Speedway Grand Prix: 'After Teterow, everything seemed to work' - Patryk Dudek looks to continue fine form in Torun

Patryk Dudek has pinpointed his victory in Teterow as the turning point in his FIM Speedway Grand Prix season as he looks to end the campaign on a high. Ahead of the final meeting of 2022 in Torun in his native Poland, Dudek sits third in the standings having made at least the semi-final in the last six rounds of racing. Ad Another strong finish at a venue where he picked up his first ever Grand Prix win in 2017, will see him confirm a top six spot and qualification for next season’s championship.

Speedway GP'This requires an extensive time to recover' — Fricke out of Torun SGP with injury after crashYESTERDAY AT 11:44 However, things didn’t exactly run smoothly for Dudek at the start of the year, after collecting just 15 championship points in the opening three meetings and floundering towards the foot of the table. Then came round four when he stormed to victory in Germany and he hasn't looked back, making three further finals and positioning himself as a potential title outsider. ‘One of the greats' – Legend Rickardsson says Zmarzlik is 'not even at full potential' 'This requires an extensive time to recover' — Fricke out of Torun SGP with injury after crash Speaking to Discovery, Dudek admitted the pressure he placed on himself, as well as bike issues, could have been the reason behind his poor start.

“When I raced for the first time in the Grand Prix, I didn’t feel the pressure,” he said. “Everything was new for me and I was always happy to race with the best riders. “But later I was thinking, ‘maybe we can try fighting for the championship’ and this was the problem.

“This year was tough for me. I had problems with my bike and Speedway Grand Prix was not good for me, it was the same in the Polish League. “But after