WMX Championship: Jamie Astudillo’s Resurgence Highlights Growing Competition
In a significant highlight for the revitalized Women’s Motocross (WMX) Championship, Jamie Astudillo is making her mark in the 2023 AMA Pro Motocross series. After a hiatus, the WMX Championship has returned for its second consecutive season, placing Astudillo at a pivotal point in her career.
Astudillo, now racing under the Dirt Bike Depot WMR KTM Racing team, has experienced a transformative year. While she acknowledges that her race results are not yet reflective of her aspirations, she asserts, “This is my best year of racing ever.” Her determination is evident as she aims to leave the championship in a better position than when she entered.
Key accomplishments for Astudillo this season include competing for Team USA in the 2025 FIM Oceania Women’s Motocross Cup and clinching her second straight WMX East Series Championship in Canada. Notably, she also participated in the Canadian 250 Class motos. Her partnership with KTM marks an important step in her journey, reflecting an increasing recognition of female athletes in the sport.
As the WMX Championship approaches its final three rounds of the six-round series, Astudillo’s growth and engagement with the competition underscore the increasing prominence of women’s motocross. The landscape is evolving, and Athudillo’s contributions are pivotal as she fights for excellence both on and off the track.
