Major motorcycle manufacturers, inspiring speakers and hands-on experiences are coming to Staffordshire later this month as Women in Moto returns to Uttoxeter Racecourse for its sixth year.
Taking place on Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd August 2026, Women in Moto
has become a unique fixture on the UK's motorcycling calendar.
While the event was created to encourage and celebrate more women in motorcycling, it is not exclusively for women. Men and women, riders and non-riders, families, friends and anyone curious about the world of motorcycling are all invited to enjoy the weekend. Whether you're an experienced rider, considering learning, returning to motorcycling or simply looking for a great day out, Women in Moto offers something for everyone.
Visitors can explore displays from leading motorcycle manufacturers, including Honda, Norton Motorcycles and Royal Enfield, alongside dealers, clubs, charities, training providers and exhibitors showcasing the latest motorcycles, rider training, travel, experiences and services available within the motorcycling
community.
Throughout the weekend, visitors can meet industry experts, ask questions and discover the many opportunities that motorcycling has to offer. One of the highlights of the weekend will be the Inspirational Speakers and Panel
Talks, bringing together women with remarkable stories from across the motorcycle community.
Visitors will hear from Zoe Wiggins, Guliafshan Tariq, Maja and Lara, together with the Women in Moto Panel, featuring Iqra Hamid, Senior Design Engineer at Triumph Motorcycles. Through stories of adventure, engineering, determination and personal journeys, the talks aim to inspire, educate and encourage more people to enjoy motorcycling.
The event also offers a wide range of interactive experiences. Complete beginners
can enjoy Honda's Ride Free experience, providing the opportunity to ride a motorcycle for the very first time, while full motorcycle licence holders can take part in Honda, Royal Enfield & Norton Motorycles test rides.
Those looking to venture off the tarmac can also experience MotoJunkies' ‘beginner-friendly’ off-road riding sessions, offering off-road motorcycling skills in a fun and supportive environment. CBT and full licence holders can also, ‘have a go’ at MotoGymkhana (a fun cone-based motorcycle handling challenge to improve balance, precision and slow-speed control), explore the Adventure Zone and Training Zone, attend workshops and sit-down sessions, enjoy arena displays and browse the popular Gallery of Women Riders.
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Lindsay Atkinson, Founder of Women in Moto, said:
"Women in Moto has always been about bringing people together through a shared passion for motorcycling. While my mission is to encourage and inspire more women into riding, the event has always welcomed everyone. Whether you ride every day, are thinking about learning, or simply want to experience the motorcycle community, you'll receive a warm welcome. My hope is that visitors leave feeling inspired, having made new friends and discovered just how supportive and inclusive the motorcycling community really is."
Visitors wishing to make a full weekend of it can take advantage of on-site camping
from Friday 21 August. Friday evening's relaxed campfire gathering invites campers to bring along their own acoustic instruments, share stories and enjoy
toasted marshmallows, while Saturday night's live entertainment offers another
opportunity to unwind, meet fellow enthusiasts and enjoy the friendly, welcoming
atmosphere that Women in Moto has become known for.
Families are welcome throughout the weekend, with children under 18 admitted
free when accompanied by a ticket-holding adult.
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Whether you arrive on two wheels, three wheels, by car or campervan, or you're simply curious to discover more about the world of motorcycling, you'll receive a warm welcome at Women in Moto.
Event Details
Women in Moto Show 2026
Saturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd August 2026
Uttoxeter Racecourse
Wood Lane
Uttoxeter
Staffordshire
ST14 8BD
For tickets, camping information and the latest event updates,
visit www.womenmoto.co.uk
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