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One of the best races of the weekend! 🔥

Heat 15 was a carbon copy of the Final, but with a spicy twist! 

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@jasondoyle69 and @leonmadsendk went wheel-to-wheel in an brilliant battle in Heat 11 ⚔️

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Slamming the door shut on your opponents 🚪💥

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What a nightmare this was for the Wild Card 😓

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The newest #SGP winner shows exactly what he’s made of 🔥

 @jackholder flies up the inside in his first Heat of the night! 💨

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2024 Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland - Warsaw

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2024 SGP standings

Great Britain racer Robert Lambert warmed up for Warsaw by bagging 14 points as Vastervik opened Sweden’s Bauhaus Elitserien season with a 47-43 win away to Vargarna on Tuesday.Lambert heads into Saturday’s Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw in red-hot form after dropping just one point away to the league’s newly-promoted club in Norrkoping.He was supported by a nine paid 12-point tally from Aussie ace Max Fricke, with Denmark’s Mads Hansen and former Swedish champion Jacob Thorssell contributing seven paid 10 each.Former world No.3 Niels-Kristian Iversen notched 15 points for the home side, with Daniel Henderson adding nine paid 10.Elsewhere, German star Kai Huckenbeck blazed to 15 points from six races for Rospiggarna, but it was not enough to save them from a 54-36 loss at home to a Polish-powered Lejonen side.Four-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik also heads into Poland’s biggest speedway event in great form after scoring 13 for the Lions, with Warsaw wild card Mateusz Cierniak bagging 10 paid 11. Kacper Woryna and Casper Henriksson collected eight paid nine each, while Dominik Kubera scored seven. Polish young gun Wiktor Przyjemski raced to 11 paid 14 for Rospiggarna.Latvian star Andzejs Lebedevs topped the Dackarna score chart on 11 points as they won 55-35 at home to Piraterna.He was backed up by a 10 paid 12-point total from Aussie star Brady Kurtz, with Swedish international Timo Lahti tallying 10. Denmark’s Rasmus Jensen notched nine paid 11 and Dan Bewley scored six paid seven points.Former Malilla favourite Maciej Janowski raced to 11 paid 14 for the Pirates, with Piotr Pawlicki scoring 10 and his older brother Przemyslaw registering nine.In the day’s other meeting, Speedway GP rider Szymon Wozniak scored eight paid nine for Indianerna as they won 47-43 away to Smederna.Gleb Chugunov was Indians’ top performer on 10, with Patryk Dudek bagging nine paid 11 and Warsaw track reserve Bartlomiej Kowalski collecting eight paid nine points.Double World Under-21 champion Maksym Drabik led the Smederna scoring on 12 paid 13 points, with Kim Nilsson accruing 11.

ELITSERIEN | LAMBERT STARS AS VASTERVIK WINS AWAY TO NEWLY-PROMOTED WOLVES

German racer Kai Huckenbeck admits he was “a bit surprised” to storm into his first FIM Speedway Grand Prix semi-final in Croatia as he bids to repeat the feat on his Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw debut on Saturday.Huckenbeck was handed his full-time Speedway GP bow for 2024 after receiving a permanent wild card from the SGP Commission, and he started the year in fine style.He took his place in the Boll FIM Speedway GP of Croatia semi-finals with 10 race points on April 27 and was even in contention for a final berth, only for Australia’s Jason Doyle to pass him for second spot on the opening lap.But 11 championship points was a superb start to the season for Germany’s first full-time Speedway GP rider since Martin Smolinski raced in the 2014 series.Huckenbeck admits he has never worked harder or felt better going into a season and was pleased to see his efforts rewarded. He said: “It has been a tough winter, but the hard work paid off. I felt very comfortable and confident in Croatia. I hope it continues like that.“I was a bit surprised. If someone had said I would score 10 points in my first five heats, I would have signed up for that!“I made a small mistake coming out of turn two in the semi-final. I lifted too much down the back straight. I opened the door for Jason, and he took the chance. But I am happy about the result. It’s alright. I was very satisfied in Croatia. My goal was to reach the semis. It would have been nice to get into the final, but a small mistake cost me that spot.”After going 10 years without a Speedway GP regular to support, German fans were elated with Huckenbeck’s opening-round display. He said: “I got so much positive feedback after the meeting in Croatia. I got so many messages. Everyone was cheering and happy for me. It was a great feeling.”Now the Bydgoszcz and Rospiggarna rider cannot wait to compete in the Orlen FIM Warsaw Speedway GP in front of over 50,000 fans at PGE Narodowy this Saturday. Huckenbeck looks forward to experiencing an atmosphere like no other in world motorsport.“It must be crazy!” he said. “I was there as a spectator once before and I really enjoyed it. As a rider, I think it is even better and I am really looking forward to it.”&nbsp;

HUCKENBECK'S SPEEDWAY GP SEMI-FINAL SURPRISE

Great Britain racer Robert Lambert is determined to build on the positives as he heads to the Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw this Saturday.Lambert raced to 11 points in the heats at the series-opening Boll FIM Speedway GP of Croatia on April 27, but was denied a place in the final after being passed by Fredrik Lindgren in the opening exchanges of his semi.He still left Donji Kraljevec with a healthy 12 championship points and will hope to add to it in Warsaw.“It was a consistent meeting like always from me in Croatia,” he said. “I just dropped off a bit at the end. We went in the right direction with things. But for the semi, we probably didn’t go hard enough with the setup.“I am learning, and I am taking the positives away. I am trying not to dwell on the things that went wrong. Making it to the semis was good and I still got 12 points on the board. That’s good moving forward and hopefully I can do something better in the next ones.“I am looking forward to Warsaw being the next one. I just want to keep focused over the next few meetings. It could have been a lot worse and it’s not a bad start to the Speedway GP season actually. We will just take away the positives and build on them.”

LAMBERT: TAKING THE POSITIVES TO WARSAW

The 2024 Ben Fund Bonanza will take place at Workington’s Northside track on Sunday, July 14 – the day after the FIM Speedway of Nations Final in Manchester.Riders from across Britain and around the world are set to line up at the Cab Direct Championship’s newest venue, home of the Workington Comets, located on the edge of the stunning Lake District.They will be racing to raise cash for the Speedway Riders Benevolent Fund, which helps riders temporarily or permanently sidelined by injuries sustained on the track.The event was originally due to take place in March but was postponed due to the adverse early-season weather.Now it will be staged less than 24 hours after the FIM SON Final showdown at the National Speedway Stadium on Saturday, July 13, which sees Great Britain take on six other nations in a bid to regain the FIM SON world title they famously lifted in Manchester in 2021.SRBF Chairman Paul Ackroyd hopes the new date will attract fans from far and wide. He said: “First of all, we know that a very good percentage of the original field will be available. I wanted to have as many of the same riders as possible for what we feel is a very good field.“Of course, there will be many supporters who are in the north of England for the SON Final, and maybe some who come from overseas.“Hopefully we are giving enough notice for fans to build in a Sunday afternoon event at Workington as well.”For more details about the Speedway Riders Benevolent Fund or to make a donation, please visit: <a href="https://www.srbf.co.uk/">https://www.srbf.co.uk/</a>&nbsp;

BEN FUND BONANZA SET FOR WORKINGTON ON SUNDAY, JULY 14

Polish star Dominik Kubera heads into the Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw in red-hot form after racing to 14 points as Lublin romped to a 51-39 victory away to Czestochowa in the PGE Ekstraliga on Sunday.Kubera bids to become Poland’s first home winner at PGE Narodowy this Saturday and he goes into the nation’s biggest speedway event buoyed by a big performance against the Lions.Four-time Speedway GP world champion also dropped just one point to an opponent, scoring 12 paid 14 as he bids to better the third place he achieved in Warsaw last year.Last year’s Warsaw winner Fredrik Lindgren tallied 10, with current FIM Speedway GP World Championship leader Jack Holder scoring seven paid nine.Danish racer Leon Madsen was Czestochowa’s leading scorer on 12 from six rides, with Mikkel Michelsen notching eight paid nine.In the day’s other meeting, Slovak star Martin Vaculik racked up 13 points away to his old club Zielona Gora to lead their arch-rivals Gorzow to a 49-41 victory.Vaculik was well supported by 11 paid 13-point hauls from both Speedway GP star Szymon Wozniak and Anders Thomsen. Former SGP rider Piotr Pawlicki was Zielona Gora’s top scorer on 10.For full details of the weekend’s PGE Ekstraliga results, scorers and the latest league table, <a href="https://ekstraliga.pl/en/se">CLICK HERE</a> (link in Polish).

EKSTRALIGA ROUND-UP | KUBERA & ZMARZLIK STAR AHEAD OF WARSAW SHOWDOWN

Double SGP2 champion Mateusz Cierniak took a step closer to Speedway European Championship qualification after booking his spot in the SEC Challenge with a 15-point maximum at Slovenian track Krsko on Saturday.The Lublin shooting star produced a flawless performance in his qualifying round to secure a spot in the SEC Challenge at Latvian club Daugavpils on May 12 – the day after he makes his World Championship debut as Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw wild card at the iconic PGE Narodowy next Saturday.He topped the score chart ahead of compatriot and 2017 FIM Speedway GP of Latvia – Daugavpils winner Piotr Pawlicki, who scored 14 – beaten only by Cierniak.&nbsp;Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic – Prague wild card Vaclav Milik also booked his place in the SEC Challenge by finishing third on 12.The final qualification place went to Denmark’s Andreas Lyager, who won a run-off with Slovenian local hero, 2023 SGP2 rider Anze Grmek, after the pair tied on 11. But Grmek will hope to build on this promising form as he bids to secure an SGP2 return next month.Trans MF FIM Speedway GP of Germany – Landshut wild card Norick Blodorn fell short of qualification on 10, with Italian international Paco Castagna and Latvian star Francis Gusts missing out on nine.In the day’s other qualifier at German track Stralsund, Polish star Maciej Janowski took a stride towards the SEC with victory on the day, beating compatriot Przemyslaw Pawlicki and former Danish champion Rasmus Jensen in a run-off for first place after they all tied on 14.French international Dimitri Berge snatched the final qualification place on 11 points, with 2023 Speedway GP rider Kim Nilsson missing the top-four cut on 10 and his fellow countryman Oliver Berntzon exiting on nine.British racer Steve Worrall, Denmark’s Benjamin Basso and Latvia’s Daniils Kolodinskis all missed out on eight points.The top five riders at the SEC Challenge book their places in the four-round SEC series, which visits Debrecen on June 8, Polish club Grudziadz on July 20 and German circuit Gustrow on August 24, before concluding at Chorzow’s legendary Stadion Slaski in Poland on September 21.Reigning European champion Mikkel Michelsen and Speedway GP rivals Leon Madsen and Andzejs Lebedevs have already qualified for the SEC series after finishing in the continental championship’s 2023 top five, along with Poland’s Janusz Kolodziej and Patryk Dudek. The line-up will be completed by five permanent wild cards.This year’s Speedway European Championship winner is guaranteed a place in the 2025 Speedway GP World Championship.SEC CHALLENGE LINE-UP (in no particular order): Anders Thomsen (Denmark), Jacob Thorssell (Sweden), Kacper Woryna (Poland), Jevgenijs Kostigovs (Latvia), Timo Lahti (Sweden), Frederik Jakobsen (Denmark), Erik Riss (Germany), Bartlomiej Kowalski (Poland), Mateusz Cierniak (Poland), Piotr Pawlicki (Poland), Vaclav Milik (Czech Republic), Andreas Lyager (Denmark), Maciej Janowski (Poland), Przemyslaw Pawlicki (Poland), Rasmus Jensen (Denmark), Dimitri Berge (France).KRSKO SCORES: 1. Mateusz Cierniak 15, 2. Piotr Pawlicki 14, 3. Vaclav Milik 12, 4. Andreas Lyager 11+3, 5. Anze Grmek 11+2, 6. Norick Blodorn 10, 7. Paco Castagna 9, 8. Francis Gusts 9, 9. Matic Ivacic 6, 10. Henry van der Steen 6, 11. Truls Kamhaug 4, 12. Denis Stojs 3, 13. Steven Goret 3, 14. David Bellego 3, 15. Andrea Battaglia 2, 16. Andrei Popa 1.STRALSUND SCORES: 1. Maciej Janowski 14+3, 2. Przemyslaw Pawlicki 14+2, 3. Rasmus Jensen 14+1, 4. Dimitri Berge 11, 5. Kim Nilsson 10, 6. Oliver Berntzon 9, 7. Steve Worrall 8, 8. Benjamin Basso 8, 9. Daniils Kolodinskis 8, 10. Kevin Wolbert 7, 11. Eduard Krcmar 6, 12. Olegs Mihailovs 4, 13. Valentin Grobauer 3, 14. Matous Kamenik 2, 15. Niccolo Percotti 1, 16. Celina Liebmann 1, 17. Glenn Moi 0, 18. Patrick Hyjek DNR.

SEC QUALIFIERS | POLISH SENSATION CIERNIAK HITS KRSKO MAX TO REACH SEC CHALLENGE

Polish racer Janusz Kolodziej is set for surgery after suffering a broken bone in his shoulder as well as a dislocation during Leszno’s 54-35 loss away to Grudziadz on Friday.The former Speedway GP winner crashed while leading race 12 after being caught by former teammate Jaimon Lidsey, who was disqualified, with the Pole awarded the victory.After undergoing hospital checks, Kolodziej confirmed on his official Facebook page that he suffered a dislocated shoulder as well as a fracture to his greater tubercle – the bone at the tip of the shoulder.The post read: “Janusz Kołodziej has already undergone tests. The captain of FOGO Unia Leszno suffered a dislocation of the shoulder joint with a fracture of the greater tubercle. On Monday, the rider will undergo surgery. At this point, it is difficult to say how long it will take for Janusz to return to the track. Keep your fingers crossed for Janusz.”Kolodziej ended the match with 10 paid 11 points, which still made him Leszno’s top performer. Speedway GP star Andzejs Lebedevs scored seven along with Grzegorz Zengota.Aussie ace Max Fricke led Grudziadz to victory with a 14 paid 15-point maximum, with Vadim Tarasenko also unbeaten on 13 paid 15.&nbsp;Former Speedway GP world champion Jason Doyle warmed up for next Saturday’s Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw by bagging 11 paid 13, with Lidsey notching nine paid 10.In Friday’s other meeting, Great Britain star Robert Lambert also maintained his strong scoring ahead of Warsaw, racing to 12 paid 13 points for Torun as they triumphed 52-38 at home to Wroclaw. Lambert was aided by a 10 paid 11-point tally from Patryk Dudek, with another former SGP Pole, Pawel Przedpelski, scoring 10.Former Speedway GP world champion Artem Laguta led Wroclaw’s score chart on 13 paid 15 from six, with Maciej Janowski adding 11, Dan Bewley recording nine and Tai Woffinden registering two.Sunday’s fixtures see Czestochowa welcome champions Lublin, before fireworks are expected as Zielona Gora hosts Gorzow the first Lubuskie derby since Falubaz’s top-flight return.For full details of Friday’s results, scorers and the latest league table, click <a href="https://ekstraliga.pl/en/se">HERE</a>.

EKSTRALIGA ROUND-UP | KOLODZIEJ SET FOR SURGERY

Czech charger Vaclav Milik returns to the nation’s biggest speedway event after being named as wild card for the Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic – Prague on June 1.Milik dons the famous No.16 race jacket in the year the city celebrates its record 30th SGP round since the series debuted in picturesque Prague in 1997.The Caslav-born racer remains the only rider representing the host nation to have appeared in the FIM Czech Republic Speedway GP final, finishing third in 2017.Milik has been a real force for his country on the world stage, helping them to fifth place in the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-1NrBuwi18">2022 FIM Speedway of Nations Final</a> at Danish track <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/rounds/2024-fim-speedway-gp-of-denmark-vojens">Vojens</a> on a night when the Czechs finished ahead of both Poland and Finland. They followed this up by <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/news/bewley-ready-for-monster-energy-fim-swc-final-showdown-as-lions-roar-to-semi-final-1-win">reaching the Monster Energy FIM Speedway World Cup Race Off in Wroclaw</a>, Poland last summer.This will be Pardubice rider Milik’s 14th Speedway GP appearance and he won’t be flying the Czech flag alone. The Prague club’s own <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/en/riders/jan-kvech">Jan Kvech</a> qualified for the 2024 SGP series to become Czech Republic’s first full-time Speedway GP rider since Lukas Dryml in 2008, and the 2022 <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/sgp2">SGP2</a> and SON2 silver medallist will be determined to make the most of home advantage at Marketa Stadium.The Czech duo are not the only riders treated like home heroes in Prague as Slovakia’s world No.3 <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/en/riders/martin-vaculik">Martin Vaculik</a> crosses the border, seeking his third straight Speedway GP victory at Marketa Stadium, where he watched and was inspired by the sport’s biggest stars as a child.The line-up for the Orlen FIM Czech Speedway GP is completed by track reserves Adam Bubba Bednar and Daniel Klima. At just 17 years old, former SGP3 rider Bednar hopes to make his Speedway GP debut on his home track as he wears the No.17 race jacket. He’s joined by 2022 SGP2 rider Klima, who lines up at No.18.Tickets for the 2024 Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic – Prague are still available online. To secure your spot at Marketa Stadium, click <a href="https://www.ticketportal.cz/event/ORLEN-FIM-SPEEDWAY-GRAND-PRIX-OF-CZECH-REPUBLIC">HERE</a>.<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/378045/conversions/milik-woffinden8100-(1)-large.jpg"/>

MILIK MAKES MARKETA RETURN AS WILD CARD FOR PRAGUE’S 30TH SPEEDWAY GP

Danish star Anders Thomsen took a step closer to Speedway European Championship qualification after storming through his qualifier with a 15-point maximum in Debrecen on Wednesday.Thomsen is bidding for an instant Speedway GP comeback for the 2025 season and lifting the SEC title this year would offer him an automatic return to the SGP stage.He qualified for the SEC Challenge at Latvian track Daugavpils with an unbeaten display in Hungary, with former Swedish champion Jacob Thorssell making it through on 14 points.There was a three-rider run-off for the final two places, with Poland’s Kacper Woryna taking the win ahead of Latvia’s Jevgenijs Kostigovs as former SGP regular Antonio Lindback missed out in third place. The trio tied on 12.Ukrainian international Stanislav Melnychuk fell short on nine points, with Great Britain international Adam Ellis and Germany’s Marius Hillebrand exiting on eight.Swedish international Timo Lahti took a step closer to an SEC return with victory in the day’s other qualifier at Austrian circuit Mureck. The former Finnish international collected 14 points with only Denmark’s Frederik Jakobsen beating him in his opening heat.Jakobsen made the cut on 12 alongside two-time FIM Long Track world champion Erik Riss of Germany. Poland’s 2023 SGP2 bronze medallist Bartlomiej Kowalski was the final qualifier on 11 points after winning a run-off with GB’s Tom Brennan.Former world No.2 Jaroslaw Hampel was a surprise casualty on 10 points – a total matched by Latvian international Ricards Ansviesulis.The remaining qualifiers for the SEC Challenge take place at German venue Stralsund and former FIM Slovenian Speedway GP track Krsko on Saturday.&nbsp;The top four riders in both meetings advance to Daugavpils, where the first five book their places in the four-round SEC series, which visits Debrecen on June 8, Polish club Grudziadz on July 20 and German circuit Gustrow on August 24, before concluding at Chorzow’s legendary Stadion Slaski in Poland on September 21.Reigning European champion Mikkel Michelsen and Speedway GP rivals Leon Madsen and Andzejs Lebedevs have already qualified for the SEC series after finishing in the continental championship’s 2023 top five, along with Poland’s Janusz Kolodziej and Patryk Dudek.DEBRECEN SCORES: 1. Anders Thomsen 15, 2. Jacob Thorssell 14, 3. Kacper Woryna 12+3, 4. Jevgenijs Kostigovs 12+2, 5. Antonio Lindback 12+1, 6. Stanislav Melnychuk 9, 7. Marius Hillebrand 8, 8. Adam Ellis 8, 9. Marko Levishyn 7, 10. Sandro Wassermann 6, 11. Norbert Magosi 5, 12. Jan Janicek 4, 13. Tino Bouin 3, 14. Nicklas Sayrio 2, 15. Luka Omerzel 1, 16. Julian Kuny 1, 17. Roland Kovacs 1, 18. Richard Fuzesi DNR.MURECK SCORES: 1. Timo Lahti 14, 2. Frederik Jakobsen 12, 3. Erik Riss 12, 4. Bartlomiej Kowalski 11+3, 5. Tom Brennan 11+2, 6. Jarosław Hampel 10, 7. Ricards Ansviesulis 10, 8. Andrei Karpov 7, 9. Daniel Gappmaier 7, 10. Jan Macek 6, 11. Hynek Stichauer 5, 12. Mathias Tresarrieu 4, 13. Jakub Valkovic 4, 14. Nicolas Vicentin 3, 15. Roman Kapustin 3, 16. Milen Manev 0.

SEC QUALIFIERS | MAX MAN THOMSEN CRUISES INTO SEC CHALLENGE

Polish star Dominik Kubera admits he had mixed feelings after reaching the Boll FIM Speedway GP of Croatia semi-finals on his full-time series debut last Saturday.The Lublin and Lejonen star picked up just two race points in his first three rides but hit back with two straight victories to book his place in the last eight.Despite finishing fourth in semi one, Kubera can still be content with what is his fourth semi-final in five Speedway GP appearances, dating back to his debut as a wild card at the 2021 FIM Lublin Speedway GP double-header, when he reached back-to-back podiums.Kubera was happy to depart Donji Kraljevec with nine championship points, but admits lessons were learned. He said: “I am happy and not happy with myself. The last three races were really good for me, and I am happy with this.“It’s the GP. The riders are really good. I made too many mistakes in my first three heats. But I must learn all the time and I am happy with my score.“I am really happy to have made the semi-final. We changed everything in the heats, and it was close in the semi. I had a really good start and they pushed me out to the middle of the track.”Kubera has the chance to finally make his Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw debut on May 11. He was due to race in the 2023 event but crashed out of Qualifying Practice with a back injury.“Of course, I want to go better than last year,” he said. “I have more experience and I am looking forward to it. If it goes like it did in Croatia when I go to Warsaw, I will be happy. I think reaching the semi-final would be okay for me, but I need to concentrate and focus to get there.”

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