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European champion Mikkel Michelsen has been forced to withdraw from the FIM Speedway Grand Prix of Sweden through injury. The 28-year-old broke his ankle in the warm-up for his Polish club Lublin’s PGE Ekstraliga play-off semi-final at the start of September, but continued racing in the weeks that followed.
Standings after 16 heats Ad With just one heat left for each rider, there's still a lot to play for. Michelsen and Dudek are on 10 points and are through to the semi-finals. The other six places are yet to be determined.
Dan Bewley has continued his fine form, topping the qualifying session for tonight’s main event at the Vojens Speedway Center in Denmark. After having back-to-back wins in Cardiff and Poland, Bewley is the man to watch. Leon Madsen, Bartosz Zmarzlik and Patryk Dudek all set competitive laps, but no-one could beat the man of the moment.
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.
Mikkel Michelsen is hoping to make an impact in front of his home fans when the FIM Speedway Grand Prix hits Denmark. Round 8 of this year’s championship takes place at the Vojens Speedway Centre in Vojens on September 10, with around 15,000 fans expected to pack out the venue to see Michelsen and the rest of the field in action. Ad Although currently nursing an ankle injury, the 28-year-old told Eurosport that he is still thrilled about the prospect of racing at «home».
Relive Bewley's win in Cardiff Ad Speedway GPWATCH — Top fiver riders make their lane selections at the Wroclaw Speedway GP4 HOURS AGO 'MEDALS THE AIM NOW' — DAN BEWLEY CONFIDENT OF STRONG FINISH AHEAD OF WROCLAW MEETING Dan Bewley is hoping to use his maiden Speedway Grand Prix victory in Cardiff as a springboard to more success, starting this weekend in Wroclaw. The ever-improving 23-year-old lit up the Principality Stadium, winning in his first SGP final in what has been an increasingly improving season.
The weekend’s wildcard, Gleb Chugunov, surprised everyone by being the fastest man on track during this afternoon’s qualifying session for the showcase in Wroclaw, Poland tonight. In the lead up to today's event, all eyes were on Dan Bewley after his win two weekends ago in Cardiff, and Bartosz Zmarzlik, being the home hero. Ad However, neither were the fastest man, with Bewley third fastest and Zmarzlik down in seventh.
Outgoing team manager Hans Nielsen believes his Denmark team «can do the job» and claim the Speedway of Nations title. Nielsen, who has confirmed this will be his last meeting with the team, has selected Leon Madsen, Mikkel Michelsen and Anders Thomsen for the final at the Vojens Speedway Centre for a chance at a first ever gold at the event and a first team world title since the old Speedway World Cup in 2015. Ad/> As hosts, Denmark automatically advance to the final where they will take on Australia, Finland and Poland who advanced from the first semi-final, and Sweden, Czech Republic and Great Britain who made it through semi number two.