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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.
Fans and riders observed a minute’s silence paying respects to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II ahead of round 8 of the 2022 FIM Speedway Grand Prix in Vojens, Denmark. The Queen died on Thursday aged 96 and sporting events across the world have either been postponed as a mark of respect or incorporated some form of tribute.
The family of Gino Rea, who was seriously injured in practice for the 43rd Coca-Cola Suzuka 8 Hours, round three of the FIM Endurance World Championship last month, has launched a funding appeal to help in his ongoing rehabilitation. A post from Shannon Rea, reads: “Gino sustained catastrophic life-changing injuries when he came off his motorcycle and collided with the crash barriers at Suzuka. Ad “Gino was unresponsive and fell into a coma.
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.
Xavier Siméon, one of the fastest and most successful riders of the current FIM Endurance World Championship generation, has called time on his career as a professional rider. The Belgian, who partnered Gregg Black and Sylvain Guintoli to glory in April’s 24 Heures Motos at Le Mans having claimed the EWC title with the French duo in 2021 for Yoshimura SERT Motul, made his decision for personal reasons after a period of reflection and consideration over the summer. Ad Although the 33-year-old will no longer be chasing on-track success as a professional rider, he will devote himself to other activities, in particular coaching for the Belgian Motorcycle Academy (BMA) based at the Mettet circuit, and supporting young hopefuls, including Barry Baltus, his country’s Moto2 representative.
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».
Part of the Suzuki-powered Yoshimura SERT Motul team that won the Bol d’Or in 2021 and currently heads the FIM Endurance World Championship standings, Great Britain-born French rider Gregg Black, 34, talks exceeding expectations at Suzuka, the absence of pressure, what it takes to win at Circuit Paul Ricard and more as the build-up to the 100th anniversary of this famous 24-hour race continues. You start the Bol d’Or on the back of finishing third at Suzuka.
Ten Bol d’Or winners feature on a packed entry list for the deciding round of the 2022 FIM Endurance World Championship later this month. They are part of a 43-bike line-up preparing to assemble at Circuit Paul Ricard from 15-18 September when the curtain comes down on another action-packed EWC season. Ad Sixteen teams are entered in the Formula EWC category with 24 registered in Superstock.