Kyleigh Stallings
Motorcycle racing // Texas
Kyleigh Stallings swept four championships in one week at Mini Os in 2019, now captains FIM Oceania Women’s Motocross Cup and rides for Monster Energy Kawasaki Team Green.
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Kyleigh Stallings is a rising star in women’s motocross who has been turning heads since her early teens, racking up championships and breaking barriers as she transitions from dominating girls’ classes to competing at the highest levels of the sport.
EARLY YEARS
This Texas teenager got her start in motocross at a young age, competing in girls’ classes from ages 9-13 and 11-16. Her first race was at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit during the Oklahoma Gold Rush on asphalt—she was nervous but managed to take the win, setting the tone for what would become an impressive racing career. Kyleigh trains near Reynard Raceway in Oklahoma, about 1.5 hours from Ponca City, where she’s become accustomed to the rough clay track conditions that have helped shape her adaptable riding style.
OTHER INTERESTS
Information about Kyleigh’s interests outside of motocross is not publicly available.
EARLY SUCCESS
Stallings quickly made her mark in amateur motocross, showing she had the speed and determination to compete with anyone. Her breakthrough came in 2019 when she dominated the latter part of the season, collecting multiple titles at both Ponca City and the prestigious Mini Os at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch. She didn’t just win—she swept four championships in a single week at Mini Os, an achievement that announced her as a serious competitor. The following year, she continued her winning ways at the Spring A Ding Ding races, taking both motos in the Girls (11-16) class and earning her first number one plate of the 2020 season.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2019: Won four championships at Mini Os at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch in a single week
- 2019: Multiple titles in Girls (9-13) and (11-16) classes at Ponca City’s Motoplayground Race
- 2020: Won both motos in Girls (11-16) class at Spring A Ding Ding, earned first number one plate of the season
- 2021: Competed at Loretta Lynn’s AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship
- Current: Serves as team captain for FIM Oceania Women’s Motocross Cup in Australia
- Current: Rides for Monster Energy Kawasaki Team Green on Kawasaki KX™250, race number #21
INSPIRATIONS
Kyleigh looks up to Vicki Golden, a noted female motocross racer who has served as both a role model and inspiration for her career. Golden’s pioneering work in women’s motocross has clearly influenced Stallings’ own approach to breaking barriers in the sport.
REPUTATION
Stallings has earned respect not just for her speed, but for her willingness to race against the boys and push the boundaries of what’s expected. “I don’t think too good in the boys class; I ended up getting taken out but that happens and it’s part of racing,” she said about her experiences racing mixed classes, showing the kind of resilient attitude that has made her a standout competitor. She’s recognized as a top contender in women’s motocross and has taken on leadership roles, including serving as team captain for the FIM Oceania Women’s Motocross Cup. Media coverage consistently highlights her racing skills and competitive spirit, and she’s become a vocal supporter of growing the women’s motocross series.
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
Kyleigh aims to continue growing alongside the WMX series and pursuing further success in international women’s motocross competition. With her current ride on the Monster Energy Kawasaki Team Green, she’s positioned to compete at the highest levels of the sport and help elevate women’s motocross to new heights.
References:
Motoplayground Interview and Race Reports (2020)
Racer X Online Coverage (2024)
Kawasaki Team Green Official Profile
Evergreen Podcasts Interview
Swapmoto Live Coverage (2021)
Racer X Films Interview
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