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Monster Energy and Crescent Yamaha, the team behind the Pata Maxus Yamaha WorldSBK Official Team, are proud to announce that British sensation Chloe Jones will return to fight for the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship in 2026. After collecting the third-place FIM bronze medal in her first full season, with six podiums from 12 races and solid points-scoring finishes in every single race, Jones is “just getting started” in the first motorcycling world championship e

After a stand-out season that saw Spanish star Beatriz Neila finish runner up in the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship, the #36 is confirmed to fight for the title once again in 2026 with the support of global IT solutions brand Ampito and team Crescent Yamaha. Fan-favourite Neila took a huge step in personal growth, race craft and dedication going into the 2025 season – and her hard work was rewarded as she put the Ampito Crescent Yamaha R7 on the podium in all 1

Beatriz Neila finished runner up in the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship after the final round in Jerez, taking the 2025 silver medal for Ampito Crescent Yamaha with two more stand-out podium performances. Just six points separated Neila from main rival Maria Herrera at the start of the weekend, with everything left to play for. The pair qualified P2 and P1 respectively on Friday, setting the stage for the final showdown. Fighting at the front of a group of seven

Race 2 victory for Ampito Crescent Yamaha’s Beatriz Neila in France will push the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship title fight right to the wire, thanks to a super-strong weekend at Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours. Just six points separate Neila from championship rival Maria Herrera, with two races remaining in the first road-racing motorcycle World Championship exclusively for women. As WorldWCR quickly becomes a “must watch” category, another last-lap fight saw N

The FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship battle heated up in Round 4 at Balaton Park Circuit in Hungary last weekend, with Ampito Crescent Yamaha’s Beatriz Neila achieving her third win of the season in Race 2. A second successive pole position on Friday afternoon demonstrated the raw pace that Neila had on the all-new World Championship track from the very start. As the weekend developed, the WorldWCR riders got to grips with the layout and delivered another two thr

Beatriz Neila scored an almost perfect set of results for Ampito Crescent Yamaha at Donington Park for Round 3 of the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship, in the UK last weekend. From her first World Championship pole position on Friday afternoon, Neila finished runner up in Race 1 with the fastest race lap following an epic four-way battle across 12 laps. The result meant she started Race 2 from pole position once again – setting the stage for a fantastic career-se

Beatriz Neila stormed to two super-strong third-place podiums for Ampito Crescent Yamaha at Cremona Circuit in Italy, during the second round of the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship. After qualifying in fourth-place on Friday afternoon, Neila was in the perfect position to capitalise come Race 1 on Saturday. The 23-year-old made a good start to run consistently in third throughout the race and close in on the front runners to be a part of the vital final-lap figh

Beatriz Neila stormed to her first World Championship race victory for Ampito Crescent Yamaha at the TT Circuit Assen on Sunday. She leaves the Netherlands leading the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship standings, with her best weekend result in the series including second place in Race 1 and the weekend’s Fastest Lap Award with the win in Race 2. Neila had only completed five laps of the Dutch circuit back in 2019 while in WorldSSP300, so Free Practice was about g

Returning for the second season of the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship, Beatriz Neila flew to the top of the time sheets in the first day of testing at Cremona Circuit in Italy, on the new-look Ampito Crescent Yamaha R7. Neila’s fastest lap time of 1:40.545 was two-tenths quicker than her nearest rival, 2024 championship runner-up Maria Herrera, and more than three-tenths quicker than the WorldWCR lap record set last year. Continuing with her favoured #36, Neila