Team Australia Wins FIM
Oceania Women's MX Cup
T
eam Australia narrowly
beat Team USA to maintain
its hold on the FIM Oceania
Women's Motocross Cup, March
22-23. The Aussies clinched the
overall win in Wonthaggi, which
coincided with the opening
round of the 2025 Penrite ProMX
Championship.
The Oceania event, composed
of five riders per team, combined
each rider's score throughout a
three-moto format. The scores
would then be totaled up, with
the highest finish being dropped
from the count.
Spearheaded by Honda rider
Charli Cannon, Team Australia
came from behind on day one
and still managed to win by just
two points over the Americans.
Cannon, a three-time Australian
National Champion, outright
dominated each of her motos
and won by no less than 28 sec
-
onds. Her consistent victories
gave Team Australia the edge to
take the overall victory.
"I'm so proud to be part of
Team Australia winning the FIM
Oceania Women's Motocross
Cup for the second year in
succession," said Cannon. "Of
course, it was a much tougher
event in 2025, but we remained
focused on the task at hand."
Team USA, which consisted
of Kyleigh Stallings (Kawasaki,
captain), Jamie Astudillo (KTM),
Jordan Jarvis (Yamaha),
WIND
IN THE
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The women of Team Australia—Taylah
McCutcheon, Taylor Thompson,
Charli Cannon, Madison Healey and
Madi Simpson—won the FIM Oceania
Women's Motocross Cup.
