Freddie Lindgren: Last News

Swedish sensation Freddie Lindgren comes into the 2022 Speedway Grand Prix season looking to improve on his two previous bronze medal finishes. However, the 36-year-old veteran has had to overcome a debilitating bout of long Covid after falling ill at the height of the pandemic in 2020. Ad/> Despite this, Lindgren still managed to achieve third place that year, just as he did in 2018, and was joint fourth in 2021.

Dan Bewley clinched his first win of the season at a dramatic Round 6 of the Speedway GP in Malilla, Sweden. Sitting second in the final as the last lap began, Bewley pulled off a magnificent overtake out of nowhere, shooting down the inside line and taking the lead off Martin Vaculik. Ad And he held onto the lead to take a memorable triumph, in a final that also saw a heavy crash between Freddie Lindgren and Vaculik that resulted in the former not competing in the restart.

Track Detail — Everything you need to know about the Prague GP circuit Ad GP Czech Republic‘Anything can happen’ – ‘Calmer’ Holder looking to go ‘one step better’ than Warsaw silver in Prague01/06/2023 AT 08:04 Did you know that no venue has hosted more Speedway GP races than Prague? And that 12 of the last 21 Speedway GP winners at Prague have gone on to win the world title the same season. Pretty neat huh? Jack Holder looking to go 'one step better' in Prague after Warsaw silver Jack Holder has emerged as something of a surprise package in the early rounds of the 2023 Speedway Grand Prix championship. After narrowly missing out on a semi-final place at the first meeting of the season in Donji Kraljevec, the Australian roared back to claim a first-ever place in a final two weeks later in Warsaw.

Freddie Lindgren emerged victorious from a hugely controversial Grand Prix of Poland final in Warsaw, though Bartosz Zmarzlik retains the lead of the world championship. Jack Holder had been on course for his maiden GP victory in the first running of the final, but that was stopped when Zmarzlik knocked Jason Doyle off his bike on lap three in a clumsy move up the inside.