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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 👀

Watch along with us and grab your 2025 tickets via the link in our bio 🎟️

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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 🔥

Tickets for 2025 are on sale now via the link in our bio 🎟️

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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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2026 WWK FIM Speedway World Cup Semi-Final 1

Germany

WWK 2026 FIM Speedway GP of Germany - Landshut

2026 FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic - Prague

Czechia

2026 ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain - Manchester R4

Great Britain

2026 ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain - Manchester R5

2026 DEWALT FIM Speedway GP of Poland - Wroclaw

Poland

2026 FIM Speedway GP of Sweden - Malilla

Sweden

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2026 FIM Speedway GP of Latvia - Riga

Latvia

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Denmark

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2025 SGP standings

Aussie icon Jason Doyle has confirmed he will take a year out of British racing in 2026.The 2017 Speedway GP world champion led Ipswich to the club’s first league title since 1998 this year.But with continued confusion over the Premiership’s plans for 2026, Doyle has opted to focus on his commitments in mainland Europe, where he will race for Metalkas 2. Ekstraliga side Krosno in Poland, Danish club Esbjerg and an unnamed Swedish side.Posting on Instagram, he wrote: “I just want to say thank you to everyone involved at Ipswich Speedway and the amazing supporters! The last four years have been amazing!&nbsp;“I have thought long and hard about what to do in 2026, and I have decided to take a year off British speedway and just race in SGP, Poland, Denmark and Sweden. Thanks, Jason.”

DOYLE SITS OUT BRITISH RACING FOR 2026

Local hero Niels-Kristian Iversen extends his stay with hometown team Esbjerg into a 16th straight season in 2026.The former world No.3 and seven-time Danish champion has starred for the coastal club since 2011, and he is determined to raise the bar on home shale next year.The 43-year-old said: “I am really looking forward to another season with Esbjerg Vikings. Motivation is at its peak and I am working hard on my preparations for the new season.&nbsp;“My form in the Speedwayligaen was about the same in 2025, but on my home track at Granly Speedway Arena, I was not satisfied with many of my performances. This is something I am focused on and want to improve.&nbsp;“Our team looks strong, and I am looking forward to showing the best version of myself and helping the team to the top of the league. I look forward to meeting and greeting our loyal fans in the spring. Have a great winter – see you!”Elsewhere, Speedwayligaen newcomers Nordjysk Elite Speedway has snapped up double Australian champion Rohan Tungate.The Kurri Kurri-born racer hopes to lead the Brovst side into the play-offs in their comeback season at the top level.He said: “I'm really excited to be a part of NES in 2026. Together we will try to win as many matches as possible and hopefully we can do well and qualify for the finals.&nbsp;“But we have got to take it one match at a time and keep focused on ourselves. And then we must not forget that at the same time, we must have fun and deliver some good racing for the audience.”

DANISH ACE IVERSEN STAYS WITH HOMETOWN TEAM

Tickets for Germany’s biggest-ever weekend of FIM Speedway action in Landshut on May 1 and 2 are on sale <a href="https://speedway-landshut.ventiq.io/en">HERE</a> now.Germany battles it out with three other countries in WWK FIM Speedway World Cup Semi-Final 1 on Friday, May 1, with their rivals set to be revealed very soon. The winners advance to the PZM FIM Speedway World Cup Final at Warsaw’s famous PGE Narodowy on August 29.This is followed by the opening round of the FIM Speedway Grand Prix series on Saturday, May 2 – the 2026 WWK FIM Speedway GP of Germany – Landshut.Polish icon Bartosz Zmarzlik topped the podium in the 2025 event on his way to a record-equalling sixth Speedway GP World Championship. But a stellar field will be determined to deny him his 30th SGP victory as he bids for an historic seventh title in 2026.With Landshut’s OneSolar Arena packed for Germany’s biggest speedway event in 2024 and 2025, grab your tickets now to avoid missing out. Book online <a href="https://speedway-landshut.ventiq.io/en">HERE</a> now.

TICKETS ON SALE FOR LANDSHUT SPEEDWAY GP & SWC WEEKEND

FIM Speedway world champions Bartosz Zmarzlik, Nazar Parnitskyi, Villads Pedersen and Tino Stjernegaard Olsen all joined motorcycling’s greats at the FIM Awards in Lausanne, Switzerland on Saturday evening.The sport’s four individual world champions were presented with their official FIM gold medals at the SwissTech Convention Center, having appeared at the inauguration of the FIM Racing Motorcycle Museum (RMM), situated in the FIM’s previous headquarters in Mies, during the afternoon.They were joined on stage by fellow motorcycling icons, including FIM MotoGP world champion Marc Márquez, FIM Superbike world champion Toprak Razgatlioglu, FIM EnduroGP world champion Josep Garcia, FIM Women’s Enduro world champion Rachel Gutish, FIM MXGP world champion Romain Febvre, FIM Women’s Motocross world champion Lotte van Drunen, FIM Rally-Raid world champion Daniel Sanders, FIM TrialGP world champion Toni Bou and FIM Women’s Trial world champion Berta Abellan.Zmarzlik, who debuted at the FIM Awards when he was crowned 2015 FIM Speedway Under-21 world champion, was elated to collect a record-equalling sixth Speedway GP gold medal and is already turning his attention to chasing No.7 in 2026.He said: “I am very happy and very proud to be here again. I have been to the FIM Awards seven times. It’s always a special moment for me and my family also – they are always with me.“Now it is 100 percent the end of the season and I am only looking at what’s in front of me.”SGP2 world champion Nazar Parnitskyi raced to the biggest victory by a Ukrainian rider in the modern era in the FIM Speedway Under-21 World Championship. He was delighted to be part of the ceremony in Switzerland. He said: “I am very happy. This is a good moment for me.”<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/506908/conversions/AB1W8873-large.jpg"/>Denmark’s Villads Pedersen stormed to FIM Speedway Youth World Championship gold in the SGP3 250cc class for under-16 riders. He’s already looking forward to making the step up to 500cc action in 2026. Reflecting on his FIM Awards debut, he said: “It was amazing. Being here was a big opportunity for me as an up-and-coming speedway rider. It was the best thing ever actually. I really enjoyed it.“The biggest goal is a new bike for me now. I go on to the 500cc and ride in different leagues. I am just going to do my best and see how it goes.”<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/506909/conversions/IMG_4174-large.jpg"/>His compatriot Tino Stjernegaard Olsen made history as the first-ever FIM SGP4 world champion after the competition was upgraded to full world-championship status for 2025 by the FIM.The youngest FIM world champion at the Lausanne event impressed an audience of motorcycling stars with a fantastic interview on stage as he collected his gold medal.He said: “It’s a big honour to be here tonight with the world champions, especially with my idol, Bartosz Zmarzlik. He’s the one I want to be like when I am older. I want to say thanks to my family – especially my mum and dad. Without them, I wouldn’t be here, so I am very grateful to them.”FIM Speedway of Nations world champions Australia were also celebrated in Switzerland, along with Germany, who triumphed in SON2 – the FIM Team Speedway Under-21 World Championship – to claim their first world team title at any level of the sport.Great Britain’s Zach Wajtknecht – a familiar face to speedway fans – was also honoured after lifting his first FIM Long Track World Championship, along with the FIM Long Track of Nations trophy with GB.

FIM SPEEDWAY WORLD CHAMPIONS HONOURED AT FIM AWARDS

All four Polish Speedway GP riders have been named in new national coach Stanislaw Chomski’s 2026 squad.Six-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik, FIM SGP Challenge winner Dominik Kubera, European champion Patryk Dudek and Speedway GP debutant Kacper Woryna are all selected, along with former SGP siblings Przemyslaw and Piotr Pawlicki.They are joined in the squad by under-24 picks, two-time SGP2 world champion Mateusz Cierniak and former SGP2 bronze medallist Bartlomiej Kowalski.The junior list features 2024 SGP2 champion Wiktor Przyjemski, former SGP2 silver medallist Damian Ratajczak, 2024 SGP3 champion Maksymilian Pawelczak, Kevin Malkiewicz, Bartosz Banbor and Leszno star Kacper Mania.The riders will all be vying for five places in the world’s biggest track racing event of 2026 – the PZM FIM Speedway World Cup Final at Warsaw’s PGE Narodowy on August 29. The Poles take on 2025 FIM Speedway of Nations world champions Australia, plus the winners of Semi-Finals 1 in Landshut on May 1 and Semi-Final 2 in Riga on August 7.There were no major surprises on Chomski’s list. He told PolskiZuzel.pl: “Zmarzlik is a pillar of the squad, and there's no need for further comment. His achievements and stability at such a high level speak for themselves.“Dudek, same thing. This rider’s second excellent season confirms that the previous one was no fluke. Plus, gold in the SEC.“Kubera and Woryna deserved it by advancing to the Grand Prix through qualifying, which wasn't easy. They were also consistent in the Polish Championship.“The Pawlicki brothers are our wild cards. You never know what to expect from them. Piotr has had a second good season and a successful return despite injury. There's potential there. He's an extraordinary personality. Dynamic, colourful, and he fully deserves this call-up.&nbsp;"Przemyslaw is calmer than Piotr, but the rest of what I said applies to him as well. He has stabilised his form at a high level.”Of Cierniak and Kowalski’s selection, he added: “They're our only light at the end of the tunnel in this position. They're at a level that allows them to compete in the Ekstraliga and beyond, as they also qualified for the Polish Championship.&nbsp;“In the Ekstraliga squads, they're our only under-24 riders who can make a difference, who can add value. They're definitely slated for the Under-24 European Championships. And if they perform at their best, who knows? I'll add that the Under-24 European Championships squad could be supplemented by other riders from this category – two names come to mind – or juniors.”Poland’s under-21 stars will be battling for three places in the FIM Speedway of Nations – SON2 event in Czech capital Prague on May 22 as they bid to regain the crown they lost to shock winners Germany this year.After missing SON2 in Torun this season, Przyjemski’s selection was a straightforward call for Chomski.He said: “Przyjemski is a name that wasn't in doubt. He's the leader of this group, and he can show his potential in a wider range. Another such pillar is Ratajczak, who failed to advance to SGP2 but shone in the league. He changed clubs, gained a lot of experience, and should be very useful to this squad in his final season as a junior.“As for the others, there was no doubt about that either. Pawelczak deserved it for his performance in SON2, and Mania impressed me with his performance in the Polish Pairs Championships. There, he showed good riding in difficult conditions. I have one or two more names up my sleeve, but the riders I'm thinking about need more experience.”Chomski can add other names to his squad at a later stage, with national bosses not required to name their final squad until a month before the respective competitions.The Polish boss, who led the country to their first SWC gold medal in 2005, added: “There will be a full squad, but we'll wait until the spring. We'll see who's available and at what level. In any case, I'm not closing the door on anyone. Even riders from the Metalkas 2 Ekstraliga have a chance, provided they show up well.”

POLISH BOSS CHOMSKI NAMES 2026 SWC & SON2 SQUAD

European champion Patryk Dudek is back with Danish Speedwayligaen winners Slangerup for 2026.Dudek races for the club for a third straight season, having been part of two straight title wins in their colours in 2024 and 2025.His 2025 season saw him lift the Speedway European Championship to regain his spot in Speedway GP. He also won the Polish Individual Championship and PGE Ekstraliga gold with Torun to add to his success with Slangerup.Elsewhere, Esbjerg has extended Nicklas Aagaard’s contract into 2026, while Andreas Olsen joins Grindsted and Frederik Pedersen teams up with his local club Nordjysk Elite Speedway in Brovst.

DUDEK SEEKS NO.3 WITH DANISH CHAMPIONS

Former SGP2 racer Jakub Krawczyk has penned a fresh contract with Swedish side Dackarna.The former Polish Under-21 champion joined the Malilla club for this year and bounced back from a broken leg suffered early in the campaign to deliver a strong finish to the season.He joins triple Speedway GP world champion Tai Woffinden, 2021 Speedway GP world champion Artem Laguta, SGP2 champion Nazar Parnitskyi, Swedish international Timo Lahti, Tomas H Jonasson and brothers Avon and Sammy van Dyck in a strong squad.Krawczyk told the club’s Facebook page: “It is a great satisfaction for me to be part of this club for the second season, and I want to thank you for the confidence you have shown me. I hope that with this team we can achieve great things next year.”

KRAWCZYK EXTENDS SWEDISH DEAL

FIM Speedway’s 2025 world champions join a galaxy of motorcycle stars as he picks up his record-equalling sixth gold medal at the FIM Awards in Lausanne, Switzerland this weekend.Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik rubs shoulders with fellow motorcycling icons, including FIM MotoGP world champion Marc Márquez, FIM Superbike world champion Toprak Razgatlioglu, FIM EnduroGP world champion Josep Garcia, FIM Women’s Enduro world champion Rachel Gutish, FIM MXGP world champion Romain Febvre, FIM Women’s Motocross world champion Lotte van Drunen, FIM Rally-Raid world champion Daniel Sanders, FIM TrialGP world champion Toni Bou and FIM Women’s Trial world champion Berta Abellan.Joining Zmarzlik on the red carpet at the SwissTech Convention Center on Saturday are Ukraine’s SGP2 world champion Nazar Parnitskyi and Denmark’s SGP3 world champion Villads Pedersen.For the first time ever, the FIM SGP4 world champion will be honoured as Denmark’s Tino Stjernegaard Olsen picks up his gold medal – in the year the competition was granted full world-championship status by the FIM.Australia and Germany will also be honoured after winning FIM Speedway of Nations and SON2 gold respectively in Torun last October.Saturday’s event will get underway with the inauguration of the FIM Racing Motorcycle Museum (RMM) that is situated in the FIM’s previous headquarters in Mies.Enjoy live coverage of the FIM Awards on FIM-MOTO.TV from 22:00 CET / 21:00 UK time on Saturday night. Tune in <a href="https://fim-moto.tv/player/events/3545f77d-a2f7-4bc7-90cb-9287b8c4559e/fim-awards-lausanne-2025">HERE</a>.

SPEEDWAY CHAMPIONS SET FOR FIM AWARDS

Witness the crowning of the 2026 Speedway GP world champion – tickets for the FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Torun on September 26 are on sale <a href="https://kstorun.kupbilety.pl/">HERE</a> now.After hosting the 2025 FIM Speedway of Nations, Torun’s Marian Rose Motoarena returns to the Speedway GP calendar next year – staging the final round of the series for the 11th time.Polish icon Bartosz Zmarzlik is chasing a record-breaking seventh Speedway GP World Championship, while Torun’s European champion Patryk Dudek, FIM SGP Challenge winner Dominik Kubera and Speedway GP newcomer Kacper Woryna will all be flying the home flag.Along with Dudek, Torun captain Robert Lambert will also be representing the host club after leading them to their first PGE Ekstraliga title since 2008 this year.Tickets start at 295 PLN. Secure your spot at the 2026 Speedway GP finale in Torun <a href="https://kstorun.kupbilety.pl/">HERE</a> now.

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Speedway GP star Jack Holder will chase his second Australian Championship after the line-up for the 2026 series in January was revealed.Reigning champion and world No.2 Brady Kurtz opts out of the series, along with SGP rivals Jason Doyle and Max Fricke.But Holder will be in action over the four-round competition, along with 2012 Speedway GP world-champion brother Chris Holder.They are joined by two-time national champion Rohan Tungate, former World Under-21 champion Jaimon Lidsey, brothers Ben and Zach Cook, former Aussie Under-21 champion Keynan Rew, former Aussie Championship runner-up Justin Sedgmen, SON2 stars Tate Zischke and Mitchell McDiarmid, former SGP3 silver medallist Beau Bailey and Poole signing Fraser Bowes.Australian Supersport 300 champion Reid Battye makes the transition from tarmac to shale, while Jack Morrison and Jacob Hook complete the line-up.The Australian Championship series opens with a double-header at Victoria’s Albury Wodonga on January 3 and 4, before moving across the state to Mildura on January 7. The series then climaxes at Adelaide venue Gillman in South Australia on January 9.This will be followed by the FIM Oceania Championship, also at Gillman, on January 11.In 2025, the top two riders in the Australian Championship series and the FIM Oceania Championship winner received places in the Speedway GP qualification rounds.&nbsp;This year’s top stars will hope to fight for a spot at the 2026 FIM SGP Challenge in Terenzano, Italy on July 25, where the top four riders qualify for the 2027 Speedway GP series.

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