[1][2] The 2024 FIM Bajas World Cup features a packed schedule with eight challenging rounds, mirroring the 2023 calendar but with minor adjustments.
These locations showcase diverse terrains, from European forests to Middle Eastern deserts, offering competitors varied challenges.
For instance, the Qatar International Baja combines FIM and FIA rounds, featuring a 504 km competitive distance for motorcycles and quads.
The competition continues to attract top talent, with reigning champions like Mohammed Al-Balooshi in the 450cc category and Kevin Giroud in quads expected to defend their titles.
Each event is structured for intense racing over two competitive days, typically spanning 350–500 km of timed stages, making it a true test of endurance and skills.