The FIM MiniGP World Series is designed as the first step on the Road to MotoGP™. It began in 2021, and there are three types of competition: FIM MiniGP National Cup, organised by or through one FMN (national federation); FIM MiniGP Regional Cup, organised by or through various FMNs; FIM MiniGP Continental Cup, organised by or through a CONU (continental union).
There are two classes Series can run: the 160cc class and the 190cc class. The latter made its debut in 2023 for Series that had already run a 160cc competition. Riders are aged between 10 and 14 for the 160cc class and between 12 and 16 for the 190cc class. Each Series must have a minimum of five events comprising 10 races and the top riders in each Series will then be invited to the World Final.
The FIM MiniGP World Final sees the top riders from each Series compete over two days alongside a MotoGP™ event, creating a truly global occasion. As part of the Road to MotoGP™, there are also opportunities up for grabs for riders to move up and further their careers.
For more than two decades, MotoGP has invested in opening the doors to motorcycle racing, creating the Road to MotoGP. Comprising initiatives all over the world providing millions of young riders the opportunity to excel, the Road to MotoGP is unrivalled in motorsport – opening doors, increasing access and racing towards global equality.
The FIM MiniGP World Series is the first step on the Road to MotoGP™, in collaboration with the FIM and motorcycle federations and unions around the world. It’s the first global initiative in motorsport aimed at creating grassroots equality. The support of key partners keeps costs low and tightly controlled, ensuring maximum accessibility for all young riders who want to race.
The FIM MiniGP World Final is a collaboration between the FIM, MotoGP rights holder Dorna Sports, and motorcycle federations and unions around the world.
