WIMA GB (Great Britain) is a National Division of WIMA International or WIMA World.
WIMA World links together members and associations from many countries around the world in the common interest of women in motorcycling.
The aim of WIMA International is to improve and promote activities, advancement, goodwill and friendship amongst women motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world. WIMA aims at using the common interest of motorcycling to promote the well-being of women in general.
If you want to try riding overseas, or you already enjoy travelling further afield on your bike, then you will want to hook up with our international rallies in Europe or beyond. Look out for details in Events.
Or you might be going on holiday or business to one of the many countries across the world where there are WIMA National Divisions. If you go somewhere like Malaysia, Korea or Japan for example, set aside some time to meet the WIMA locals: you will be bowled over by their hospitality. Check them out in advance to see if you should squeeze riding gear into your luggage!
Find friends to travel with, or even take an all-female tour led by experienced WIMA members, look out for details in Events. More fun, less bravado… There’s even more adventure on our Wilder Horizons page.
There are WIMA National Groups all over the world, and by being a member you have friendly faces to connect with on your global adventures.
WIMA World page:
https://www.facebook.com/wimainternational/
WIMA World – Discussion group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/186991158046942/
WIMA World on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfnXtSXHLYVAkoIm1U_nMww
International Rally reports
2019 International Rally in Derbyshire, UK
2019 Curaçao Dushi Rally report
2015 European Rally was in Sweden, Sundet in Ljungby – July 20 – 24 2015 check out their film … HERE
2015 Australian International’s Rally write-up by Åsa Öhqvist
International Rallies since 1958
YEAR | COUNTRY | WIMA RALLY PLACE |
2020 | Germany | cancelled due to pandemic |
2019 | Great Britain | Castleton |
2019 | Curaçao | Pietermaai (1st Caribbean Rally) |
2018 | Finland | Parainen |
2017 | Estland | Jäneda |
2016 | Hungary | Esztergom |
2015 | Australia | Phillip Island |
2015 | Sweden | Sundet (European Meeting) |
2014 | Poland | Zakopane/Kościelisko |
2013 | Switzerland | Val de Travers |
2012 | Austria | Reingers |
2011 | Great Britain | Lancaster |
2010 | Japan | Fujinomiya-city, Shizuoka (60th Anniversary Rally) |
2010 | Netherlands | Markelo (European Meeting) |
2009 | USA | Keystone, Colorado (Official Rally) |
2009 | Italy | Lignano (European Meeting) (organised by Monika Greiderer) |
2008 | Finland | Historic Saimaa [ 50th European Rally ] pdf |
2007 | Germany | Thuringen |
2006 | Switzerland | Hoch Ybring |
2005 | Sweden | Skåne |
2005 | New Zealand | Taupo |
2004 | Netherlands | Borculo |
2003 | Great Britain | Dorset |
2002 | Czech Republic | Rožmitál pod Třemšínem |
2001 | Spain | Castellar de la Frontera |
2000 | Australia | Kiama (50th Anniversary Rally – Southern hemisphere) |
2000 | Finland | Iisalmi (50th Anniversary Rally – Northern hemisphere) |
1999 | Austria | Tyrol (organised by Monika Greiderer from Germany) |
1998 | Switzerland | Les Tuileries-de-Grandson |
1997 | Netherlands | Heythuysen |
1996 | Japan | Tokyo, Izu |
1996 | Czech Republic | Lubenec |
1995 | Sweden | Morokulien |
1994 | Great Britain | Usk, Wales |
1993 | Austria | Obervellach (organised by Margit Blum from Germany) |
1992 | Germany | Berlin |
1991 | Switzerland | Steinen |
1990 | France | Saint Pierre |
1990 | Great Britain | Wiltshire (40th Anniversary rally) |
1989 | Netherlands | Eiland van Maurik |
1988 | Hungary | Dunaharaszti (organised from Germany) |
1987 | Great Britain | Ashbourne |
1986 | Germany | Vogelsberg |
1985 | Sweden | Gålö (?) |
1984 | Switzerland | Morbio-Superiore |
1983 | Netherlands | Spaarnwoude |
1982 | Great Britain | Fort William, Scotland |
1981 | Germany | Buseck-Oppenrod |
1980 | Switzerland | Bumbach |
1979 | Czechoslovakia | Petrovice |
1978 | Great Britain | Llanfelte Farm, Wales |
1977 | France | Meribel-les-Allues |
1976 | Switzerland | Yverdon |
1975 | Sweden | Omberg |
1974 | France | La Petite Pierre |
1973 | Finland | Pihtipudas |
1972 | Czechoslovakia | Cervena |
1971 | Germany | Kassel |
1970 | France | Col de Croix |
1970 | USA | New York (20th Anniversary celebration) |
1969 | Austria | Ampflwang |
1968 | Germany | Drees (org by Margit Blum at Nürburgringacc to Verena) |
1967 | Czechoslovakia | Cervena |
1966 | Netherlands | Aalst |
1965 | Germany | Oberreifenberg |
1964 | Germany | An der Wasserkuppe |
1963 | Netherlands | Scheveningen |
1962 | NONE HELD | (Pregnancy/births prevented its organisation!) |
1961 | Germany | Nürburgring |
1960 | Netherlands | Scheveningen |
1959 | Germany | Nürburgring |
1958 | Netherlands | Scheveningen |