PICKERINGTON, Ohio — FIM North America announced its roster for the 2026 FIM Intercontinental Games, taking place Dec. 10-13 at the famed Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna in Goiânia, Brazil, with all six FIM Continental Unions (CONU) battling for global bragging rights.
After a successful inaugural event in 2024, the 2026 FIM Intercontinental Games will provide an opportunity for FIM North America — which is made up of the American Motorcyclist Association, Canadian Motorcycle Association and Barbados Motoring Federation — to once again compete against the remaining CONUs from around the world, including Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and Oceania.
“The FIM Intercontinental Games offers an excellent opportunity to showcase the abilities of our North American riders on a global stage,” FIM North America President and AMA President and CEO, Rob Dingman said. “We are confident in the group that we selected to represent our continent, as each of these racers have shown the necessary skill, determination and pride to compete on behalf of our CONU in this international competition.”
This year’s event will include circuit racing in Supersport and Supersport 300 classes, with riders racing aboard FIM-provided Yamaha YZF-R3 and YZF-R7 motorcycles. New this year, motocross will be added to the racing schedule at the FIM Intercontinental Games under an MX2 format.
Teams will be made up of four riders per category, including one female rider per team, with 12 total racers representing FIM North America in Brazil.
The list of FIM North America competitors include:
Circuit Racing:
Team Manager — Michael Martin
Supersport (SSP):
- Josh Herrin
- Max Toth
- Blake Davis
- Mallory Dobbs
Supersport 300 (SSP300):
- Hank Vossberg
- Matthew Chapin
- Kensei Matsudaira
- Ella Dreher
Motocross:
Team Manager — Steve Westfall
MX2:
- Zach Osborne
- Ryder McNabb
- Preston Kilroy
- Mayla Herrick