Top 5 Female Motocross Riders Ever

Female motocross gets started in 1974 from the Powder Puff National the first women motocross race was held in the United States. In today’s time, girls are offering their excellent talent that showcases their abilities. The Women’s Motocross World Championship series along with the X Games ruling Female Motocross riders for today’s generation. 

Here is the list of the top 5 Female Motocross Riders who have excelled in this game:

1. Ashley Fiolek

Ashley Fiolek was born with a disability of hearing but this never stops her, she starts practising at the age of seven. She nearly won the Women’s Pro class at Loretta Lynn in 2006 with Supermini dirt bike and also go on to become the first female ever to receive a full factory ride in 2009 riding Honda. In her five year career, she won the WMX championship four times.

2. Tarah Gieger

Before starting her career in motocross she was doing surfing. She picked motocross at the age of 10 years and she is the only girl on the list to backflip a motorcycle. She has more X Games medals than any other female riders. 

Tarah Gieger is now focusing on the Endurocross series as well as X games where she can win both Moto X and Enduro X events.  She has won three Loretta Lynn’s AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship titles and even the first female to compete in the Motocross des Nations. 

3. Jessica Patterson

Jessica Patterson started her career at the age of 7. At the young age of 12, she qualified her first 

Loretta Lynn’s AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship. After start of the WMX series officially began in 2003, she has won the title five times. In the year 2013, she ended her motocross career by winning the trophy at the Women’s Motocross National Championship. 

4. Vicki Golden 

She was inspired by her father and father traversing the rough hills of San Diego and started her career at seven years. When she was just 16 years old she won Loretta Lynn’s and in 2014 she became first female ever to earn a pro license after competing in the men’s series. She has won the last three women’s Moto-X events at X Games and she even made it on the podium in Best Whip in 2013, game was played against the best male freestyle riders in the world. 

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5.  Mercedes Gonzales

She ruled the motocross world in the early 90s. She started her career at the age of seven and she has first competed with male riders before motocross sports started including women’s. Mercedes was supported by Kawasaki to race the few rounds of the women’s motocross league. She holds nine national championships which is the record among female American motocross athletes.