FIM Rallies Challenges

Pictures	Name	Description
	FIM Challenge	This perpetual challenge, of solid silver, which was created in 1936 by the FICM, is the highest award of the FIM Rally. It is awarded to the FMN that has achieved the highest number of points and is placed first in the Inter-FMN classification. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge offered by the FIM.
	Marcel Haecker Challenge	This perpetual challenge, first donated in 1952 by the Fédération Motocycliste Suisse (FMS) in memory of the late FIM President, is awarded to the FMN with the greatest number of members, supporters included, participating in the FIM Rally. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Monaco Challenge	This perpetual challenge, first donated in 1954 by the Moto Club de Monaco (MCM), is awarded to the FMN represented by the highest number of scooter drivers. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	France Challenge	This perpetual Challenge, first donated by the Fédération Française de Motocyclisme (FFM) in 1956, is awarded to the FMN represented by the greatest number of riders driving motorcycles of small capacity, over 50 cc and up to 125 cc, other than scooters. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Gagarine Challenge	This perpetual challenge, in carved silver and enamel, was first donated in 1964 by the Central Automotoclub of the USSR to honour the exploit of the first cosmonaut, Youri Gagarine, and is awarded to the FMN represented by the greatest number of motorcyclists, driving motorcycles of all categories, groups and classes. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Italia Challenge	This challenge, first donated in 1968 by the Federazione Motociclistica Italiana (FMI), is awarded to the FMN represented by the greatest number of motorcycle drivers under the age of 21 (the driver must be between the ages of 17 and 21 at the end of the month during which the FIM Rally takes place). The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Austria Challenge	This perpetual challenge, donated in 1974 by the Oesterreichischer Automobil-Motorrad- u. Touring Club (OeAMTC), is awarded to the club having registered with the greatest number of participants (motorcycle drivers and passengers). The winning Club receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Hungaria Challenge	This perpetual challenge, donated in 1975 by the Magyar Motorsport Szovetseg (MMS, now called MAMS), is awarded to the FMN which has achieved the highest number of points for drivers of motorcycles of all categories, groups and classes carrying one or more passengers, all registered at the Arrival Control. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Romania Challenge	This perpetual challenge, donated in 1976 by the Federation Romana de Motociclism (FRM), is awarded annually to the FMN represented by the greatest number of riders driving motorcycles of more than 500 cc. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Meritum FIM	This perpetual challenge, donated by the Federazione Motociclistica Italiana (FMI) in 1976 on behalf of the "Gruppo Meritum FIM Italiani", is awarded to the FMN represented by the greatest number of motorcycle drivers who are holders of the FIM Meritum Badge of Honour and passengers who are holders of the FIM Co-Meritum distinction. In case of a tie between the FMNs, the participation of non-motorcycle,drivers who are holders of the FIM Meritum award will be taken into,consideration. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Nederland Challenge	This perpetual challenge, donated in 1979 by the Koninklijke Nederlandse Motorrijders Vereniging (KNMV), is awarded to the FMN represented by the greatest number of motorcyclists with sidecar. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	San Marino Foemina Challenge	This perpetual challenge, donated in 1979 by the Federazione Sammarinese Motociclistica (FSM), is awarded to encourage female participation in the FIM Rally. This challenge is awarded to the Club which enters the greatest number of female motorcyclists (drivers and passengers). The winning Club receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Belgium Challenge	This perpetual challenge, donated in 1979 by the Fédération Motocycliste de Belgique (FMB) is awarded to the FMN represented by the greatest number of Clubs which were classified. "Luxembourg" Challenge,This perpetual challenge, donated in 1980 by,the Motor Union du Grand-Duché du Luxembourg (MUL), is awarded to the,FMN with the greatest number of riders driving motorcycles of 50 cc and,lower capacity. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Luxembourg Challenge	This perpetual challenge, donated in 1980 by the Motor Union du Grand-Duché du Luxembourg (MUL), is awarded to the FMN with the greatest number of riders driving motorcycles of 50 cc and lower capacity. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this challenge from the FIM.
	Bohemia Challenge	This perpetual challenge, donated in 1994 by the Ceskoslovenska Motoryclova Federace (CMF), is awarded to the FMN with the greatest number of drivers of motorcycles over 125 cc and up to 250 cc. The winning FMN receives for permanent retention a replica of this,challenge from the FIM. (This Trophy replaces the "Jugoslavija",Challenge which was withdrawn in 1994.)
	FIVA Challenge	This perpetual challenge was offered by FIVA in 2004. It is awarded to the FMN that has achieved the highest number of FIVA points for motorcycles over 20 years of age. Points are calculated by distance multiplied by a factor depending on the age of the motorcycle.
	Norway Cup	Officially inaugurated in 1991, the Norway Cup is awarded annually, for permanent retention, to the Club having covered the longest distance to arrive at the FIM Rally. The Cup is offered by the Norges Motorsykkelforbund (NMF).