Nancy van de Ven RETIRES from Women's Motocross

The decision to retire is never easy. From the highs to the lows, Nancy's never-give-up attitude has inspired us all. Today, she shares the news that she will retire, marking the end of an era in Women's Motocross.
Throughout her career, Nancy's talent and determination shone through, earning her an impressive 7 #WMX World Championship medals. But it wasn't always smooth sailing. She faced countless setbacks and unimaginable challenges, yet she never lost sight of her dream of becoming a World Champion.
In 2022, Nancy finally reached that pinnacle, proving that perseverance and resilience can lead to the sweetest victories. Her success was well-deserved, and her fighting spirit and refusal to give in have been an inspiration to us all.
Over the past decade, Nancy's grit and determination has had us on the edge of our seats. From the thrilling races to the heart-stopping moments, it has truly been one heck of a ride. We are proud of all that Nancy has accomplished, and we wish her nothing but the best for her future endeavors.
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[@dutchgamerroyal4529]

Je heb het zo goed gedaan met veel plezier naar je zitten kijken je ben echt een strijder.ik wens je veel plezier en geluk met het volgende je gaat doen.....you never walk alone ❤

[@robsnep5447]

Thanks Nancy for the years of dedication and fight , you sound so sad but we have enjoyed your racing , without you galls there is no competition, I think Courtney may soon follow as the young guns are moving in , Courtney like yourself is a true warrior

[@mikeskidmore6754]

The Double and Triple Jumps are Insane. I like the Rough more natural terrain Tracks of the 1970's.. I have not seen Pro Women in the USA for years.. It seems I saw a Women's class many years ago at Red Bud .. on the Pro Nationals weekend races.

[@gildo101rossi]

Crazy she is only 25 & retired

[@usmana9731]

Getting back up is mandatory, it's Yamaha.