18 years old, from Cunco, Araucanía Region, Chile. 2025 national champion, and from the FIM ranking to the World Championship of Nations: the new generation of Chilean women’s enduro.
She’s in Portugal 🇵🇹 · Six Days · Oct 12–17
Belén Norambuena retired on day 5, at ST3. Her times up to there stand, and she is out of the individual overall. The team goes on with the three of them: the rules add three hours to a rider who retires, and that is already in Chile\u2019s time.
| Day | Team | Belén | Scratch | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 7th | 15th | 116ª | 57:07.22 |
| 2 | 6th | 13th | 111ª | 59:37.86 |
| 3 | 4th | 12th | 110ª | 32:27.61 |
| 4 | 5th | 15th | 110ª | 24:50.15 |
| 5 | 10th | — | — | — |
| 6 | — | — | — | — |
| Pos. | Rider | Time | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | #301 RICHARDS Brandy USA | 3:04:43.75 | — |
| 2nd | #305 MCDONALD Danielle AUS | 3:10:19.34 | +5:35.59 |
| 3rd | #302 STEEDE Korie USA | 3:10:30.88 | +5:47.13 |
| 4th | #306 SIMPSON Madi AUS | 3:15:26.15 | +10:42.40 |
| 5th | #330 ARCHER Rachael Marie NZL | 3:16:10.95 | +11:27.20 |
| 6th | #304 GARDINER Jessica AUS | 3:16:38.00 | +11:54.25 |
| 7th | #303 GUTISH Rachel USA | 3:17:48.59 | +13:04.84 |
| 8th | #316 TURNER Shelby CAN | 3:18:22.62 | +13:38.87 |
| 9th | #310 BARKER Lucy GBR | 3:19:03.80 | +14:20.05 |
| 10th | #311 ROWETT Rosie GBR | 3:23:28.84 | +18:45.09 |
| 11th | #333 GONCALVES Joana POR | 3:24:01.19 | +19:17.44 |
| 12th | #308 BOUDON Charlene FRA | 3:28:58.47 | +24:14.72 |
| 13th | #325 FORTI Valentina ARG | 3:29:08.54 | +24:24.79 |
| 14th | #307 MARTEL Justine FRA | 3:31:07.95 | +26:24.20 |
| 15th | #309 BRISEBARD Mauricette FRA | 3:31:39.39 | +26:55.64 |
| 16th | #331 VIEIRA Rita POR | 3:31:50.54 | +27:06.79 |
| 17th | #319 CORREA Ignacia CHI | 3:32:47.89 | +28:04.14 |
| 18th | #329 NEWBOULD Bailey NZL | 3:43:06.62 | +38:22.87 |
| 19th | #323 NEVES Barbara BRA | 3:44:42.37 | +39:58.62 |
| 20th | #327 ACOSTA Daniela COL | 3:44:51.25 | +40:07.50 |
| 21st | #326 BRETILLOT Melina ARG | 3:47:26.73 | +42:42.98 |
| 22nd | #328 KNIGHT Charlotte NZL | 4:00:11.98 | +55:28.23 |
| 23rd | #320 MALDONADO Antonia CHI | 4:00:19.63 | +55:35.88 |
| 24th | #322 DE SOUZA Janaina BRA | 4:00:28.66 | +55:44.91 |
| 25th | #317 BERTRAM Zara CAN | 4:03:05.39 | +58:21.64 |
| 26th | #318 SHARPLESS Megan CAN | 4:07:32.60 | +1:02:48.85 |
| 27th | #324 DINIZ Ana Cecilia BRA | 4:36:19.76 | +1:31:36.01 |
| Pos. | Nation | Gap |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | United States | — |
| 2nd | Australia | +9:20.27 |
| 3rd | France | +58:42.59 |
| 4th | New Zealand +0:10 penalty | +1:26:26.33 |
| 5th | Canada +0:10 penalty | +1:55:57.39 |
| 6th | Brazil +0:10 penalty | +2:48:27.57 |
| 7th | Great Britain | 2 of 3 |
| 8th | Portugal | 2 of 3 |
| 9th | Argentina | 2 of 3 |
| 10th | Chile +0:10 penalty | 2 of 3 |
| 11th | Colombia | 1 of 3 |
incomplete team: by the rules it ranks behind the complete ones
How the overall movedPosition in the Women’s World Trophy overall, day by day: first at the top. The ten fastest plus the Chileans. Hover a dot for the detail. A red ring marks a time-control penalty; the time already includes it.
Chile against the other Women’s World Trophy teams, day by day. Every team in the trophy. Hover a dot for the detail. A red ring marks a time-control penalty; the time already includes it.
Position in the Women’s World Trophy at each special test: first at the top. The ten fastest plus the Chileans. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Chile against the other Women’s World Trophy teams, special test by special test. Every team in the trophy. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Position in the Women’s World Trophy at each special test: first at the top. The ten fastest plus the Chileans. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Chile against the other Women’s World Trophy teams, special test by special test. Every team in the trophy. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Position in the Women’s World Trophy at each special test: first at the top. The ten fastest plus the Chileans. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Chile against the other Women’s World Trophy teams, special test by special test. Every team in the trophy. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Position in the Women’s World Trophy at each special test: first at the top. The ten fastest plus the Chileans. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Chile against the other Women’s World Trophy teams, special test by special test. Every team in the trophy. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Position in the Women’s World Trophy at each special test: first at the top. The ten fastest plus the Chileans. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Chile against the other Women’s World Trophy teams, special test by special test. Every team in the trophy. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Position in the Women’s World Trophy at each special test: first at the top. The ten fastest plus the Chileans. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Chile against the other Women’s World Trophy teams, special test by special test. Every team in the trophy. Hover a dot for the detail. The last point is the official day result, penalties included.
Results updated here every race day, 12–17 October.
At 17, Belén Norambuena has already collected titles that take many riders a whole career. From Cunco in the Araucanía Region, she races number 559 on a Honda.
In 2024 she became Latin American enduro champion in Costa Rica in the Women’s class and finished runner-up in the FIM National Enduro. In 2025 she earned her place on the Chilean team for the ISDE — the Six Days, enduro’s World Championship of Nations — held in Bergamo, Italy.
At just 16 she was the youngest of Chile’s Women’s World Trophy team and posted 5th in two special tests, beating riders from Australia, Canada and the United States. It is the first time Chile has sent a women’s team to an ISDE on European soil.
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Age
18 years old
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Number
#559
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Bike
Honda CRF 250 RX
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Class
Women’s Trophy
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Home
Cunco, Araucanía
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Team
Chilean FMC team
FIM National Championship · women’s class
5th in two special tests · Women’s World Trophy
1st moto WMX A (Gorbea)
Women’s class champion
Runner-up
Champion
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in two special tests · Six Days 2025
nations faced at the Six Days
her age at her Worlds debut
Chilean women’s team at a European ISDE
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