Today we have the honor of speaking with Sara Sánchez, one of the most outstanding riders in Spanish motorcycling and a pioneer in the sport of motorcycling.

Born in Barcelona, Sara is one of five Spanish riders competing in the first women's world motorcycle racing championship (WorldWCR).

Sara has shown extraordinary perseverance, overcoming obstacles such as a serious accident that temporarily took her away from the sport, to become one of the most important voices in women's motorcycle racing today.

In addition to being a rider, Sara is a MotoGP commentator for Catalunya Ràdio, making her a unique ambassador for the sport, which she knows from both inside and outside the track.

We talk about her 2025 season and why girls should receive bikes at Christmas time:-)

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I am Lisa is your host and a fanatical motorbike enthusiast.

For more, go to www.lisasteingold.com

Maria Herrera Muñoz is one of the most famous riders not only in Spain but in the world. Maria competes in MotoE and the FIM Women's Circuit Racing World Championship.

Maria has more than 122 races under her belt and started riding motorcycles at the age of six. BEWARE! That's why she wears the number 6.

I loved talking to her—she is genuine, a fighter, and an inspiration on the track.

Today we talked about:

• Her career
• What you need to advance as a rider in the world of motorcycling
• How this season is going for her
• The difference between MotoE and the women's world championship
• Her vision for the future

As Maria says...

“You're not obliged to win, but you are obliged to give it your best.”

To follow the FIM Women's World Racing Championship go to;

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I am Lisa is your host and a fanatical motorbike enthusiast.

For more, go to www.lisasteingold.com

Jessica Howden is the talented young rider from Cape Town who is blazing a trail in the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship.

Howden (Team Trasimeno) showed lots of potential in her rookie season in the FIM Women’s Circuit Racing World Championship after some injuries which set her back early in the season. After a concussion suffered in the Pirelli Emilia-Romagna round at Misano, she shone in round three, landing her season´s best result in seventh place. 

She's come back in 2025 to prove that she's worthy of her place in the sport and the championship.

I had the pleasure of chatting to Jess about;

• Life in the paddock
• Women in sport
• And her hope for the future.

To follow the FIM Women's World Racing Championship go to;

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I am Lisa is your host and a fanatical motorbike enthusiast.

For more, go to www.lisasteingold.com