience and closing the 2025 season on a high note. Fans inside DHL Stadium witnessed competitive racing, tight battles for position and the culmination of championship aspirations across all classes.
For full results, standings and highlights from the South African GP, visit https://worldsupercrosschampionship.com/
2025 FIM World Supercross Championship Calendar:
• Round 01: Buenos Aires City GP, Argentina – Oscar & Juan Gálvez Racetrack, 8th November
• Round 02: Canadian GP, Vancouver – BC Place, 15th November
• Round 03: Australian GP, Gold Coast – Cbus Super Stadium, 29th November
• Round 04: Swedish GP, Stockholm, 6th December
• Round 05: South African GP, Cape Town – DHL Stadium, 13th December
About the FIM World Supercross Championship
The FIM World Supercross Championship is a global competition spearheaded by SX Global, a leader in sports marketing and entertainment. The championship, sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), has been exclusively organised and promoted by SX Global since 2022. For more information, please visit worldsupercrosschampionship.com
Published by: Bogdan de Berg
The latest FIM Africa Information Letter is out and it is packed with updates from the General Assembly in Kenya, new developments across our commissions, and important guidance for federations looking to strengthen their structures. It is a good read for anyone who loves seeing our sport grow from the ground up. Catch up on all the highlights and download the full letter here.
LETTRE D’INFORMATION DE LA FIM AFRICA – NOVEMBRE 2025
La nouvelle lettre d’information de la FIM Africa est arrivée et elle est pleine de mises à jour importantes. Retrouvez les temps forts de l’Assemblée Générale au Kenya, les dernières avancées des commissions, ainsi que des informations essentielles pour renforcer les fédérations et soutenir la croissance du motocyclisme sur notre continent. Une lecture idéale pour tous ceux qui aiment voir notre sport évoluer. Découvrez la lettre complète ici.
The 2025 FIM AFRICA General Assembly was held at the beautiful Vipingo Ridge in Mombasa, Kenya on 8 November, bringing together delegates from across the continent for a productive and positive meeting.
Twelve African Federations were represented at the Assembly, namely Cote d’Ivoire, Egypt, Kenya, Madagascar, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Uganda and Zambia.
The General Assembly was also notably well represented by women from the different Federations, whose presence and participation added immense value to the discussions. It was a pleasure to meet and engage in person with delegates from the various FMNs and to continue strengthening the long standing bonds within the African motorcycling community.
FIM AFRICA was honoured by the presence of Mr Damiano Zamana, FIM Deputy CEO and Operations Director, who attended the meeting and provided valuable input. He assisted in addressing questions relating to the proposed Statute changes, the Advantage Card and FIM Insurance, among other key topics that were discussed.
All items on the agenda were approved, including the amended Statutes, which were adopted unanimously.
FIM AFRICA extends its sincere thanks to the MSFK Executive, and in particular to Renzo, Julie and Sheryl, for graciously agreeing to host the General Assembly and for their warm hospitality.
Appreciation is also extended to all the staff of Vipingo Ridge for their excellent service, with special thanks to Brian, who coordinated the function with great care and professionalism.
Finally, a big thank you goes out to all the guests and delegates who travelled to attend the Assembly. FIM AFRICA looks forward to ongoing communication and to meeting again in Monaco on 29 November 2026.
