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Patryk Dudek was thrilled with his victory in the Speedway Grand Prix at Teterow, with the Polish rider suggesting the race was won from the start. The Bergring Arena track was extremely rutted, with a host of star names — most notably Maciej Janowski who failed to make the semis-finals — finding things tough. Ad/> In contrast, Dudek looked comfortable all evening.
Patryk Dudek took victory in the Teterow Speedway Grand Prix, as Bartosz Zmarzlik extended his lead in the World Championship with a second-placed finish. Dudek was the outstanding rider all evening, the only one to truly handle the tough conditions, and he powered clear from gate one to take the win in the final. Ad/> Zmarzlik never looked comfortable, but took second and with his leading rivals struggling, he extended his championship lead.
German Showcase Ad/> /> /> Speedway GP‘There are going to be some ruts’ — Lambert’s track walk for the Speedway GP at TeterowAN HOUR AGO Zmarzlik on top Despite not reaching either of the previous two finals, Zmarzlik is still the man on top of the Championship. CHAMPIONSHIP AFTER THREE ROUNDS 1 — Bartosz Zmarzlik (Poland) 44pts 2 — Maciej Janowski (Poland) 43pts 3 – Leon Madsen (Denmark) 40pts 4 – Mikkel Michelsen (Denmark) 33pts 5 – Tai Woffinden (United Kingdom) 32pts 6 – Max Fricke (Australia) 31pts 7 – Jason Doyle (Australia) 31pts 8 – Fredrik Lindgren (Sweden) 31pts 9 – Martin Vaculik (Slovakia) 29pts 10 – Anders Thomsen (Denmark) 24pts 11 – Robert Lambert (United Kingdom) 22pts 12 – Dan Bewley (United Kingdom) 20pts 13 – Jack Holder (Australia) 16pts 14 – Patryk Dudek (Poland) 15pts 15 – Pawel Przedpelski (Poland) 12pts 16 – Matej Zagar (Slovakia) 11pts /> Tonight's Wild Card Kai Huckenbeck is the Wild Card for tonight's action. The German rider is given his chance to shine in front of his home crowd.
Bartosz Zmarzlik topped qualifying in Teterow on Saturday, narrowly beating out Robert Lambert. Zmarzlik makes it four out of four, being the only man to top a qualifying session so far this season. Leon Madsen had taken the lead early on before Great Britain’s Tai Woffinden went in front.
Hello and Welcome Ad/> Welcome to the fourth round of the FIM Speedway Grand Prix. This time around, we are at the Bergring Arena in Teterow. The weekend's Wild Card is homegrown talent Kai Huckenbeck.
Mikkel Michelsen says Danish speedway is in rude health, and adds that he, Leon Madsen and Anders Thomsen, can usher in another era of Danish supremacy. Denmark has a rich speedway history. The Scandinavian country dominated the sport in the 1980s and early 90s, with Erik Gundersen, Hans Nielsen and Jan O.
Tai Woffinden has said he and his team “did the job we needed to do” after producing a fine performance to finish second at the Speedway Grand Prix in Prague. Woffinden made a slow start to the season, picking up just four points in the opening race in Gorican, Croatia, and failing to make the semi-finals in a performance he described as «garbage». Ad/> However, he built on a solid performance a fortnight later in Poland where he secured 10 points and a semi-final spot by claiming second place in Czech Republic.
British rider Dan Bewley was involved in a bizarre incident when his bike split in half mid-race as he crashed out of Heat 13 of the Speedway Grand Prix in Prague. Lining up with Martin Vaculik, Maciej Janowski and Leon Madsen for his fourth run of the evening, the 23-year-old struggled and looked set to finish last.