Sustainability
Racing Toward a Greener Future. At MSFK, we recognise that the thrill of racing must go hand in hand with responsibility to our environment, our communities, and the generations who will ride after us.
Sustainability is embedded into everything we do from how we design events and train riders, to how we engage with the Kenyan landscape we are privileged to ride on.
The Green Rider Movement
MSFK champions the Green Rider Movement: a call to action for all riders, clubs, and partners to ride with respect, race with care, and lead with environmental awareness. Inspired by FIM international best practices and adapted for the Kenyan context.
Responsible land use at all events and during training — protecting the terrain that makes our sport possible.
Promoting green habits for riders on and off the track from fuel handling to waste disposal and noise management.
Members are responsible for waste management, track design, and land restoration at every event they organise.
Working with local conservation groups, county governments, and KWS to protect the ecosystems around our venues.
What We Are Doing
Our Commitments
Sustainability Resources
Aligned with the FIM Environmental Code
MSFK's sustainability framework is built in alignment with the FIM Environmental Code the international standard that has governed motorcycle sport's relationship with the environment since 1994, when FIM became the first international sports federation to impose an Environmental Code.
We believe that motorcycling and nature can co-exist with the right values, leadership, and discipline. Kenya's natural landscapes are among the most spectacular on the continent protecting them is not just our responsibility, it is our privilege.