Speedway Grand Prix 2022: 'Every rider loves it' - Round 7 hits historic Wroclaw track as championship race hots up

The latest round of FIM Speedway Grand Prix takes us to Poland for the third time this season with Wroclaw hosting Round 7 of this year’s series. Having seen Warsaw take on hosting duties for Round 2 and Gorzow in Round 5, fans and riders will descend on the iconic Olympic Stadium in Wroclaw at the championship takes shape with four races to go.

Ad The venue is steeped in Speedway history having hosted 15 SGP events including the very first meeting for the first championship held in 1995. Speedway GP'Medals the aim now' — Bullish Bewley on SGP chances ahead of Wroclaw meetingYESTERDAY AT 08:15 That day, Polish hometown hero and Speedway legend Tomasz Gollob was the victor and current championship leader Bartosz Zmarzlik is hoping to emulate his compatriot by topping the podium in front of his own fans.

Zmarzlik currently sits top of the charts on 96 points as he looks to close in on a third world title to add to his 2019 and 2020 crowns. Having reached at least the semis of all six rounds this campaign including finals in the last three meetings, a gap of 22 points currently separates the Pole from second place Leon Madsen.

The Dane has also reached the semi-finals in every round this year. But while he has his sights set on Zmarzlik, he will be aware that even a top three podium place isn’t secure.

'Medals the aim now' — Bullish Bewley on SGP chances ahead of Wroclaw meeting 'I'm over the moon' — Holder gets over nerves ahead of Wroclaw GP Madsen is 11 points ahead of another Polish star looking to shine in Wroclaw in Patryk Dudek, who has recovered from a slow start to storm up the table, reaching three finals in a row including victory in Round 4 in Teterow. Despite his resurgence, there are just 13 points between