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Australian champion Max Fricke was delighted with “one of those memories I will never forget” as he won the Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw. Fricke took the win in front of more than 50,000 spectators at the PGE Narodowy on Saturday night. Ad/> A great start from Fricke had him beating Leon Madsen with the Dane pushed back into second, and Swedish rider Fredrik Lindgren took third.
Australian Max Fricke won a dramatic Speedway Grand Prix of Poland in Warsaw with a spectacular performance in a re-started final. Fricke finished ahead of Denmark's Leon Madsen and Swedish veteran Fredrik Lindgren.
There was a dramatic crash in heat 6 of the Speedway Grand Prix in Warsaw, Poland when Patryk Dudek collided with Jack Holder as the two men took a corner. Dudek appeared to lose control of his bike as his front wheel came up off the track and although Holder had the presence of mind to take some evasive action, a coming together was unavoidable. Ad/> Both men required treatment but were able to walk away from the incident.
The latest Speedway Grand Prix race in Warsaw began with a show of solidarity between neighbours Ukraine and Poland following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. With more than 50,000 fans packed into the national stadium in Warsaw, a huge Tifo display was unveiled with the flags of Ukraine and Poland stitched together.
HEAT 8 — Thomsen, Janowski, Bewley, Lambert Ad/> Janowski seems to be a fan favourite in this massive 50,000 crowd and he’s definitely pleasing them. Taking the win from second placed Lambert. It was a picture finish from Bewley and Thomsen, but it was Bewley that stole the last point in third.
Mikkel Michelsen has insisted there are 'no friendships' when riders take to the track at the Speedway Grand Prix. Michelsen is one of three riders from Denmark among the qualified riders this season, but, ahead of the second race of the season in front of 50,000 fans at the national stadium in Warsaw, Poland, said they «we're all rivals.» Ad/> Asked if there would be any sense of camaraderie or teamwork with his compatriots, the 27-year-old baulked at the idea.
Three-time Speedway GP world champion Tai Woffinden has told Eurosport that he cannot wait to get going in the Warsaw GP on Saturday. Speaking after qualifying on Friday, Woffinden said that the team has made changes to the bike and that he feels like it is doing what he wants it to do. Ad/> He added that he thinks given the compact nature of the track the race is going to be a fantastic spectacle.
Championship leader Bartosz Zmarzlik put in a stellar performance to top qualification in Warsaw on Friday night, narrowly edging out Leon Madsen. Unlike last time out in Gorican the lead in Warsaw kept on changing at regular intervals as riders watched each other take different paths and set-ups to get used to the track and made their own adjustments. Ad/> Madsen was one of those who initially had the lead but then lost it, only to get it back with a blistering 13.181, the first rider to go sub-13.2.