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Californian racer Luke Becker has booked his place in next year’s FIM Speedway Grand Prix qualification rounds after retaining his AMA FIM North America Championship crown at Kern County Raceway last Saturday.Becker cruised to glory with a 15-point maximum for a second straight season, and the 2024 Speedway GP fifth reserve now has the opportunity to fight for a place at the FIM GP Challenge in Pardubice on October 4, where the top three riders are guaranteed full-time spots in the 2025 Speedway GP series.Having finished eighth at this year’s FIM GP Challenge on nine points – just a point behind Czech racer Jan Kvech, who secured qualification for the 2024 Speedway GP series, Becker is edging ever closer to becoming the USA’s first full-time SGP rider since Greg Hancock raced his last round in 2018.He has already made his debut on the World Championship stage, scoring two points after receiving a late call-up for the season-ending DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Torun on September 30. And that taste of the action will have whetted Becker’s appetite for more appearances in the big time.The USA’s second spot in the Speedway GP qualifiers will be offered to Billy Janniro, who finished second on 12 points after beating Broc Nicol in a run-off for the silver medal.But third-placed Nicol may yet fly the Stars and Stripes in the SGP qualifiers, should Janniro pass up the opportunity to head to Europe for the international rounds.Brothers Dillon and Max Ruml were fourth and fifth respectively on 11 and 10 points at Kern County, with Austin Novratil scoring 10 in sixth,AMA FIM NORTH AMERICA CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL SCORES: 1. Luke Becker 15, 2. Billy Janniro 12+3, 3. Broc Nicol 12+2, 4. Dillon Ruml 11, 5. Max Ruml 10, 6. Austin Novratil 10, 7. Louie Mersaroli 9, 8. Chris Kerr 9 (2, 2, 1, 2, 2), 9. Sebastian Palmese 8, 10. Alex Martin 6, 11. Slater Lightcap 6, 12. Russell Green 5, 13. Timmy Dion 3, 14. Aaron Fox 3, 15. Wilbur Hancock 1, 16. Michael Wells 0, 17. Eddie Castro 0, 18. Gino Manzares 0.

BECKER BAGS AMA FIM NORTH AMERICA CROWN TO SEAL SPEEDWAY GP QUALIFYING ROUNDS SPOT

Leicester boss Stewart Dickson believes Drew Kemp and Joe Thompson can only improve in Lions colours after drafting them in for 2024.Kemp returns to Beaumont Park after joining Leicester halfway through this year, while Thompson – who previously raced for the club in the Championship and National League – serves as their Rising Star as part of the scheme devised to develop British talent.Dickson believes there is more to come from the pair as they join Speedway GP first reserve Max Fricke and his fellow Aussie star Sam Masters in the side.“It’s a young reserve pairing and for me they will still get better,” Dickson said. “I’m very happy to get both of them on board.“Drew was always in my plans because he did so well this year, and we’re getting him one point below his actual average, so effectively in terms of last season’s numbers, we’re building to a 41 rather than a 40, that’s the way I see it, and I’m sure he’ll continue to improve.“I’m pleased to get him back and he was keen to come back. It’s quite ironic because I’ve known him for a while. He used to come on the training days, but not once did he ever want to race for Leicester. But now he’s had a taste of the place, and at the end of the season, he said he wanted to come back next year!“I touched base with Joe around 10 days ago, before I knew what Birmingham and Oxford were doing with their Rising Stars, and for me he was always the obvious candidate because he rides Beaumont Park so well.“I’m trying to build a team to win our home matches first and foremost, and he fits into exactly what we’re trying to do as a club – and I think the supporters will see that with the other signings that are coming. Whatever Joe can pick up on the road will be a bonus, but looking at the signings and rumoured signings elsewhere, we need to make our home track a fortress. We lost three or four this year and for me that’s three or four too many.“There was an extensive list of riders on the Rising Star list, but Joe was the one who stood out, and I’m pleased to have two good young British riders at the bottom end of the team.”

LIONS RECRUIT KEMP & JOE THOMPSON AT RESERVE

FIM Speedway’s 2023 world champions received their gold medals alongside a galaxy of motorcycle stars at the FIM Awards in Liverpool on Saturday.Speedway GP icon Bartosz Zmarzlik took to the stage to collect his fourth Speedway GP World Championship gold medal in five years as 58 world titles from the FIM's many motorcycle disciplines, also including the Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe-promoted <a href="https://www.fimewc.com/">FIM Endurance World Championship</a>, were presented in front of 700 guests from around the world.Zmarzlik was honoured as part of the FIM's Ultimate Champions group for 2023, also featuring Toni Bou (TrialGP), Steve Holcombe (EnduroGP), Luciano Benavides (W2RC), Jorge Prado (MXGP), Alvaro Bautista (Superbike) and Francesco Bagnaia (MotoGP), with the Pole receiving his medal from FIM president Jorge Viegas.New Zealand’s four-time world champion Barry Briggs was inducted into an elite club of FIM track racing legends in the sport’s centenary year, before presenting this year’s champions with their medals alongside FIM Track Racing Commission (CCP) director Armando Castagna.<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360254/conversions/010288,2023,fim,awards,liverpool,Red-Carpet-large.jpg"/><img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360255/conversions/009924,2023,fim,awards,liverpool,Red-Carpet-large.jpg"/><img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360257/conversions/011322,2023,fim,awards,liverpool,Red-Carpet-large.JPG"/>Zmarzlik sealed the sport’s biggest prize in an epic final showdown with Swedish star Fredrik Lindgren, winning the DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Torun on September 30 to clinch the crown and match Australian legend Jason Crump’s record of 23 Speedway GP wins in the process.A delighted Zmarzlik said: “I am really happy I came back to my home country at the stadium in Torun and won, and it meant I could be here again with all the champions.”His Lublin teammate Mateusz Cierniak picked up a second straight FIM Speedway Under-21 World Championship gold medal after winning the opening two rounds in Czech capital Prague and Polish city Gorzow, before defying a dramatic semi-final disqualification at the final round in Vojens, Denmark to hold on to his crown on September 15.Swedish youngster Rasmus Karlsson received his FIM Speedway Youth World Championship gold medal after a popular SGP3 victory on home shale in Malilla on July 14.The delighted Karlsson, who makes his Bauhaus Elitserien debut with boyhood club Indianerna in 2024, was pleased his sensational title triumph earned him a place among the stars in Liverpool.He said: “It was really special to win SGP3 because it was in Sweden. I am very honoured to be here in Liverpool, and I just want to congratulate all the champions.”&nbsp;<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360261/conversions/IMG_8215-large.jpg"/>The Polish national team was honoured for its epic victory in the <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/swc">Monster Energy FIM Speedway World Cup Final in Wroclaw</a> on July 29, which saw Maciej Janowski see off Great Britain’s Robert Lambert in a dramatic last-heat decider as the sport’s original team competition delivered a Final for the ages in speedway’s 100th anniversary season.<iframe width="100%" height="400" src="https://youtube.com/embed/wFvHLcULz8c" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>Poland also clinched victory in the <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/results/2023-fim-speedway-of-nations-son2">DeWalt FIM Speedway of Nations – SON2</a> event in Riga on August 11 as they secured their 10th straight title in the FIM Team Speedway Under-21 World Championship.Former Speedway GP winner Martin Smolinski picked up his gold medal for clinching his second FIM Long Track World Championship.It was a special night for Briggs, who travelled in from California to take his place among the FIM’s track racing legends.&nbsp;He said: “I don’t live in the past, but it’s exciting for me to be here. I am honoured to be here, and for my sport of speedway especially.”Following the Liverpool ceremony, FIM president Jorge Viegas remarked: “The FIM Awards are always a very special occasion, and Liverpool has joined the great editions of this event with the support of the ACU.&nbsp;"Again, it is so unique to have so many of our FIM champions together in one place and at one time, and it is something that has been warmly appreciated by all those who have been present.&nbsp;"I would like to thank every single person who has contributed in any way to making the 2023 season such a huge success. Saturday's event was the perfect way to celebrate it and bring it to a close. Already we are planning and preparing to make 2024 even better.”Jean-Baptiste Ley, Motorsport Series Leader at Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe, commented: “It was a pleasure to see our 2023 FIM Speedway and FIM EWC champions recognised and celebrated alongside so many greats of the motorcycling world in Liverpool.“I am sure it was a night our champions will never forget, and it will only make them hungrier for further success in 2024.&nbsp;“We look forward to seeing who comes out on top in the FIM Speedway and FIM EWC events next year as WBD Sports Europe continues its preparations for another great season of action.”<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/360266/conversions/a533d7d8-2d9c-fac4-824b-8d9c400963b0-large.jpeg"/>

FIM SPEEDWAY WORLD CHAMPIONS HONOURED WITH MOTORCYCLING ELITE AT FIM AWARDS IN LIVERPOOL

Former Speedway GP world champion Artem Laguta has signed a two-year contract extension with PGE Ekstraliga runners-up Wroclaw.The news was confirmed on the club’s official Facebook page as Laguta prepares for his third season at the iconic Olympic Stadium.Laguta joined Wroclaw for the 2021 season – the year he became world champion, but he was forced to miss the 2022 campaign following the FIM’s suspension of Russian riders due to the war in Ukraine.But the Polish citizen switched to a PZM licence for 2023, allowing him to return to the track. He will now serve as one of the club’s two required Polish stars alongside local hero Maciej Janowski.

TWO-YEAR WROCLAW DEAL FOR LAGUTA

Former FIM Speedway Under-21 world champion Jakub Miskowiak will line up for Danish club Region Varde in 2024.Club boss Morten Svendsen is delighted to have secured the Pole’s services. He said: “I’m really pleased, and also proud that we were able to get an agreement with Miskowiak.&nbsp;“I've been following him for several years and I think he's the best starter among the under-21 riders I've seen in the last 10 years.“He's not the typical Polish rider, and he's a little different to the other riders in the squad. He just complements us really well and gives us the necessary flexibility in hitting the right team line-up. And then he comes with a nice and low average, which certainly doesn't make things any worse.”Elsewhere, former Speedway GP rider Kenneth Bjerre targeted a Danish Championship on home shale after agreeing terms with Grindsted, where he joins forces with triple world champion Nicki Pedersen.He said: “The choice to extend with Grindsted came naturally as it's a club with a personality like me; goal-oriented, ambitious and a club in progress and that I will continue to be part of.&nbsp;“In the 2024 season there will be medals for the club, and my individual goal is to become Danish champion on the Grindsted track.”

MISKOWIAK SIGNS FOR DANISH SIDE REGION VARDE

Leicester boss Stewart Dickson believes a change of track will pay dividends for Aussie star Sam Masters as he makes the move to Beaumont Park for 2024.Masters joins Speedway GP first reserve Max Fricke in the Lions starting line-up as he makes the switch from Wolverhampton, with Wolves not taking to the track next year following the loss of their Monmore Green home.Dickson is pleased to finally get the chance to work with Masters regularly and feels the move will help him roar into top form.He said: “I’ve known Sam for a long time. He was a big target when I was at Glasgow, and I lost out to Somerset when he first came over, and then he was at Edinburgh for a lot of years, so we know each other very well.“We’ve never actually been team manager and rider before apart from some guest bookings, but we’ve always stayed in touch, and we get on pretty well.“Sam started last season on an 8.00 average, we get him on 7.13 and I think he’s very good value on that. He didn’t have as good a season this year as he’d had for the previous two or three years, and while it’s a big shame the circumstances that he’s coming here, because of what’s happened at Wolverhampton, I do think a change of track will do him the world of good.“I’m looking forward to him coming in, and he should be pushing to get back to the 8.00 average that he had been reaching for Wolves in the previous few seasons. I know another couple of tracks were interested, but he was well up for coming to Leicester, and that was pleasing to hear, and if it all works out, I think he’ll form part of a very strong heat-leader trio at home.”Elsewhere, Dan Thompson has secured a berth with Ipswich as part of the Sports Insure Premiership’s Rising Star scheme.

DICKSON: LEICESTER MOVE CAN LIFT MASTERS

FIM Speedway’s 2023 champions will be honoured alongside a galaxy of global motorcycling’s biggest stars at the FIM Awards in Liverpool on Saturday.&nbsp;Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik, SGP2 champion Mateusz Cierniak and SGP3 winner Rasmus Karlsson all head to the prestigious ceremony at the ACC Liverpool Convention Centre.&nbsp;They will be joined by motorcycling world champions from all of the FIM’s many other disciplines and championships, including MotoGP, MXGP and the <a href="https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.fimewc.com/__;!!AQdq3sQhfUj4q8uUguY!jaLK14KqsAmHVGFHVORwCQMPNyIXZFi702QHUsZHjwFQGc1SHfckVgwH96IE_idShgjp4F4vYtbEWTo3kQ$">FIM Endurance World Championship</a>, which is also promoted by Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Europe.&nbsp;Zmarzlik is no stranger to the ceremony, as he collects his fourth Speedway GP gold medal, having become only the seventh rider in the sport’s history to win four world titles or more.&nbsp;Cierniak makes his second visit to the FIM Awards after retaining his FIM Speedway Under-21 World Championship crown in the FIM SGP2 series, joining Emil Sayfutdinov, Darcy Ward and Maksym Drabik in an exclusive club of double World Under-21 champions.&nbsp;Meanwhile, Swedish sensation Karlsson also joins the party after his unforgettable FIM Speedway Youth World Championship triumph over the world’s top 250cc under-16 stars at the FIM SGP3 Final in Malilla on July 14.&nbsp;Poland will also be honoured for a senior and junior world team championship double. <a href="https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5vFoB55Dvs__;!!AQdq3sQhfUj4q8uUguY!jaLK14KqsAmHVGFHVORwCQMPNyIXZFi702QHUsZHjwFQGc1SHfckVgwH96IE_idShgjp4F4vYtYiTnhWhQ$">They topped the Monster Energy FIM Speedway World Cup podium following one of the sport’s all-time great team finals in Wroclaw</a> on July 29. They also clinched FIM Speedway of Nations – SON2 gold with their under-21 riders in Riga on August 11. &nbsp;Former Speedway GP winner Martin Smolinski of Germany will also be in Liverpool to celebrate his second FIM Long Track World Championship crown after pipping Britain’s Chris Harris to the title.&nbsp;Watch the ceremony live and free online from 22:00 UK / 23:00 CET, please visit: <a href="https://fim-moto.tv/">https://fim-moto.tv/</a>&nbsp;For more details about this year’s FIM Awards, please visit: <a href="https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.fim-awards.com/en/__;!!AQdq3sQhfUj4q8uUguY!jaLK14KqsAmHVGFHVORwCQMPNyIXZFi702QHUsZHjwFQGc1SHfckVgwH96IE_idShgjp4F4vYtZ175mIRg$">https://www.fim-awards.com/en/</a>&nbsp;

FIM SPEEDWAY CHAMPIONS TO BE HONOURED AT FIM AWARDS IN LIVERPOOL

Polish star Maciej Janowski is set for a huge return to British speedway as he leads Oxford Spires into the 2024 Sports Insure Premiership.It’s set to be a huge season for the Cowley club as they compete in all three of Britain’s speedway leagues. The new Spires team takes to the shale for the first time in 2024, launched as Oxford’s Premiership side, with the Oxford Cheetahs continuing in the Championship and the Chargers racing in the National Development League.Janowski is joined in the Spires side by triple British champion Chris Harris, Danish racer Nicolai Klindt, former Aussie champion Rohan Tungate, former British champion Charles Wright, 2023 Cheetahs star Lewis Kerr and Ashton Boughen – their Rising Star.Former world No.3 Janowski – next season’s Speedway GP second substitute rider – won three Elite League championships in a row with the Poole Pirates from 2013 to 2015, playing a pivotal role in the best years in the club’s history.Oxford boss Peter Schroeck was delighted to take the opportunity to bring him back to the UK. He said: “Having Maciej lead the team is a great scoop for us. Only last year he was the third fastest rider in the world and has an outstanding record at the highest level.“We’ve packed the main body of the team with riders proven at Premiership level, and on the new Oxford Stadium track. Having Lewis back for a second season with the club was something we really wanted to make happen too and I have no doubt our supporters are just as pleased as we are.“We’ve been really impressed by the commitment and determination of Ashton too, and next year represents a great opportunity for him riding at Premiership and Championship level for us.“Of course, it’s the off-season and the boys are doing their own things. But we’ve connected online and already the team spirit we have prioritised with the Cheetahs and Chargers in previous seasons is there, which I’m happy about.“We’re at the beginning of one of the most exciting periods in our club’s proud 84-year history. The Premiership is one of world speedway’s most competitive leagues, and we’ve built a team we believe can elevate our reach to not just Oxfordshire and its surrounds, but globally.”

JANOWSKI BACK IN BRITAIN AS OXFORD NAMES SPIRES SEVEN

Triple Australian champion Max Fricke will lead Leicester’s Sports Insure Premiership challenge again in 2024, and boss Stewart Dickson is backing him to bid for top spot in the average charts.Fricke made the move to Beaumont Park for the 2023 season and has once again been confirmed as Lions’ No.1.The Speedway GP first reserve finished third in the league’s 2023 average charts on 8.98 points – placing him behind Ipswich top guns Emil Sayfutdinov (10.10) and Jason Doyle (9.12). But Dickson believes Fricke has what it takes to break their dominance.He said: “On an average of 8.98, he is officially the league’s third-top rider, and it’s a big season ahead for him because in my opinion to get to the next stage, he has to be beating the likes of Doyle and Sayfutdinov and talking their scalps on a more regular basis.“If he can do that, then he could be even better for us next season, but the main thing he is a high-quality performer, very professional in everything he does, and we’re delighted he’s coming back.“It’s a big signing for us. We were desperate for Max to come back, and he was desperate to come back as well. We’re very pleased that he’s coming back to Leicester, and I’m sure he’ll lead from the front once again from the No.1 position.“The fact that he was happy to come back was very important. He said it was the only place he wanted to go, and that’s always pleasing to hear.”Elsewhere, Ipswich Witches have added British rider Jordan Jenkins to their 2024 side. He joins forces with Doyle and Sayfutdinov, plus SGP2 star Keynan Rew, skipper Danny King and GB star Adam Ellis.With Jenkins no longer part of the Rising Star programme, which guarantees up-and-coming Brits a team place in the Premiership, he’s pleased the Witches took a chance on him. He said: “It is one of those moves you always want to happen, but you are not sure if it will because Ipswich is such a good team and what happened there this year was pretty cool.&nbsp;“I was straight on the phone to Ritchie (Hawkins) and Chris (Louis) as soon as the season finished really, asking for a team spot and saying I was interested.“I was uncertain at times with my Rising Star average going up and not being a Rising Star anymore.&nbsp;“That is a big ask for someone to have faith in me and put me into a No.6 position, but I feel like I am going in the right direction and clearly Chris and Ritchie feel that way as well and I’m over the moon about it.”&nbsp;

DICKSON: LEICESTER LEADER FRICKE CAN PUSH FOR TOP SPOT

Former world No.3 Emil Sayfutdinov admits racing in Britain is “a really good school for speedway” as he signed up for a second season with Sports Insure Premiership club Ipswich in 2024.Sayfutdinov made a blockbuster return to the UK this year – 12 years after he last appeared in the old Elite League with Coventry in 2011.With the three-time FIM Speedway of Nations world champion not currently competing in Speedway GP, he agreed terms with the Witches to add some much-needed extra racing to his calendar.And it was a successful move as Sayfutdinov helped Ipswich to Knockout Cup glory, as well as a play-off Grand Final appearance, which saw the Suffolk side lose out to Sheffield.He admits extending his agreement was an easy call and hopes to make the most of racing on the tight and technical British tracks, which are considerably different to the fast and furious circuits found in Poland.Sayfutdinov told the Ipswich official website: “I’m really happy to be part of the team again and I really enjoyed this year. I hope next year will be even better and I have started to prepare for next season already. It was an easy decision; it was decided after the play-off final. I said I wanted to stay and get more experience next year.“We will try to win the Knockout Cup again and we need to win the league. That is the goal.“For me, I got a lot of experience and enjoyed riding my bike and seeing a lot of people. I really liked it, and, in my opinion, it is a really good school for speedway. That is why I have signed again.“It is a little bit different since 2011, but most of the tracks and riders are the same and I really enjoyed it. Before, the reason I was not riding in the UK was because I did not have time and was in the Grand Prix.”Elsewhere, Birmingham Brummies have drafted in British racer Leon Flint for 2024. He teams up with Tom Brennan.Birmingham CEO Nigel Tolley said: “We already know how popular with the Brummies supporters Leon is and even since he left the club in the National League, they’ve been following his progress through the ranks.“No-one at Birmingham will need telling about Leon’s skill, talent and potential and, in our opinion, we’ve got the strongest Rising Star in the Premiership.“Leon really is keen to kick on in the top league next season and become a consistent points scorer, and I believe this is a move which is going to work out fantastically well for both parties.”King’s Lynn has recruited two more former Peterborough stars in Vadim Tarasenko and Patryk Wojdylo to complete their 2024 side. They link up with former Panthers teammates Niels-Kristian Iversen and Benjamin Basso, plus Tobiasz Musielak, Michael Palm Toft and Anders Rowe.Stars team manager Rob Lyon said: “Vadim is a great guy with a very professional set-up. We saw that when he came over this year, and we could see the Ekstraliga influence there.“He was very popular with the Peterborough fans, and while he’s a very good starter, he’s also an out-and-out racer. He averaged 6.94, despite having never seen the UK tracks before, so you’d expect him to improve on that and I’ll have no qualms about putting him at No.5.“Patryk is a young, exciting rider who was highly recommended to us by two or three different people, and what we saw of him was pretty impressive. He’ll start at reserve, although I don’t think it will be long before he’s pushing his way into the main body of the team. I feel King’s Lynn is a track which will really suit him, and I’m looking forward to seeing him on track for us.”

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