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The celebrations before he went over the top 😂

Swipe 👈 for #WheelieWednesday with #WarsawSGP Winner Jason Doyle ✊

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The #SGPAcademy is going down under!! 🦘

After the success of its launch here in Europe, #SGPLegends and riders are teaming up to inspire and teach the next generation of Australian Speedway Talent! 🔥

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ABSOLUTELY AUS-SOME 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@jasondoyle69 went a bit overboard when he won his first #SGP round since 2017 this year at the #WarsawSGP 🇵🇱

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It's early morning and you've just got the call... 📲

1 Round, anywhere on the race calendar, where do you dream to step up and take on the worlds best? ⚔️

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50,000 screaming fans in the PGE Narodowy 🤩

Experience an event like no other with the #WarsawSGP in FULL on our Youtube page THIS Friday at 17:00 GMT 👀

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Time for some blind ranking!! 🙈

How would you rate some of the top #SGP riders in history? 🤔

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THIS WAS A DISASTER for @leonmadsendk 😓

“A school boy error” saw him excluded after turning up
to the tapes in the wrong helmet colour 💥

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Looking back at when we took over the Polish Capital 🇵🇱🏆🇵🇱

Australia hit out with back-to-back wins in the first two rounds of the year as @jasondoyle69 took home gold at the #WarsawSGP 🔥

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WHAT A YEAR 🙌

Take a look at some of the key figures from a historic year in #SGP 📈

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What a weekend this was at the 2024 #CroatianSGP 🇭🇷

Take a look back at some of our favourite snaps from our time in Donji Kraljevec 📸 

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OlyBet FIM Speedway GP of Latvia – Riga

Latvia

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Czechia

ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester R4

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ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester R5

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2025 SGP standings

German star Kai Huckenbeck racked up a 14 paid 15-point maximum for Rospiggarna as they triumphed 55-35 away to Dackarna in Sweden’s Bauhaus Elitserien on Wednesday.Huckenbeck went unbeaten by an opponent over five rides, with four wins and a paid victory as he prepares for the OlyBet FIM Speedway GP of Latvia – Riga on August 2.He was backed up by an 11-point haul from Aussie star Ryan Douglas, with 2021 Speedway GP world champion Artem Laguta notching nine.Swedish international Timo Lahti led the Dackarna scoring on 12, while Denmark’s Rasmus Jensen tallied 10 paid 12 and Latvian ace Andzejs Lebedevs registered nine.Elsewhere, Swedish star Fredrik Lindgren joined Great Britain duo Robert Lambert and Tom Brennan in contributing 11 points for Vastervik as they won 51-38 away to Piraterna.Brennan bagged 11 paid 12 points, with Lambert and Lindgren scoring a straight 11 apiece. Latvian international Daniils Kolodinskis was Piraterna’s highest scorer on 10 paid 11.Polish racer Patryk Dudek picked up 11 points for Indianerna as they edged a rain-shortened match 37-35 at home to Smederna. Former Speedway GP rider Szymon Wozniak added eight.Danish champion Michael Jepsen Jensen led the Smederna scoring on eight paid nine, with Gleb Chugunov collecting seven.In the day’s other match, Aussie racer Jaimon Lidsey and Poland’s Marcin Nowak bagged 12 paid 13 points apiece for Vargarna as they thumped champions Lejonen 57-33. Victor Palovaara also impressed for the hosts on 10, with Wiktor Jasinski adding eight paid nine.Double SGP2 champion Mateusz Cierniak scored 14 for the Lions, with Robert Chmiel adding eight paid 10 as the club felt the absence of its five-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik, who sat out.For full details of the Bauhaus Elitserien results, scorers and the latest league table, <a href="https://www.svemo.se/vara-sportgrenar/start-speedway/resultat-speedway/resultat-bauhausligan-speedway">CLICK HERE</a>.

ELITSERIEN | HUCKENBECK MAX INSPIRES ROSPIGGARNA TO VICTORY

Great Britain racer Robert Lambert racked up 14 points for Vastervik as they stormed to a 59-31 victory at home to Vargarna in Sweden’s Bauhaus Elitserien on Tuesday.Lambert dropped just one point over five rides as he roars into form ahead of next week’s OlyBet FIM Speedway GP of Latvia – Riga on August 2.Also in the points ahead of Latvia’s biggest speedway event is Swedish star Fredrik Lindgren, with the former Riga finalist racking up 12 paid 14, while double Swedish champion Jacob Thorssell scored 11 paid 12 and Matias Nielsen added nine paid 11.Aussie international Jaimon Lidsey topped the Vargarna score chart on 10 paid 11 points, with 2021 FIM Speedway Under-21 world champion Jakub Miskowiak adding eight.Elsewhere, 2021 Speedway GP world champion Artem Laguta raced to 13 paid 14 points for Rospiggarna, leading home a last-heat 5-1 to seal a 45-44 win at home to Indianerna.Laguta took a huge maximum with Villads Nagel to secure the points for the Hallstavik club, with the Dane notching nine paid 11. Speedway GP star Kai Huckenbeck scored four paid five.Former world No.2 Patryk Dudek and 2023 SGP3 champion Rasmus Karlsson both collected 12 points for the Indians.In the day’s other meeting, Gleb Chugunov raced to a 14 paid 15-point maximum as Smederna romped to a 64-26 win at home to Dackarna.Danish star Leon Madsen and Poland’s Maksym Drabik both bagged 11 paid 12, with Swedish racer Kim Nilsson tallying 10 paid 11. Danish champion Michael Jepsen Jensen scored eight paid nine, with Joel Andersson contributing seven paid 10.Poland’s Pawel Przedpelski was Dackarna’s top performer on eight, with European champion Andzejs Lebedevs scoring seven.All eight Bauhaus Elitserien clubs will be in action again on Wednesday night as Indianerna hosts Smederna, Piraterna welcomes Vastervik, Dackarna takes on Rospiggarna in Malilla and Vargarna hosts champions Lejonen.For full details of Tuesday’s results, scorers and the latest Bauhaus Elitserien table, <a href="https://www.svemo.se/vara-sportgrenar/start-speedway/resultat-speedway/resultat-bauhausligan-speedway">CLICK HERE</a>.

ELITSERIEN | LAMBERT STARS IN VASTERVIK VICTORY

Four-time Speedway GP world champion Greg Hancock admits youngest son Karl is already showing some competitive edge as he takes his first steps into the sport.The 12-year-old took part in the FIM SGP Academy event staged in Malilla earlier this month as Greg joined six-time FIM Speedway world champion Tony Rickardsson and Swedish team manager Linus Sundstrom in coaching the next generation of riders from around the world.Karl was one of three American riders in attendance and is already well known to speedway fans after frequent appearances on Greg’s social media accounts.There’s a chance he could follow Dad on to the shale and, while Greg built a reputation as one of the calmest riders in the business, he admits Karl is a slightly different breed of Hancock.“He’s the most competitive in the family,” Greg said. “He gets really frustrated when things don’t go the way he expects. That’s the part that’s a little bit worrying! I was calm and I got frustrated, but I didn’t show it. He shows it.”Karl’s dedication on and off the track is already impressing Greg. “He has always loved it from a young age,” he said.&nbsp;“I have never pushed it. I do a lot of coaching and work with a lot of the guys, and Karl is always there. He always asks if he can ride and be part of this. ‘Can I ride? Can I go to the practice with you?’“The mission is for him to understand and pay attention to his bikes. He prepares his bike, puts fuel in it, puts chain lube on it, changes his sprocket and puts the wheel back in. I always adjust and look over everything, but I spend three or four hours a day at the track with the guys, and I never once have to do anything for him.“He gets on the bike, starts it himself and goes and rides when we are not riding. When I am with the guys, he is out doing laps and then jumps in with them too. I don’t ignore him, but I don’t need to do much. He does it all on his own.”It’s nothing unusual for youngsters to try their hand at many different sports and Karl is no different.Greg said: “He’s really good at everything. He loves American football, golf, basketball and rides his bicycle everywhere. He is willing and able to do a lot of things. It’s just a case of him deciding what he wants to do in the future.”

THE NEXT GENERATION OF HANCOCKS?

Danish champion Michael Jepsen Jensen raced to a 15-point maximum for Grudziadz as they kept their PGE Ekstraliga title play-off hopes alive with a vital 57-33 victory at home to Zielona Gora on Sunday afternoon.MJJ roared into red-hot form as he went unbeaten over five rides, with Speedway GP star Max Fricke and former World Under-21 champion Jaimon Lidsey dropping just one to an opponent as they registered 12 paid 14 each.SGP2 rider Kevin Malkiewicz added seven paid nine as Grudziadz moved within three points of fourth-placed Falubaz.Danish racer Leon Madsen raced to 12 points for the visitors, while former SGP2 silver medallist Damian Ratajczak added 11 paid 13.&nbsp;Zielona Gora is on 15 points, with Grudziadz on 12 going into the final two rounds of the regular season. The top four sides compete for the PGE Ekstraliga title, with the bottom four battling to avoid relegation to Metalkas 2. Ekstraliga.In the day’s other meeting, champions Lublin consolidated top spot as five-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik led them to a 55-35 win at home to Wroclaw.Aussie star Jack Holder collected 10 paid 11, with Polish ace Dominik Kubera notching nine paid 11, SGP2 champion Wiktor Przyjemski picking up nine and world No.3 Fredrik Lindgren scoring seven paid eight points.Former Speedway GP world champion Artem Laguta led the Wroclaw scoring on 11 paid 13, with SGP title contender Brady Kurtz adding eight paid 10 and Britain’s Dan Bewley scoring seven paid eight.For full details of the weekend’s PGE Ekstraliga results, scorers and the league table, <a href="https://ekstraliga.pl/se">CLICK HERE</a>.

EKSTRALIGA | MJJ MAX KEEPS GRUDZIADZ IN PLAY-OFF RACE

Former world No.2 Patryk Dudek took a step closer to becoming a two-time national champion after winning round two of the Polish Championship series in Ostrow on Saturday.Dudek cruised through to the final automatically with 14 race points, before topping the podium with victory over Speedway GP star Dominik Kubera in second and SGP2 champion Wiktor Przyjemski in third in the final.Five-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik matched Dudek’s mark of 14 race points in the heats, qualifying automatically for the final. But Zmarzlik’s hopes of a fourth Polish title suffered a setback when he was disqualified after hitting a rut and clashing with Kubera.Victory in the final saw Dudek leave Ostrow with 17 points – putting him on 32 overall to give him a four-point advantage over Kubera, who has 28, going into the final round in Czestochowa on August 15. Zmarzlik is third on 26, with Przyjemski and Kacper Woryna chasing on 22.Kubera was forced into the last-chance race after scoring 13 in the heats. Przyjemski qualified on 11 and took the win ahead of his Lublin teammate, while Woryna finished third and Gleb Chugunov took fourth place.POLISH CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1 Patryk Dudek 32, 2 Dominik Kubera 28, 3 Bartosz Zmarzlik 26, 4 Wiktor Przyjemski 22, 5 Kacper Woryna 22, 6 Pawel Przedpelski 16, 7 Szymon Wozniak 16, 8 Maciej Janowski 14, 9 Bartlomiej Kowalski 12, 10 Mateusz Cierniak 11, 11 Piotr Pawlicki 10, 12 Gleb Chugunov 10, 13 Przemyslaw Pawlicki 9, 14 Krzysztof Buczkowski 8, 15 Jakub Miskowiak 6, 16 Antoni Kawczynski 4, 17 Jakub Krawczyk 3, 18 Jakub Jamrog 2, 19 Mikolaj Duchinski 1.OSTROW R2 POINTS: 1 Patryk Dudek 17, 2 Dominik Kubera 15, 3 Wiktor Przyjemski 12, 4 Bartosz Zmarzlik 14, 5 Kacper Woryna 11, 6 Gleb Chugunov 10, 7 Szymon Wozniak 9, 8 Pawel Przedpelski 7, 9 Bartlomiej Kowalski 7, 10 Maciej Janowski 6, 11 Mateusz Cierniak 5, 12 Jakub Miskowiak 5, 13 Krzysztof Buczkowski 5, 14 Jakub Jamrog 2, 15 Jakub Krawczyk 1, 16 Pawel Sitek 0, 17 Sebastian Szostak 0, 18 Filip Seniuk DNR.

DUDEK WINS IN OSTROW TO LEAD POLISH TITLE RACE

Danish duo Leon Madsen and Andreas Lyager joined forces to land European Pairs Championship gold in Daugavpils on Saturday.Speedway GP first substitute Madsen raced to 18 points from seven rides, with Lyager contributing 13 as Denmark topped the podium on 31 points in Latvia – beating the hosts by one.Latvia claimed the silver medals after European individual champion Andzejs Lebedevs raced to 18 points in his home city, with Daniils Kolodinskis adding seven and Riga wild card Jevgenijs Kostigovs scoring five as the team finished on 30 overall.Czechia bagged the bronze medals on 26 after an inspired display by SGP2 rider Adam Bubba Bednar, who went unbeaten from five rides on 15, while Speedway GP partner Jan Kvech added 11.Great Britain raced to 21 points, with Tom Brennan starring on 12 and Adam Ellis notching nine.&nbsp;Their tally was matched by Poland. With the Polish Championship Final second round taking place, the FIM Speedway World Cup holders tracked a depleted side, with Grzegorz Zengota collecting 14 and Tobiasz Musielak scoring seven.Slovenia finished on 14 in fifth spot with SGP2 rider Anze Grmek and Matic Ivacic bagging seven each.France finished seventh on 12, with David Bellego scoring all of their points. That total was matched by Finland as Jesse Mustonen registered nine points and Antti Vuolas notched three.&nbsp;

DANES PIP HOSTS LATVIA TO EUROPEAN PAIRS GOLD

Danish racer Anders Thomsen blazed to a 15-point maximum for Gorzow as they triumphed 54-36 at home to Czestochowa in the PGE Ekstraliga on Friday.The Speedway GP star went unbeaten over five rides and was backed up by a 10 paid 12-point haul from Polish young gun Oskar Paluch and a straight 10 from Slovakia’s Martin Vaculik. European champion Andzejs Lebedevs added eight and Oskar Fajfer scored seven paid 10.Polish international Kacper Woryna led the Lions scoring on 14 paid 17 points, with 2017 Speedway GP world champion Jason Doyle collecting 13.Elsewhere, Great Britain star Robert Lambert raced to 14 points for Torun as they thumped visitors Rybnik 59-31.Lambert dropped just one point over five outings, with Danish star Mikkel Michelsen also impressing on 12. Emil Sayfutdinov added nine paid 11 and Jan Kvech collected nine paid 10.Double World Under-21 champion Maksym Drabik led the Rybnik scoring on 10 paid 12 points, with Aussie ace Chris Holder picking up nine.For full details of the day’s PGE Ekstraliga results, scorers and the latest league table, <a href="https://ekstraliga.pl/se">CLICK HERE</a>.

EKSTRALIGA | FAB 15 FOR THOMSEN

Swedish team manager Linus Sundstrom revealed he hasn’t given up on tempting world No.3 Fredrik Lindgren to compete in the FIM Speedway of Nations in Torun.Lindgren announced that he wouldn’t be continuing his season into SON week, with the Swedes taking on Great Britain, Germany, Latvia, Italy, Slovenia and Norway in Semi-Final 1 on September 30.There’s no doubt the 2022 and 2024 SON bronze medallists’ chances of reaching the Final would be increased with Lindgren in the side, and Sundstrom is still keeping the door open for the nation’s speedway hero – should he change his mind and wish to race.He said: “Freddie announced during the winter that he would step down from the Swedish national team. But when we are getting closer, I will definitely give him a ring and ask if he is still standing by his decision. The worst thing we can get is a no.”Should Lindgren decline the offer, the likes of former Speedway GP stars Kim Nilsson and Oliver Berntzon, double Swedish champion Jacob Thorssell and former Finnish international Timo Lahti, who now represents Sweden, could be among the contenders to start.Sundstrom is also urging the nation’s next generation to step up. He said: “It’s time to give a chance and it’s time for the riders to grab the chances they are given as well. We have a younger generation coming through – we saw Sammy van Dyck and Casper Henriksson in SGP2 recently.“We have Philip Hellstrom-Bangs, who rode in SGP2 last year. He is a racer and signed for Czestochowa in the winter. He hasn’t had much track time, but he is back in the team now.“The guys behind Freddie must work really hard to get closer to him. He has been the best Swedish rider by far for many years, without any question.”Sundstrom hopes Lindgren will continue to inspire his compatriots on the track for some time, even with his 40th birthday approaching in September.Lindgren is showing no sign of being ready to retire. But Sundstrom said: “Sooner or later, it is going to happen, and it’s a tough one. I hope he keeps going for a few more years and continues being that important idol for the guys behind him.”Sundstrom coaches Sweden’s top riders from senior to youth level, and also runs the Swedish Speedway Academy – a fantastic project aiming to inspire more young riders to the sport’s highest level. He admits the SON taking place later in the season has had its plus points in his first year in the job. He said: “I am starting to feel a little warmer in my role. It’s my first year and we are halfway through the 2025 season. Team-wise, the SON is the biggest event of the year by far.&nbsp;“I am pretty pleased it’s at the end of the season. It allows me to get more used to the job and all the different meetings I have to go to.”

SUNDSTROM: SON DOOR STILL OPEN FOR LINDGREN

Great Britain racer Dan Thompson says he has no fears about stepping into the unknown in this year’s SGP2 series.Thompson scored six championship points in the Virkvarn FIM SGP2 of Sweden – Malilla on July 4 – the opening round of the FIM Speedway Under-21 World Championship series.The Ipswich and Glasgow star just fell short of the last-chance qualifiers on countback, but Thompson is determined to build on that result in the DeWalt FIM SGP2 of Latvia – Riga on August 1.Thompson admits the fact he has never competed on any of this year’s SGP2 racetracks is forcing him to learn fast.But he said: “It’s cool to be part of the SGP2 series. It’s a good thing for me and a good show. It feels great to be here, but it was definitely not the result I was looking for in Malilla, so hopefully I can put in a better one in Riga.“I haven’t been to any of the SGP2 venues previously, so it is difficult for me to quickly adapt to them. But it is all part of the challenge, and I am up for it.”Thompson showed real ability to defend his position on the track in Malilla, but he admits he struggled to find the right setup initially.He said: “It was difficult. It’s obviously tough racing against the best young riders in the world. But I hadn’t been to this track before, and I struggled early on getting used to it and getting a good setup. It was a good experience, though.“I just struggled a lot for some speed. When I wasn’t in clear space, I was struggling to keep people behind me. But I have learned some good stuff for next time.“I made some big changes for my last heat, which I was hoping were going to work. But then the rain came down and that completely changed my idea on things. I probably should have done it a few races earlier.”

THOMPSON: INTO THE UNKNOWN

Danish racer Leon Madsen will have five rides to punch his ticket for the 2026 FIM Speedway Grand Prix series after being named as wild card for the FIM SGP Challenge in Holsted on August 9.As host nation, Denmark was granted a wild card for the final round of the SGP qualifiers, which sees the top four riders book their places in next season’s Speedway GP World Championship.Madsen missed out on a spot in this season’s series, being forced to make do with the first substitute role for this term.He has made one appearance so far, finishing third at the FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic – Prague on May 31.Madsen is determined to feature much more regularly on the sport’s biggest stage in 2026. He said: "I'm happy to get the opportunity to race in the Challenge in Holsted. It's going to be a big night, and I'm coming with one thing in mind – to qualify for the Grand Prix series.“My goal is clear. I want to return to the world’s elite. I have proved that I still belong there, not least with the podium place in Prague earlier this year.”Madsen joins Speedway GP star Anders Thomsen, local hero Rasmus Jensen and the in-form Michael Jepsen Jensen in representing Denmark in the Challenge, where SGP regulars Martin Vaculik, Andzejs Lebedevs, Jan Kvech, Kai Huckenbeck, Jack Holder and Dominik Kubera will also bid to defend their spots in the series.Danish duo Benjamin Basso and Mikkel Andersen have been named as track reserves for the event.FIM SGP CHALLENGE LINE-UP: Anders Thomsen (Denmark), Matej Zagar (Slovenia), Kacper Woryna (Poland), Martin Vaculik (Slovakia), Andzejs Lebedevs (Latvia), Mateusz Cierniak (Poland), Francis Gusts (Latvia), Rasmus Jensen (Denmark), Jan Kvech (Czechia), Kevin Wolbert (Germany), Kai Huckenbeck (Germany), Michael Jepsen Jensen (Denmark), Jack Holder (Australia), Dominik Kubera (Poland), Erik Riss (Germany), Leon Madsen (Denmark). TRACK RESERVES: Benjamin Basso (Denmark), Mikkel Andersen (Denmark).&nbsp;&nbsp;

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