2025

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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DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Wroclaw

Poland

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Germany

Orlen Oil FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw

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Czechia

ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester R4

Great Britain

ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester R5

Events.com FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Gorzow

Virkvarn FIM Speedway GP of Sweden – Malilla

Sweden

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Latvia

Deluxe Homeart FIM Speedway GP of Denmark – Vojens

Denmark

2025 SGP standings

Danish talent Bastian Pedersen will be part of FIM Speedway’s Weekend of Champions after being named as wild card for the <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/rounds/deluxe-homeart-fim-sgp2-of-denmark-vojens">Deluxe Homeart FIM SGP2 of Denmark – Vojens</a> on Friday, September 12.The final round of the FIM Speedway Under-21 World Championship series kicks off an incredible two days of racing, which will also see the FIM Speedway Grand Prix and the FIM SGP4 world champions crowned on Saturday, September 13 as part of Vojens Speedway Center’s 50th anniversary celebrations.Nephew of triple Speedway GP world champion Nicki Pedersen and son of former Danish international Ronni Pedersen, Bastian is undoubtedly one of Denmark’s fastest rising stars.Last year’s Danish Under-21 champion competed in the 2024 SGP2 series – the FIM Speedway Under-21 World Championship – finishing 11th.Pedersen is enjoying a fine season for his clubs across Europe. He’s fifth in the Polish National League average charts for Gniezno on 2.270 points per race, and he’s also seventh in the Under-24 Ekstraliga average charts for Torun on 2.407 points per race.He competes for Holsted in Denmark’s Speedwayligaen in his homeland, with the club firmly in this year’s championship race.He’s joined in flying the home flag at the Deluxe Homeart FIM SGP2 of Denmark – Vojens by SGP2 series regulars Mikkel Andersen and William Drejer. <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/news/andersen-claims-danish-u21-crown">Vojens rider Andersen claimed his first Danish Under-21 Championship</a> in Slangerup on Monday, with Drejer placed second.The line-up for the SGP2 event is completed by track reserves Villads Nagel and Nicolai Heiselberg, who wear the No.17 and No.18 race jackets respectively.The Speedway GP track reserves for Vojens have also been revealed, with <a href="https://www.fimspeedway.com/news/danish-star-jepsen-jensens-iconic-engine-powers-him-to-vojens-wild-card">Michael Jepsen Jensen previously confirmed as wild card after lifting his first Danish Championship</a> in Brovst on June 25. Former SGP2 rider Jonas Knudsen wears the No.17 race jacket, with Drejer lining up at No.18.<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/489681/conversions/jknudsen4103-large.jpg"/><img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/489682/conversions/drejer-henriksson-mcdiarid-svandyck192847-large.jpg"/>Limited tickets for an unmissable weekend of racing in Vojens are still available online. Secure your spot at trackside <a href="https://www.billetlugen.dk/en/eventseries/3742850/?affiliate=WW2">HERE</a> now.&nbsp;

DANISH SHOOTING STAR PEDERSEN HANDED SGP2 WILD CARD FOR WEEKEND OF CHAMPIONS IN VOJENS

Danish racer Leon Madsen insisted “I am coming back to fight for the championship” as he makes his FIM Speedway Grand Prix comeback in 2026.Madsen received a wild card for the FIM SGP Challenge in Holsted, Denmark on August 9 and took full advantage by finishing third to punch his return ticket to Speedway GP after a year’s absence.The Zielona Gora rider was named as this season’s Speedway GP first substitute but will be guaranteed a place in every round next year. And the two-time SGP silver medallist intends to take full advantage.He said: “If I am in the GP, I want to be there to fight for the championship, for the top three and the medals. I feel I still have it, and I am even hungrier than ever, so watch me next year – I am going to come back with full power.“I am coming for it. I will do everything I can. I am not coming back into the GP just to be a regular guy. I am coming back to fight for the championship and to be up there at the top.&nbsp;“That’s where I want to be; otherwise, I don’t want to be in the GP. I am getting too old to just fill a place. I am coming back fully focused next year, determined to do a good job, and ready to challenge for top spot.”While most Speedway GP first substitutes usually race half a season or more in the series, Madsen has competed in just one round so far this year – replacing Aussie ace Jason Doyle at the FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic – Prague.The four-time Speedway GP winner finished third at Marketa Stadium and could have been forgiven for being disappointed with his lack of opportunities in 2025. But Madsen didn’t just want to sit around and wait for an SGP call-up. The 36-year-old said: “Everybody said, ‘You will get some rides.’ I didn’t want to think about that. I just wanted to focus on getting back into the GP. I don’t care about one or two meetings – I am too old for that.”Whether or not Madsen is called up for the final two 2025 Speedway GP rounds in Wroclaw on August 30 or Vojens on September 13, he’s delighted to know he is back in the big time for 2026.He said: “I just want to celebrate and enjoy this. It has been a long season on the sidelines, watching the GPs. In one sense, it has been nice to have those relaxed Saturdays. But on the other side, I have been missing it so much. I feel like I should have had a wild card for this year.“I have proved over the last five or six years that I belong in the GP and, because of some personal issues last year, I was struggling. But I have proved to everyone that I belong there. When I had the chance in Prague, I got on the podium. In the Speedway European Championship series, the leagues and everywhere, I am doing well.“I still had to deliver and do the job in Holsted, but I managed to do it. I had great support from my family and my team. Everyone has worked so hard and it’s a big relief. I am so happy, and that’s for my two girls, Marika and Manuela.”

MADSEN: GOING FOR GOLD IN SGP COMEBACK SEASON

Former world No.2 Patryk Dudek ended his nine-year wait for a second Polish Championship after seeing off a sensational Bartosz Zmarzlik challenge to claim the crown in Czestochowa on Friday.Five-time Speedway GP world champion Zmarzlik zoomed to an 18-point, six-ride maximum to win the third round of the series.&nbsp;But it was still not enough to deny Dudek as second spot on the night and 15 points secured his first Polish title since 2016 on 47 points, with Zmarzlik falling just three short on 44.Despite missing out on final qualification after finishing fourth in the last-chance race, 10 points was enough for FIM SGP Challenge winner Dominik Kubera to bag the bronze medal on 38.Zmarzlik and Dudek were joined in the round-three final by 2026 Speedway GP qualifier Kacper Woryna, who won the last-chance race, before finishing third in the meeting, claiming fourth place in the championship on 33.Should Dudek remain top of the Speedway European Championship standings and also claim continental gold, it will mean all of this year’s Polish Championship top four will compete in Speedway GP next year.Former SGP2 bronze medallist Bartlomiej Kowalski second in the last-chance race to complete the final line-up, before finishing fourth on the night. He was eighth in the championship.SGP2 champion Wiktor Przyjemski finished third in the last-chance race after collecting 11 points in the heats. He was placed fifth in the overall championship standings – finishing on 33.FINAL POLISH CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1.&nbsp; &nbsp; Patryk Dudek 47 2.&nbsp; &nbsp; Bartosz Zmarzlik 44 3.&nbsp; &nbsp; Dominik Kubera 38 4.&nbsp; &nbsp; Kacper Woryna 33 5.&nbsp; &nbsp; Wiktor Przyjemski 33 6.&nbsp; &nbsp; Pawel Przedpelski 23 7.&nbsp; &nbsp; Szymon Wozniak 23 8.&nbsp; &nbsp; Bartlomiej Kowalski 22 9.&nbsp; &nbsp; Piotr Pawlicki 16 10. Mateusz Cierniak 16 11. Maciej Janowski 16 12. Jakub Miskowiak 15 13. Krzysztof Buczkowski 14 14. Przemyslaw Pawlicki 14 15. Gleb Chugunov 10 16. Jakub Krawczyk 6 17. Antoni Kawczynski 4 18. Jakub Jamrog 2 19. Franciszek Karczewski 1 20. Mikolaj Duchinski 1

DUDEK SEES OFF ZMARZLIK TO CLAIM POLISH CHAMPIONSHIP CROWN

SGP2 champion Wiktor Przyjemski raced to his first Polish Under-21 Championship as 2024 SGP3 champion Maksymilian Pawelczak stormed to a sensational second place in home city Bydgoszcz on Thursday evening.Lublin rider Przyjemski returned to boyhood club Bydgoszcz and blazed through the card with a 15-point maximum.&nbsp;A first or second place in the Deluxe Homeart FIM SGP2 of Denmark – Vojens on September 12 will see him seal his second straight FIM Speedway Under-21 World Championship and cap a terrific 2025 season in style.He wasn’t the only local hero who impressed. Pawelczak is still only 15 years old, meaning he is ineligible for senior competition until his birthday on September 21.But he looks set to be a real star in 2026 after racking up 13 points at the Polonia Stadium to seal the silver medal.Former SGP2 star Bartosz Banbor completed the podium, winning a run-off with former SGP3 rider Kacper Mania after the pair tied on 12 points.Current SGP2 racer Kevin Malkiewicz was fifth on 10, with 2023 SGP2 silver medallist Damian Ratajczak tied on eight points with Pawel Sitek and Kacper Lobodzinski.Last year’s champion Jakub Krawczyk finished 11th on five points, with current SGP2 rider Antoni Mencel scoring four and Jan Przanowski picking up one.<img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/489686/conversions/przyjemski85958-large.jpg"/><img src="https://eventrack-1.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/staging/489687/conversions/pawelczak-przyjemski-banbor194201-large.jpg"/>

PRZYJEMSKI WINS POLISH U21 TITLE WITH PAWELCZAK SECOND

Polish racer Dominik Kubera is elated to have overcome his mid-season blip to secure his spot in Speedway GP for 2026.The 2023 FIM Speedway World Cup winner topped the podium at last Saturday’s FIM SGP Challenge in Holsted to join Kacper Woryna, Leon Madsen and Andzejs Lebedevs in winning a guaranteed spot in the 2026 Speedway GP World Championship.Kubera raced to 25 points across the first two Speedway GP rounds in Landshut and Warsaw, including a fourth-place finish at PGE Narodowy. But since then, he has reached two last-chance qualifiers from the last six rounds going into the DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Wroclaw on August 30.But Kubera heads to the Olympic Stadium, lifted by securing his SGP status for a third straight season and believes he can now go into the final two rounds of 2025 in a much more relaxed mood.He said: “I had many problems this year in the middle of the season. Now it is a little bit better, and my scores have been getting better and better.“My goal is to keep pushing as hard as I can now for the rest of the meetings. Now I have had a little bit of pressure taken off me and I will feel looser for the next round of the GPs.”Kubera is currently ninth in the Speedway GP World Championship but hopes his growing experience on the sport’s biggest stadium will help him go for glory in 2026. He said: “Now I have more experience, I am older, and I think I know more. Speedway is sometimes crazy, but we will see what happens and I will fight.”Before he resumes his Speedway GP season, Kubera lines up in Friday’s third and final round of the Polish Championship in Czestochowa, where he goes for his first national senior title.Kubera is second in the standings on 28 points – four behind frontrunner Patryk Dudek, who has 32, with five-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik third on 26. SGP2 champion Wiktor Przyjemski and newly-qualified 2026 Speedway GP star Kacper Woryna are deadlocked on 22.

KUBERA: PRESSURE OFF AFTER FIM SGP CHALLENGE WIN

Polish star Kacper Woryna is determined to make his FIM Speedway Grand Prix debut season “mean something” after finishing second in the FIM SGP Challenge to book his Speedway GP spot for 2026.Woryna raced to 11 points in the heats in Holsted to secure the top-four finish needed to reach the sport’s biggest stage for the first time.He then took second place in the final behind compatriot Dominik Kubera. Third-placed Leon Madsen and Andzejs Lebedevs in fourth joined them in sealing SGP qualification in Denmark.Woryna is new to the main Speedway GP line-up, having only made two previous appearances as a wild card and track reserve. But the 2024 Speedway European Championship bronze medallist wants to do more than just live his dream.&nbsp;He said: “I was asked how it feels to achieve my dream. The difference here is that it used to be a dream – until I grew up and it became a goal for me.“Now being in the GPs isn’t just about being there, which is super cool for me. I want to be there and make it mean something. I don’t want to be dead last.&nbsp;“We will see how it goes. The competition is tough, but the main goal is to have fun and enjoy my racing. When you do that, you can accomplish great things.“I know what I can expect from myself and definitely the competition with the top 16 in the world is going to be a great lesson. I just hope I can take a lot from it.”Woryna still has a chance to be crowned European champion this season, standing just four points behind SEC frontrunner Patryk Dudek with two rounds remaining.But he no longer needs the SGP spot on offer to the European champion after sealing qualification in Holsted with some superb starts and smart rides against a classy field.He said: “We had some good competition. None of the riders that came to Holsted were slow. When you have tough competition, it’s more like chess on the track – not only racing. You have to be smarter than your rivals and move around the track well enough to be at the front.“When you make the starts, it’s a lot easier. I felt I had good speed, I picked the right engine, and it worked. I want to say thank you to my guys, my team, my family and everyone who supports me.”

WORYNA: MAKING IT COUNT IN SPEEDWAY GP

Polish star Bartosz Zmarzlik racked up a 14 paid 15-point maximum for Swedish champions Lejonen as they won 49-41 at home to Dackarna in the Bauhaus Elitserien on Tuesday.Zmarzlik triumphed in his first four outings before following home SGP2 champion teammate Wiktor Przyjemski in heat 14 to complete a paid max.Newly-qualified 2026 Speedway GP star Kacper Woryna tallied 10 for the Lions, with Przyjemski notching nine.European champion Andzejs Lebedevs scored 11 points for the visitors, with Ukrainian SGP2 star Nazar Parnitskyi bagging nine paid 10.Elsewhere, Great Britain racer Robert Lambert scored 11 paid 12 points for Vastervik as they won 50-40 at home to Indianerna. He was well supported by 10 paid 11-point tallies from five-time Swedish champion Fredrik Lindgren and Bartosz Smektala.Speedway European Championship leader Patryk Dudek racked up 15 paid 16 points for the Indians, with Szymon Wozniak registering 12.German racer Kai Huckenbeck collected 11 paid 12 points for Rospiggarna as they triumphed 56-34 at home to Smederna. His total was bettered by 11 paid 13-pointers from Aussie international Ryan Douglas and Danish young gun Villads Nagel. Britain’s Adam Ellis notched nine.Swedish racer Kim Nilsson was Smederna’s leading scorer on 14 paid 15, while Jakub Jamrog registered nine.In the day’s other match, Poland’s Oskar Fajfer and Denmark’s Tim Sorensen scored 13 paid 14 apiece for Piraterna as they were held to a 45-45 draw at home to Vargarna. Latvia’s Daniils Kolodinskis added 11 paid 12.German racer Norick Blodorn scored 11 paid 12 for the Wolves, with Jakub Miskowiak collecting a straight 11.For full details of the day’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 | PAID MAX FOR ZMARZLIK

Speedway GP star Fredrik Lindgren became a five-time national champion after storming to victory at the Swedish Championship Final in Norrkoping on Monday night.Lindgren raced to 13 points from five rides to book his place in the final, with former Speedway GP rival Kim Nilsson topping the score chart on 14.But Vastervik racer Lindgren got the better of the former FIM SGP Challenge winner when it mattered most, triumphing in the final ahead of Nilsson in second, with two-time Swedish champion Jacob Thorssell third and Timo Lahti fourth.Victory sees Lindgren add to his 2018, 2021, 2023 and 2024 Swedish Championship wins, matching the five gold medals won by former FIM Speedway world champion Anders Michanek. Only nine-time winner Ove Fundin, eight-time champion Tony Rickardsson and former world No.2 Andreas Jonsson on seven have now won more.Former Finnish international Lahti also scored 13 points in the heats to join Nilsson and Lindgren in gaining automatic final qualification.The last spot was claimed when Thorssell won the last-chance race ahead of former Speedway GP star Oliver Berntzon, Ludvig Lindgren – Freddie’s younger brother – and SGP2 star Casper Henriksson.Thorssell registered 11 points in the heats, while Ludvig Lindgren collected 10, and Berntzon and Henriksson notched nine. Ex-Speedway GP rider Tomas H Jonasson and former SGP2 rider Philip Hellstrom-Bangs missed the last-chance race cut on seven.

LINDGREN LIFTS SWEDISH TITLE NO.5

SGP2 star Mikkel Andersen stormed to his first Danish Under-21 Championship in Slangerup on Monday evening.Andersen topped the podium ahead of SGP2 rival William Drejer in second. The pair tied on 16 points after five heats and the final, with Andersen’s final victory giving him top spot.Nicolai Heiselberg was placed third on 13 points, with Jesper Knudsen fourth on 11 – a score matched by Niklas Holm Jakobsen in fifth spot. SGP2 first reserve Villads Nagel was fifth on 10 points.

ANDERSEN CLAIMS DANISH U21 CROWN

Polish hero Maciej Janowski makes his return to the FIM Speedway Grand Prix stage as hometown wild card for the DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Wroclaw on August 30.The 2022 Speedway GP World Championship bronze medallist dons the famous No.16 race jacket at the iconic Olympic Stadium, which staged the very first SGP event 30 years ago on May 20, 1995.Magic delivered one of Wroclaw’s most iconic Speedway GP moments when he won round two of the 2020 championship in his home city.But his most famous night at the Olympic Stadium came on July 29, 2023, when he stormed past Great Britain star Robert Lambert and Danish racer Anders Thomsen in an epic last-heat decider to win FIM Speedway World Cup gold for Poland.&nbsp;It was an emotional moment for Janowski, whose heroics came 18 years after he watched his country win their first FIM SWC title at Wroclaw’s Olympic Stadium from the terraces as a fan on his 14th birthday on August 6, 2005.The Sparta Wroclaw rider makes his first Speedway GP appearance of 2025 and will hope to add to his eight SGP wins on what is his 101st outing on the sport’s biggest stage.Magic joins five-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik – a three-time Wroclaw winner – and their international teammate Dominik Kubera in flying the Polish flag in the penultimate round of the 2025 Speedway GP series.The DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Wroclaw line-up is completed by track reserves Marcel Kowolik and Nikodem Mikołajczyk, who feature in the No.17 and No.18 race jackets respectively. Janowski’s Wroclaw teammates both hope to make their Speedway GP debuts. They served as track reserves in the 2024 event but were not called into action.&nbsp;Limited tickets remain for the DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Wroclaw. Secure your spot at the Olympic Stadium <a href="https://bilety.wts.pl/">HERE</a> now.

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