Sports in Britain resume following passing of Queen Elizabeth II
Wearing black armbands, test cricketers from England and South Africa held a minute's silence before a bell was chimed once by a high-ranking member of the military at the Oval.
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Speedway Grand Prix 2022, Denmark qualifying LIVE - Riders battle for best gates in Vojens
13:10 — Final results and gate draw Ad 1 — Dan Bewley (United Kingdom) — 14 2 — Leon Madsen (Denmark) — 9 3 — Patryk Dudek (Poland) — 13 4 — Bartosz Zmarzlik (Poland) — 5 5 — Jason Doyle (Australia) — 8 6 — Robert Lambert (United Kingdom) — 4 7 — Tai Woffinden (United Kingdom) — 6 8 — Fredrik Lindgren (Sweden) — 12 9 — Max Fricke (Australia) — 2 10 — Pawel Przedpelski (Poland) — 11 11 — Rasmus Jensen (Denmark) — 1 12 — Martin Vaculik (Slovakia) — 15 13 — Maciej Janowski (Poland) — 16 14 — Jack Holder (Australia) — 10 15 — Mikkel Michelsen (Denmark) — 7 16 — Andzejs Lebedevs (Latvia) — 3 Speedway GP'No better feeling' — Michelsen excited for home SGP in Denmark08/09/2022 AT 11:57 12:58 — Bewley on top And no-one can go faster. So, at the end, it's Bewley who will get the top pick today. 12:57 — Times aren't improving As this qualifying session is coming to an end, no-one can seem to put in better laps.