Honda Racing Australia is proud to announce the extension of its relationship with Charli Cannon through to the end of 2027. Widely regarded as one of the fastest and fiercest female racers in the world, Charli will continue to represent Factory Honda Racing in Australia and Quad Lock Honda in America.
The four-time Australian Pro Women’s Motocross Champion has solidified her status as one of the most accomplished and inspiring female riders globally. Since joining Honda, Charli has achieved outstanding international results, from finishing 4th in the 6th round of the 2024 Women’s World Championship in Turkey, to securing 2nd overall in the 2025 AMA Women’s Championship in the United States, with multiple race wins.
Most recently, Charli made history at the final round of the 2025 Women’s World Motocross Championship in Darwin, qualifying 2nd and claiming her first race podium with 3rd in Moto 2, earning 4th overall. At home, she continues to dominate the Australian Women’s Motocross Championship, setting new standards of professionalism and performance.
Beyond her results, Charli stands as a powerful role model, showing young women what’s possible in motorsport when passion, dedication, and opportunity align.
Honda’s Commitment to Women in Motorsport
Honda Australia Vice President Peter Singleton expressed the brand’s ongoing commitment to supporting women in racing:
“Women represent more than ten percent of the global motorcycle market, and they are an integral part of Honda’s community. We’re committed to encouraging greater female participation, and through Charli Cannon we’re able to demonstrate what’s possible in motorcycling.
She’s an extraordinary young woman, resilient, disciplined, and inspiring. We’re proud to continue our alliance with Charli and the other incredible women racing under the Honda banner.”
Cannon’s Perspective
Charli Cannon shared her gratitude for the continued support and partnership:
“Honda’s support has been incredible, I’m so thankful for the opportunities they’ve given me. The teams in Australia and America operate at such a professional level, and that gives me so much confidence. Both Honda Australia and American Honda have shown real commitment to women’s racing, and I’m excited to keep building on this year’s success.”
Yarrive Konsky on Representation and Progress
Honda Racing Australia Director Yarrive Konsky, a long-time advocate for women in motorsport, highlighted the broader significance of representation:
“Women make up half of our global population, and the influence of strong female role models like Charli is invaluable. Many families entering the sport have daughters who look up to riders like her. Racing teaches life skills, discipline, planning, and perseverance and women deserve equal opportunity to experience that.
Charli is genuinely world-class, and we’re proud to continue growing together. We’re learning, evolving, and building something meaningful for the future.”
What’s Next
Charli’s 2026 racing program will be confirmed once international calendars are finalised. She will also attend several rounds of the 2025 Australian Supercross Championship to support the team, meet fans, Charli also plans to compete in selected events before the year concludes.
About Honda Racing Australia
Honda Racing Australia, owned and operated by the Yarrive Konsky, represents Honda’s official factory motocross and supercross teams. With operations in both Australia and the United States, the team is dedicated to developing talent, advancing technology, and promoting equality across all levels of competition, from grassroots to the world stage.
