2025 FIM Sand Races World Championship

The 2025 FIM Sand Races World Championship is the 1st FIM Sand Races World Championship season. The series marks the first season that there has been an FIM World Championship for the Beach racing discipline.[1]

The FIM ran an FIM Sand Races World Cup in the 2023 and 2024 seasons, with British rider Todd Kellett winning both World Cup titles in the motorcycle category.[2][3]

The series is scheduled to include six rounds and be bookended by the 2025 and 2026 editions of the Enduropale du Touquet event.[4]

Race calendar and results

A provisional calendar was released on 16 January 2025.[5] The championship will be contested over six rounds in Western Europe and Argentina.

Round Date Location Motorcycle Winner Quad Winner Report
1 8–9 February Enduropale du Touquet Todd Kellett Manfred Zienecker
2 29–31 August Enduro del Invierno Todd Kellett Pablo Violet
3 24–26 October Bibione Sand Storm Todd Kellett Dirk Schelfhout
4 21-23 November Ronde des Sables Hossegor-Capbreton Todd Kellett Pablo Violet
5 29–30 November Monte Gordo Sand Experience Cyril Genot Harry Walker
6 TBA February 2026 Enduropale du Touquet

Names in Italics are the highest placed FIM-eligible rider in the event when the event was won by an non-eligible rider.

Moto

Entry list

Sand Races World Championship
Constructor Team Rider Rounds
Beta Equipe Police Nationale/Elite Moto Lannion David Abgrall 1
Fantic Team MS Motorsport Fantic Maxime Sot 1, 3, 5
Lars van Berkel 3–5
Paul Arnout 1, 3–5
Fantic Factory Racing Team Matteo Pavoni 3
Timothée Hillairet-Collet 3–5
Gas Gas Twenty Racing Suspension Gas Gas Jeremy Knuiman 1
Damien Knuiman 1
Wesley Tanfin 1
Maximilien Poul 3, 5
Max Bianucci 4
Honda Team Honda Motoblouz SR Motul Lars van Berkel 1
Håkon Fredriksen 3–5
Julien Lieber 5
Cyril Genot 1, 3–5
Avant Pro Honda 2
Team Dafy Dunlop Wonderbike Paolo Maschio 1, 3–5
Alexis Collignon 1
Honda YPF MX Racing 2
Timothée Hillairet-Collet 1
Jean Collignon 1
S Briggs Commercial Ashley Greedy 1
Damien Champolivier 1, 3–5
SMQ Competicion Ramiro Marquez 1–3
Freytes Motorsport Anthony Rodríguez 2
Cabarcos Motos Sion Talbot 2
Kristof Van Vaerenbergh 4
Husqvarna Kaeser Racing Team Daniel Wagenpfeil 1–5
GI Cross Racing Team Matteo del Coco 3
Osellini Moto Lorenzo Macoritto 3
Ernest Lescaillet 3–5
Jean Collignon 5
Arthur Mioque 3–5
KTM 1
Sion Talbot 1, 3–5
Suzuki Suzuki Moto France Camille Chapeliere 1, 3
Big Trail Argentina/Marelli Sports 2
Triumph Maximilien Poul 1
Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha France Drag'On Tek Todd Kellett 1–5
Milko Potisek 1–5
Damien Knuiman 3–5
Yamaha Motor France/Drag'On Jérémy Hauquier 1, 3–5
Race Machines 2
Paul Arnout 2
Ernest Lescaillet 2
Mathéo Miot 2
Yam Sand Racing 1, 4
Florian Miot 1
Team 33 Accessoires/IPONE/Groland Racing Team Joey Nuques 1, 3
Big Trail Argentina/Marelli Sports 2
Drag'On Tek Tias Callens 1, 3–5
Damien Prevot 1, 3, 5
Autos Motos Saint Dizier/Yamaha France Victor Brossier 1, 3–5
Eddy Mollon 1
Thomas Penel 1
Wesley Tanfin 3–5
Maxime Berteau 3–4
Yamaha France/Drag'On Tek/Evolution7 Limoges Valentin Madoulaud 3–4
Motos VR Yamaha Luís Outeiro 5
Women's World Cup
Constructor Team Rider Rounds
Fantic Drag'On Tek/Yamaha France Mathilde Denis 3–5
Gas Gas MX Fonta Racing Syneco Kiara Fontanesi 3
KTM Sara Jugla 1–5
Yamaha Team New Bike Yamaha Amandine Verstappen 1–5
Yam Sand Racing Camille Viaud 1, 3–5
Big Trail Argentina/Marelli Sports 2
Drag'On Tek/Yamaha France Mathilde Denis 1–2
Veteran's World Cup
Constructor Team Rider Rounds
Ducati Antoine Méo 3
Fantic Bernard Perard 1, 3–5
Gas Gas Alexis van de Woestyne 3–5
Honda Dominique Mieuzet 1–5
SMQ Competicion Fernando Rubio 1–5
Timothée Vacherand 3
Rodrigue Lescaillet 3–5
Andrea Bergamo 3
Stéphane Dufay 3
Kawasaki Danilo Goes 2
Race Machines Rodrigue Lescaillet 1–2
Bernard Perard 2
Guillaume Renaux 5
KTM Jean-François Mioque 1, 3–5
Paul Barbara 1, 3–5
Christophe Brucker 1
Yamaha Nicolas Lavenant 1–5
Andre Vossius 1–5
Fino Motor Racing António Maio 5
Damien Prevot 5
Junior's World Cup
Constructor Team Rider Rounds
Fantic Clement Vanderstraeten 1
Noe Dehen 1, 3–5
Gas Gas Twenty Racing Suspension Gas Gas Damien Knuiman 1
Ema Satabin 1, 3–4
Dafy Moto St Quentin Evan Demeester 1
Honda Dafy Moto St Quentin/Wonderbike 3–5
Husqvarna Dean Gregoire 4
Kawasaki Bud Racing/Kawasaki France Lea Chaput 4
Kawasaki France/FSR Suspension Maxime Miet 3–5
KTM Team ANS Racing 1
Motovation Motosport Dean Gregoire 1
Grizzly Racing Service Ben Almagor 4
Yamaha CC Motorsports Matheo Gerat 1, 3–5
Vintage World Cup
Constructor Team Rider Rounds
Honda Freddy Seguin 3–5
Florian Miot 4
Jean Collignon 4
Kawasaki Danilo Goes 2
KTM Sébastien Antony 3–5
Yamaha Max Bianucci 4
Nicolas Lavenant 4

Sand Races World Championship

Only riders who are registered for the FIM Sand Races World Championship are eligible to score championship points.

  • Points for final positions are awarded as follows:
Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   7th   8th   9th   10th   11th   12th   13th   14th   15th+ 
Points 25 20 16 13 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Round 1 & 4 finishing positions are shown relative to where the rider finished in the event overall. Round 2, 3 & 5 results shown as finishing positions among FIM-registered riders only.

The FIM World Championship points accrued from the finish are shown next to the position.

Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points
1 Todd Kellett 125 125 125 125 181 101
2 Milko Potisek 220 220 511 220 316 87
3 Jeremy Hauquier 99 413 316 413 220 71
4 Lars van Berkel 316 291 316 413 46
5 Cyril Genot Ret 316 191 Ret 125 42
6 Tias Callens 117 79 127 610 33
7 Damien Knuiman 311 413 89 79 32
8 Paolo Maschio 156 610 511 361 28
9 Mathéo Miot 513 133 710 26
10 Håkon Fredriksen 220 Ret 142 22
11 Alexis Collignon 711 610 21
12 Sion Talbot 581 88 151 425 124 19
13 Victor Brossier 175 97 186 241 19
14 Joey Nuques 184 511 231 16
15 Amandine Verstappen 951 97 133 Ret 133 14
16 Daniel Wagenpfeil 2141 106 161 1112 201 12
17 Julien Lieber 511 11
18 Florian Miot 810 10
19 Anthony Rodríguez 79 9
20 Valentin Madoulaud 281 118 9
21 Luís Outeiro 88 8
22 Matteo del Coco 88 8
23 Jeremy Knuiman 108 8
24 Damien Prevot Ret 261 97 8
25 Paul Arnout 3231 115 181 Ret 151 8
26 Nicolas Lavenant 4991 124 371 2131 291 8
27 Maxime Sot Ret 271 106 7
28 Timothée Hillairet-Collet 302 124 Ret 261 7
29 Matteo Pavoni 106 6
30 Jean Collignon 1161 115 6
31 Lorenzo Macoritto 115 5
32 Ernest Lescaillet 142 301 2291 231 5
33 Wesley Tanfin 7561 211 1511 221 5
34 Rodrigue Lescaillet 5521 191 381 2861 341 5
35 Andre Vossius 7711 211 411 3091 311 5
36 Kristof Van Vaerenbergh 484 4
37 Damien Champolivier 4211 311 2031 251 4
38 Dominique Mieuzet 8001 161 351 Ret 281 4
39 Camille Viaud 1811 181 201 Ret 191 4
40 Paul Barbara 5761 341 2111 271 4
41 David Abgrall 223 3
42 Alexis van de Woestyne 221 1901 321 3
43 Bernard Perard 6911 201 DSQ Ret 331 3
44 Kiara Fontanesi 142 2
45 Ramiro Marquez Ret 151 361 2
46 Arthur Mioque Ret 171 Ret 171 2
47 Maxime Berteau 331 2661 2
48 Maximilien Poul Ret Ret1 211 2
49 Jean-François Mioque Ret 391 Ret 351 2
50 Guillaume Renaux 161 1
51 Eddy Mollon 361 1
52 Max Bianucci 2071 1
53 Danilo Goes 171 1
54 Timothée Vacherand 241 1
55 Camille Chapeliere Ret Ret 251 1
56 António Maio 301 1
57 Antoine Méo 321 1
58 Stéphane Dufay 401 1
59 Andrea Bergamo 421 1
Ashley Greedy Ret 0
Thomas Penel Ret 0
Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points

Women's World Cup

Rider's finishing positions are shown relative to where they finished amongst FIM-eligible riders.

Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points
1 Amandine Verstappen 1 1 1 Ret 1 100
2 Mathilde Denis 3 2 3 1 3 93
3 Sara Jugla 4 4 5 2 4 70
4 Camille Viaud 2 3 4 Ret 2 69
5 Kiara Fontanesi 2 20
Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points

Veteran's World Cup

Rider's finishing positions are shown relative to where they finished amongst FIM-eligible riders.

Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points
1 Fernando Rubio 2 1 1 2 3 106
2 Nicolas Lavenant 3 2 6 4 6 69
3 Alexis van de Woestyne 2 1 8 53
4 Paul Barbara 5 4 3 4 53
5 Rodrigue Lescaillet 4 5 8 5 11 48
6 Dominique Mieuzet 8 3 5 Ret 5 46
7 Andre Vossius 7 7 11 6 9 40
8 Bernard Perard 6 6 DSQ Ret 10 26
9 Damien Prevot 1 25
10 Christophe Brucker 1 25
11 Guillaume Renaux 2 20
12 Timothée Vacherand 3 16
13 Danilo Goes 4 13
14 Jean-François Mioque Ret 9 Ret 12 11
15 António Maio 7 9
16 Antoine Méo 7 9
17 Stéphane Dufay 10 6
18 Andrea Bergamo 12 4
Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points

Junior's World Cup

Round 1 & 4 finishing positions are shown relative to where the rider finished in the event overall. Rounds 3 & 5 results shown as finishing positions among FIM-registered riders only.

The FIM World Championship points accrued from the finish are shown next to the position.

Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points
1 Evan Demeester 716 125 620 125 86
2 Matheo Gerat 1613 220 816 220 69
3 Maxime Miet 1811 316 1411 316 54
4 Dean Gregoire 520 325 45
5 Noe Dehen 1069 413 4010 413 45
6 Ema Satabin 1818 511 549 27
7 Damien Knuiman 125 25
8 Ben Almagor 913 13
9 Clement Vanderstraeten 3910 10
10 Lea Chaput 679 52 9
Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points

Vintage World Cup

Rider's finishing positions are shown relative to where they finished amongst FIM-eligible riders.

Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points
1 Freddy Seguin 1 4 1 63
2 Sebastien Antony 2 3 2 56
3 Florian Miot 1 25
4 Danilo Goes 1 25
5 Jean Collignon 2 20
6 Max Bianucci 5 11
7 Nicolas Lavenant 6 10
Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points

Quad

Entry list

Quad World Cup
Constructor Team Rider Rounds
Honda Oliver Vandendijck 1, 3–5
Glenn De Swarte 1, 3–5
Manfred Zienecker 1
Emmanuel Sarran 1
Rodolfo Codazzi 3
Quadyland Paul Waterlot 4–5
Husqvarna Lukas Prochazka 3
Laeger's Drag'on ATV/Laeger's Harry Walker 5
Yamaha Drag'On ATV Pablo Violet 1–5
Quadyland Paul Waterlot 1
Maxime Lopes da Fonseca 1, 3–5
Fabien Michel 1, 3–5
Quad Veteran's World Cup
Constructor Team Rider Rounds
Can-Am Graham Guy 3–5
Honda Dirk Schelfhout 1, 3–5
Yamaha Drag'On ATV Axel Dutrie 1, 3–5
Nuno Gonçalves 1, 3–5
Guillaume Waloszek 1, 3–5
Paulo Fernandes 1, 3–5
Laurent Delcourt 1, 3–5
Cedric Girard 1
Benoît Sebert 1–5
Graham Guy 1
Knull Racing Jorge Sampaio 5

Quad Standings

Only riders who are registered for the FIM Sand Races World Championship are eligible to score championship points.

  • Points for final positions are awarded as follows:
Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   7th   8th   9th   10th   11th   12th   13th   14th   15th+ 
Points 25 20 16 13 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Rider's finishing positions are shown relative to where they finished in the event overall. Rounds 3 & 5 results are shown as finishing positions among FIM-registered riders only.

The FIM World Championship points accrued from the finish are shown next to the position.

Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points
1 Pablo Violet 820 2525 610 1725 220 100
2 Dirk Schelfhout Ret 125 2316 511 52
3 Benoît Sebert 636 6920 79 658 79 52
4 Fabien Michel 2416 220 5410 161 47
5 Nuno Gonçalves 3510 511 3311 88 40
6 Axel Dutrie 3213 316 Ret 610 39
7 Olivier Vandendijck Ret Ret2 1920 316 38
8 Maxime Lopes da Fonseca 558 413 579 133 33
9 Paul Waterlot 519 2413 115 27
10 Harry Walker 125 25
11 Manfred Zienecker 625 25
12 Glenn De Swarte Ret 97 1145 413 25
13 Paulo Fernandes 685 124 997 97 23
14 Guillaume Waloszek 1044 133 1036 106 19
15 Laurent Delcourt Ret 88 1344 124 16
16 Emmanuel Sarran 3411 11
17 Graham Guy 2973 115 Ret 142 10
18 Cédric Girard 597 7
19 Lukas Prochazka 106 6
20 Jorge Sampaio 151 1
21 Rodolfo Codazzi Ret1 1
Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points

Quad Veteran's World Cup

Rider's finishing positions are shown relative to where they finished amongst FIM-eligible riders.

Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points
1 Benoît Sebert 4 1 4 3 3 83
2 Dirk Schelfhout Ret 1 1 1 75
3 Nuno Gonçalves 2 3 2 4 69
4 Axel Dutrie 1 2 Ret 2 65
5 Paulo Fernandes 5 6 4 5 45
6 Guillaume Waloszek 6 7 5 6 40
7 Graham Guy 7 8 Ret 8 25
8 Laurent Delcourt Ret 5 7 20
9 Cedric Girard 3 16
10 Jorge Sampaio 9 7
Pos. Rider LTO
 EDI
 BSS
 HOS
 MGS
 LTO
 Points

References

  1. ^ FIM. "2025 FIM Sand Races World Championship provisional calendar announced". fim-moto.com.
  2. ^ FIM Communications. "Todd Kellett wins inaugural FIM Sand Races World Cup". fim-moto.com.
  3. ^ FIM. "King Kellett retains his FIM Sand Races World Cup title with Monte Gordo Sand Race double – Race Report". dirthub.co.uk.
  4. ^ "2025 FIM Sand Races World Championship provisional calendar announced – No Weston". dirthub.co.uk.
  5. ^ "2025 FIM Sand Races World Championship provisional calendar announced". fim-moto.com. 16 January 2025.
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