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FIM MiniGP Australia becomes the latest cup to join the World Series

FIM MiniGP Australia becomes the latest cup to join the World Series
Michelle L.
October 18, 2021

The new Cup sets to provide young riders with more opportunities from the land Down Under.

FIM MiniGP Australia becomes the latest cup to join the World Series
FIM MiniGP Australia becomes the latest cup to join the World Series

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The FIM MiniGP Australia Series is the newest Cup to join the FIM MiniGP World Series. It is the first to do so in the Oceania region and joining Austria, Indonesia and Qatar as new additions for 2022. The inaugural FIM MiniGP Australia Series will have 10 races over five rounds. The calendar will be visiting three states from March to October.

Port Melbourne hosts Round 1 as the Series opens in Victoria in March. The next two visits will be to Eastern Creek for back-to-back rounds in New South Wales in May. Ipswich in Queensland, just west of Brisbane, will play host to Round 4 in August. The inaugural Australia Series will come to a close in October in Oakleigh, back in Melbourne.

The FIM MiniGP World Series is the first step on the Road to MotoGP. It is designed to create an equal platform for young riders worldwide. The FIM MiniGP Australia Series will provide the perfect stepping-stone for youngsters to begin their careers in motorcycle racing in an economically viable and equal environment. Junior riders can gain as much experience as they race at different venues across three states. 

As ever, the best riders will qualify for the FIM MiniGP World Final alongside the top riders from each Series, with the possibility of promotions up for grabs on the Road to MotoGP.

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